Package adams.data.io.output

Class TsvSpreadSheetWriter

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    AdditionalInformationHandler, Destroyable, GlobalInfoSupporter, EncodingSupporter, LoggingLevelHandler, LoggingSupporter, LocaleSupporter, OptionHandlingLocaleSupporter, OptionHandler, SizeOfHandler, Stoppable, StoppableWithFeedback, AppendableSpreadSheetWriter, IncrementalSpreadSheetWriter, NoHeaderSpreadSheetWriter, SpreadSheetWriter, SpreadSheetWriterWithFormulaSupport, Serializable
    public class TsvSpreadSheetWriter
extends CsvSpreadSheetWriter
    Writes TSV (tab-separated values) files, 

    -logging-level <OFF|SEVERE|WARNING|INFO|CONFIG|FINE|FINER|FINEST> (property: loggingLevel)
    The logging level for outputting errors and debugging output.
    default: WARNING
 
    -missing <java.lang.String> (property: missingValue)
    The placeholder for missing values.
    default: 
 
    -locale <java.util.Locale> (property: locale)
    The locale to use for formatting the numbers.
    default: Default
 
    -number-format <java.lang.String> (property: numberFormat)
    The format for the numbers (see java.text.DecimalFormat), use empty string 
    for default 'double' output.
    default: 
 
    -encoding <adams.core.base.BaseCharset> (property: encoding)
    The type of encoding to use when writing using a writer, use empty string 
    for default.
    default: Default
 
    -comment <java.lang.String> (property: comment)
    The string denoting the start of a line comment (comments can only precede 
    header row).
    default: #
 
    -output-comments <boolean> (property: outputComments)
    If enabled, any available comments are output before the actual data (using 
    the 'comment' prefix).
    default: true
 
    -output-as-displayed <boolean> (property: outputAsDisplayed)
    If enabled, cells are output as displayed, ie, results of formulas instead 
    of the formulas.
    default: false
 
    -no-header <boolean> (property: noHeader)
    If enabled, no header is output.
    default: false
 
    -check-file-exists <boolean> (property: checkFileExists)
    If enabled, it is checked each time whether the file exists; expensive test 
    if processing only one row at a time.
    default: false
 
    -appending <boolean> (property: appending)
    If enabled, multiple spreadsheets with the same structure can be written 
    to the same file.
    default: false
 
    -keep-existing <boolean> (property: keepExisting)
    If enabled, any output file that exists when the writer is executed for 
    the first time won't get replaced with the current header; useful when outputting 
    data in multiple locations in the flow, but one needs to be cautious as 
    to not stored mixed content (eg varying number of columns, etc).
    default: false
 
    -quote-char <java.lang.String> (property: quoteCharacter)
    The character to use for surrounding text cells.
    default: \"
 
    -separator <java.lang.String> (property: separator)
    The separator to use for the columns; use '\t' for tab.
    default: \\t
 
    -new-line <java.lang.String> (property: newLine)
    The newline character(s) to use for the columns; use '\r' for carriage return 
    and '\n' for line feed; Linux/Unix use '\n', Windows uses '\r\n' and old 
    Macs use '\r'.
    default: \\n
 
    -always-quote-text <boolean> (property: alwaysQuoteText)
    If enabled, text/formula cells always get surrounded by double quotes.
    default: false
 
    -escape-special-chars <boolean> (property: escapeSpecialChars)
    If enabled, special characters get escaped with a backslash: \\, \', \t, 
    \n, \r, \"
    default: false
 
    -date-format <adams.data.DateFormatString> (property: dateFormat)
    The format for dates.
    default: yyyy-MM-dd
    more: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
 
    -datetime-format <adams.data.DateFormatString> (property: dateTimeFormat)
    The format for date/times.
    default: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
    more: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
 
    -datetimemsec-format <adams.data.DateFormatString> (property: dateTimeMsecFormat)
    The format for date/time msecs.
    default: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSS
    more: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
 
    -time-format <adams.data.DateFormatString> (property: timeFormat)
    The format for times.
    default: HH:mm:ss
    more: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
 
    -timemsec-format <adams.data.DateFormatString> (property: timeMsecFormat)
    The format for times with milli-seconds.
    default: HH:mm:ss.SSS
    more: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
 
    -time-zone <java.util.TimeZone> (property: timeZone)
    The time zone to use for interpreting dates/times; default is the system-wide 
    defined one.
    Version:
    $Revision$
    Author:
    FracPete (fracpete at waikato dot ac dot nz)
    See Also:
    Serialized Form