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Overview

Package text provides functions similar to strings.Join, but based on writers as opposed to strings

Index

• func Grow(w io.Writer, n int)
• func Join(writer io.Writer, elems []string, sep string) (n int, err error)
• func Repeat(w io.Writer, s string, count int) (n int, err error)
• func RepeatJoin(w io.Writer, s, sep string, count int) (n int, err error)
• func Splitter(chars string) func(string) []string

Functions

func Grow

func Grow(w io.Writer, n int)

Grow calls w.Grow() when w provides a Grow() method

func Join

func Join(writer io.Writer, elems []string, sep string) (n int, err error)

Join writes the elements of elem into writer, separated by sep. Returns the number of runes written and a nil error.

It is like strings.Join, but writes into a writer instead of allocating a strings.Builder.

func Repeat

func Repeat(w io.Writer, s string, count int) (n int, err error)

Repeat writes count instances of s into w. It returns the number of runes written and a nil error. When count would cause an overflow, calls panic().

It is similar to strings.Repeat, but writes into an existing builder without allocating a new one.

When s is empty or count <= 0, no instances of s are written.

func RepeatJoin

func RepeatJoin(w io.Writer, s, sep string, count int) (n int, err error)

RepeatJoin writes s, followed by (count -1) instances of sep + s into w. It returns the number of runes written and a nil error.

When count <= 0, no instances of s or sep are written into count.

func Splitter

func Splitter(chars string) func(string) []string

Splitter returns a function that acts like strings.Split, except that it splits on any rune contained in chars.