Interface Printable

All Known Implementing Classes:

Abstract­Coordinate­Operation, Abstract­CRS, Abstract­CS, Abstract­Datum, Abstract­Direct­Position, Abstract­Envelope, Abstract­Identified­Object, Abstract­Math­Transform, Abstract­Math­Transform.Inverse, Abstract­Math­Transform1D, Abstract­Math­Transform1D.Inverse, Abstract­Math­Transform2D, Abstract­Math­Transform2D.Inverse, Abstract­Parameter­Descriptor, Abstract­Reference­System, Bursa­Wolf­Parameters, Concurrent­Authority­Factory, Contextual­Parameters, Datum­Shift­Transform, Default­Affine­CS, Default­Cartesian­CS, Default­Compound­CRS, Default­Compound­CS, Default­Conversion, Default­Coordinate­Metadata, Default­Coordinate­System­Axis, Default­Cylindrical­CS, Default­Datum­Ensemble, Default­Derived­CRS, Default­Ellipsoid, Default­Ellipsoidal­CS, Default­Engineering­CRS, Default­Engineering­Datum, Default­Formula, Default­Geocentric­CRS, Default­Geodetic­Datum, Default­Geodetic­Datum.Dynamic, Default­Geographic­CRS, Default­Image­CRS, Default­Image­Datum, Default­Linear­CS, Default­Object­Domain, Default­Operation­Method, Default­Parameter­Descriptor, Default­Parameter­Descriptor­Group, Default­Parameter­Value, Default­Parameter­Value­Group, Default­Parametric­CRS, Default­Parametric­CS, Default­Parametric­Datum, Default­Pass­Through­Operation, Default­Polar­CS, Default­Prime­Meridian, Default­Projected­CRS, Default­Spherical­CS, Default­Temporal­CRS, Default­Temporal­Datum, Default­Time­CS, Default­Transformation, Default­User­Defined­CS, Default­Vertical­CRS, Default­Vertical­CS, Default­Vertical­Datum, Default­Vertical­Datum.Dynamic, Direct­Position1D, Ellipsoid­To­Centric­Transform, Ellipsoid­To­Radius­Transform, EPSGFactory, Formattable­Object, General­Direct­Position, General­Envelope, Geohash­Reference­System, Immutable­Envelope, Immutable­Identifier, Interpolated­Geocentric­Transform, Interpolated­Transform, Military­Grid­Reference­System, Molodensky­Transform, Named­Identifier, Parameters, Pass­Through­Transform, Pole­Rotation, Referencing­By­Identifiers, Time­Dependent­BWP, Wraparound­Transform

public interface Printable

Object providing a print() method for sending a string representation to the standard output stream. A call to object.print() is often (but not necessarily) equivalent to System.out.println(object), except that ANSI escape codes (a.k.a. ECMA-48, ISO/IEC 6429 and X3.64 standards) may be used for syntax coloring if the terminal supports it. The character encoding may also be more suitable on some platforms. Finally, some implementations may be more verbose than to­String().

Since:

1.5

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	print()	Prints a string representation of this object to the standard output stream.

Method Details

print

@Debug
void print()

Prints a string representation of this object to the standard output stream. If a console is attached to the running JVM (i.e. if the application is run from the command-line and the output is not redirected to a file) and if Apache SIS thinks that the console supports the ANSI escape codes (a.k.a. X3.64), then a syntax coloring may be applied.

This is a convenience method for debugging purpose and for console applications.