com.imsl

Class Warning

java.lang.Object

com.imsl.Warning

public final class Warning
extends Object

Handle warning messages. This class maintains a single, private, WarningObject that actually displays the warning messages.

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Example

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Warning()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static WarningObject	getWarning() Gets the WarningObject.
static void	print(Object source, String bundleName, String key, Object[] arg) Issue a warning message.
static void	setOut(PrintStream out) Reassigns the output stream.
static void	setWarning(WarningObject warningObject) Sets a new WarningObject.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Warning

public Warning()

Method Detail

getWarning

public static WarningObject getWarning()

Gets the WarningObject.

Returns:

The current warning object.

print

public static void print(Object source,
         String bundleName,
         String key,
         Object[] arg)

Issue a warning message. Warning messages are stored as MessageFormat patterns in a ResourceBundle. This method retrieves the pattern from the bundle, formats the message with the supplied arguments, and prints the message to the warning stream.

Parameters:

source - is the object that is the source of the warning.

bundleName - is the prefix of the ResourceBundle name. The actual name is formed by appending ".ErrorMessages".

key - identifies the warning message in the bundle.

arg - are the arguments used to format the message.

See Also:

ResourceBundle, MessageFormat

setOut

public static void setOut(PrintStream out)

Reassigns the output stream. The default warning stream is System.err.

Parameters:

out - is the new warning output stream. It may be null, in which case warnings are not printed.

setWarning

public static void setWarning(WarningObject warningObject)

Sets a new WarningObject. Replacing the WarningObject allows warning errors to be handled in a more custom fashion.

Parameters:

warningObject - is the new WarningObject. It may be null, in which case error messages will be ignored.