identWith method
Adds indentation to a string based on the specified deep level and indentation characters.
The deepLevel
parameter specifies the number of indentation levels to add.
The identWith
parameter specifies the characters used for indentation. By default, it is a single space character.
- If
identWith
is a single character, it will be repeated for each indentation level. - If
identWith
is a two-character string, the first character will be repeated for each indentation level, and the second character will be used for the last indentation level. - If
identWith
is a multi-character string, the first character will be used for the first indentation level, the last character will be used for the last indentation level, and the middle characters will be repeated to fill the remaining space. Themultiplier
parameter specifies the number of times to repeat the indentation characters for each level.
Example
String text = ' Hello, world!';
String indentedText = text.identWith(4, '>=>');
print(indentedText); // Output: '>==> Hello, world!'
String text = ' Hello, world!';
String indentedText = text.identWith(2, ' ');
print(indentedText); // Output: ' Hello, world!'
Implementation
String identWith(int deepLevel, [String identWith = " ", int multiplier = 1]) {
if (deepLevel == 0) return this;
var ii = identArrow(length: deepLevel * multiplier.clampMin(1), pattern: identWith);
if (deepLevel > 0) {
return ii + this;
} else {
return this + ii;
}
}