| Java 1.0 | appendable closeable flushable |
This class is a byte output stream that
implements a number of methods for displaying
textual representations of
Java primitive data types.
System.out
and
System.err are PrintStream
objects. PrintStream converts characters to bytes
using the platform's default charset, or the charset
or encoding named in the PrintStream( )
constructor invocation. In Java 5.0, convenience constructors allow
you to specify a file (either as a file name or a
File object) as the destination of a
PrintStream. Prior to Java 5.0 the destination had
to be another OutputStream object.The print( )
methods output standard textual representations of each data type.
The println( )
methods do the same and follow the representations with newlines.
Each method converts a Java primitive type to a
String representation and outputs the resulting
string. When an Object is passed to a
print( ) or println( ), it is
converted to a String by calling its
toString( ) method. In Java 5.0, you can also use the
printf( ) methods (or the format(
)
methods that behave identically) for formatted output. These methods
behave like the format( ) method of a
java.util.Formatter object that uses the
PrintStream as its destination.This class implements the java.lang.Appendable
interface in
Java 5.0, which makes it suitable
for use with a java.util.Formatter.See also PrintWriter for a character output stream
with similar functionality. And see
DataOutputStream for a byte output stream that
outputs binary, rather than textual, representations of
Java's primitive types.
Figure 9-49. java.io.PrintStream
 public class PrintStream extends FilterOutputStream implements Appendable, Closeable {
// Public Constructors
5.0 public PrintStream (File file ) throws FileNotFoundException;
5.0 public PrintStream (String fileName ) throws FileNotFoundException;
public PrintStream (OutputStream out );
5.0 public PrintStream (String fileName , String csn ) throws FileNotFoundException,
UnsupportedEncodingException;
public PrintStream (OutputStream out , boolean autoFlush );
5.0 public PrintStream (File file , String csn ) throws FileNotFoundException,
UnsupportedEncodingException;
1.4 public PrintStream (OutputStream out , boolean autoFlush , String encoding ) throws
UnsupportedEncodingException;
// Public Instance Methods
5.0 public PrintStream append (char c );
5.0 public PrintStream append (CharSequence csq );
5.0 public PrintStream append (CharSequence csq , int start , int end );
public boolean checkError ( );
public void close ( ); Implements:Closeable
5.0 public PrintStream format (String format , Object... args );
5.0 public PrintStream format (java.util.Locale l , String format , Object... args );
public void print (double d );
public void print (float f );
public void print (char[ ] s );
public void print (Object obj );
public void print (String s );
public void print (long l );
public void print (boolean b );
public void print (char c );
public void print (int i );
5.0 public PrintStream printf (String format , Object... args );
5.0 public PrintStream printf (java.util.Locale l , String format , Object... args );
public void println ( );
public void println (char[ ] x );
public void println (double x );
public void println (Object x );
public void println (String x );
public void println (float x );
public void println (char x );
public void println (boolean x );
public void println (long x );
public void println (int x );
// Methods Implementing Closeable
public void close ( );
// Public Methods Overriding FilterOutputStream
public void flush ( );
public void write (int b );
public void write (byte[ ] buf , int off , int len );
// Protected Instance Methods
1.1 protected void setError ( );
}
Passed To
System.{setErr( ), setOut( )},
THRowable.printStackTrace( ),
java.util.Formatter.Formatter( ),
java.util.Properties.list( ),
javax.xml.transform.TransformerException.printStackTrace(
), javax.xml.xpath.XPathException.printStackTrace(
)Type Of
System.{err, out} |
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