Examples of ErrorBuffer

games.stendhal.common.ErrorBuffer
ErrorBuffer stores and concatenates multiple error messages. @author Martin Fuchs
net.rim.tumbler.processbuffer.ErrorBuffer
Class ErrorBuffer uses a separate thread to read from the standard error stream of the subprocess, and is made available upon reaching the end of the error stream.
This class helps avoid potential deadlocks in the subprocess returned from a call to Runtime.exec(). The exec() methods in java.lang.Runtime return a Process object for managing the subprocess. As mentioned in the documentation for class java.lang.Process, failure to promptly read the output stream of the subprocess may cause the subprocess to block, and even deadlock.
Use this class to reduce the risk of deadlock even if you don't plan to access contents of the buffer after they become available. @see ProcessBuffer
org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer
Used during tests to track all errors
org.structr.common.error.ErrorBuffer
A buffer that collects error tokens to allow for i18n and human readable output. @author Christian Morgner

Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

    String templates =
      "foo() ::= {";
    writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    STErrorListener errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected = "t.stg 1:11: missing final '}' in {...} anonymous template" +newline+
              "t.stg 1:10: no viable alternative at input '{'"+newline;
    String result = errors.toString();
    assertEquals(expected, result);
  }

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

        String templates =
            "foo( ::= << >>\n";
        writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    STErrorListener errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected = "t.stg 1:5: no viable alternative at input '::='"+newline;
    String result = errors.toString();
    assertEquals(expected, result);
  }

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

        String templates =
            "foo() ::= \"\nfoo\"\n";
        writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    STErrorListener errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected = "t.stg 1:11: \\n in string"+newline;
    String result = errors.toString();
    assertEquals(expected, result);
  }

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

            "foo) ::= << >>\n" +
            "bar() ::= <<bar>>\n";
        writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    STErrorListener errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected = "t.stg 1:0: garbled template definition starting at 'foo'"+newline;
    String result = errors.toString();
    assertEquals(expected, result);
  }

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

        String templates =
            "foo(a,) ::= << >>\n";
        writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    STErrorListener errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected = "t.stg 1:6: missing ID at ')'"+newline;
    String result = errors.toString();
    assertEquals(expected, result);
  }

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

        String templates =
            "foo(a,,) ::= << >>\n";
        writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    ErrorBuffer errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected =
      "[t.stg 1:6: missing ID at ',', " +

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

    String templates =
      "foo(a b) ::= << >>\n";
    writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    ErrorBuffer errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected =
      "[t.stg 1:6: no viable alternative at input 'b']";

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

    String templates =
      "foo(a={hi}, b) ::= << >>\n";
    writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    ErrorBuffer errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected =
      "[t.stg 1:12: required parameters (b) must appear before optional parameters]";

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

        String templates =
            "foo(a) ::= \"<a b>\"\n";
        writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    ErrorBuffer errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected = "[t.stg 1:15: 'b' came as a complete surprise to me]";
    String result = errors.errors.toString();

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Examples of org.stringtemplate.v4.misc.ErrorBuffer

        String templates =
            "d ::= []\n";
        writeFile(tmpdir, "t.stg", templates);


    STGroupFile group = null;
    ErrorBuffer errors = new ErrorBuffer();
    group = new STGroupFile(tmpdir+"/"+"t.stg");
    group.setListener(errors);
    group.load(); // force load
    String expected = "[t.stg 1:7: missing dictionary entry at ']']";
    String result = errors.errors.toString();

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