On Dec 15, 2011, at 3:38, Darryl Smith <darryl.sm...@vcontractor.co.za>
wrote:
The intended purpose is to be able to format Strings with text intermixed
with variable String values that conform to correct punctuation.
i.e.
Building up the correct display String depending on which variables are
correctly entered.
“Please specify the following: “ followed by a comma delimited listing of
the required values [Name | Cell | Email Address] terminated by a fullstop.
EnhancedBuilder allows us to easily specify the logic to build such a
String.
EnhancedBuilder eb = new EnhancedBuilder();
eb.setFirstSuffix(": \n")
.setSuffix(",\n")
.setPrefix(" -")
.setLastSuffix(".")
.setSkipFirstPrefix(true);
System.out.println(eb.append("Please
specify the following
arguments").append("Username").append("Cell").append("Email").toString());
How is this better than using String.format for example? The proposal feels
a little out of scope for [lang].
Gary
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