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How to use Heading method of formatter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using formatter.Heading

formatter.go

...22type Modifier func(*TableFormatter)23func WithNoNesting(f *TableFormatter) {24	f.disableNesting = true25}26func WithHeading(heading string) Modifier {27	return func(f *TableFormatter) {28		f.heading = heading29	}30}31func NewTableFormatter(mods ...Modifier) *TableFormatter {32	t := &TableFormatter{33		heading: "Directly downloadable",34		tPrint:  color.New(color.Bold).PrintfFunc(),35		hPrint:  color.New(color.FgHiYellow, color.Underline).PrintfFunc(),36		nPrint:  color.New(color.FgHiRed, color.Underline, color.Bold).PrintfFunc(),37		wPrint:  color.New(color.Underline).PrintfFunc(),38	}39	for _, m := range mods {40		m(t)...

formatSpecification.go

Source: formatSpecification.go

...14	itemQueue *gauge.ItemQueue15}16func (formatter *formatter) Specification(specification *gauge.Specification) {17}18func (formatter *formatter) Heading(heading *gauge.Heading) {19	if heading.HeadingType == gauge.SpecHeading {20		formatter.buffer.WriteString(FormatHeading(heading.Value, "#"))21	} else if heading.HeadingType == gauge.ScenarioHeading {22		formatter.buffer.WriteString(FormatHeading(heading.Value, "##"))23	}24}25func (formatter *formatter) Tags(tags *gauge.Tags) {26	if !strings.HasSuffix(formatter.buffer.String(), "\n\n") {27		formatter.buffer.WriteString("\n")28	}29	formatter.buffer.WriteString(FormatTags(tags))30	if formatter.itemQueue.Peek() != nil && (formatter.itemQueue.Peek().Kind() != gauge.CommentKind || strings.TrimSpace(formatter.itemQueue.Peek().(*gauge.Comment).Value) != "") {31		formatter.buffer.WriteString("\n")32	}33}34func (formatter *formatter) Table(table *gauge.Table) {35	formatter.buffer.WriteString(strings.TrimPrefix(FormatTable(table), "\n"))36}...

Heading

Using AI Code Generation

1var formatter = new Formatter();2formatter.Heading("Hello World");3var formatter = new Formatter();4formatter.Heading("Hello World");5var formatter = new Formatter();6formatter.Heading("Hello World");7var formatter = new Formatter();8formatter.Heading("Hello World");9var formatter = new Formatter();10formatter.Heading("Hello World");11var formatter = new Formatter();12formatter.Heading("Hello World");13var formatter = new Formatter();14formatter.Heading("Hello World");15var formatter = new Formatter();16formatter.Heading("Hello World");17var formatter = new Formatter();18formatter.Heading("Hello World");19var formatter = new Formatter();20formatter.Heading("Hello World");21var formatter = new Formatter();22formatter.Heading("Hello World");23var formatter = new Formatter();24formatter.Heading("Hello World");25var formatter = new Formatter();26formatter.Heading("Hello World");27var formatter = new Formatter();28formatter.Heading("Hello World");29var formatter = new Formatter();30formatter.Heading("Hello World");31var formatter = new Formatter();32formatter.Heading("Hello World");33var formatter = new Formatter();34formatter.Heading("Hello World");

Heading

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	http.HandleFunc("/", index)4	http.HandleFunc("/process", process)5	http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)6}7func index(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {8	tpl := template.Must(template.ParseFiles("index.html"))9	tpl.Execute(w, nil)10}11func process(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {12	tpl := template.Must(template.ParseFiles("process.html"))13	tpl.Execute(w, nil)14}15import (16type formatter struct {17}18func (f formatter) Heading() string {19	return fmt.Sprintf("<h1>%s</h1>", f.Name)20}21func main() {22	http.HandleFunc("/", index)23	http.HandleFunc("/process", process)24	http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)25}26func index(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {27	tpl := template.Must(template.ParseFiles("index.html"))28	tpl.Execute(w, formatter{Name: "Index"})29}30func process(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {31	tpl := template.Must(template.ParseFiles("process.html"))32	tpl.Execute(w, formatter{Name: "Process"})33}34	{{ .Heading }}35	{{ .Heading }}

Heading

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3   f := new(fmt.Formatter)4   f.Init(os.Stdout, ' ', -1)5   f.Write([]byte("Hello"))6   f.Write([]byte("World"))7   f.Write([]byte("8   f.Write([]byte("Hello"))9   f.Write([]byte("World"))10   f.Write([]byte("11}12func (f *Formatter) WriteString(s string) (int, error)13import "fmt"14func main() {15   f := new(fmt.Formatter)16   f.Init(os.Stdout, ' ', -1)17   f.WriteString("Hello")18   f.WriteString("World")19   f.WriteString("20   f.WriteString("Hello")21   f.WriteString("World")22   f.WriteString("23}24func Errorf(format string, a ...interface{}) error25import "fmt"26func main() {27   err := fmt.Errorf("Hello %s", "World")28   fmt.Println(err)29}

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Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type Formatter struct {3}4func (f *Formatter) Format(s string) string {5	return html.EscapeString(s)6}7func main() {8	f := &Formatter{Heading: "Go"}9	fmt.Println(f.Format("<h1>" + f.Heading + "</h1>"))10}

Heading

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2type formatter interface {3    Heading()4}5func main() {6    f = formatter("Hello World")7    f.Heading()8}

Heading

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Hello World")4    fmt.Heading("Heading1")5}6Related Posts: GoLang | fmt.Fprint() function7GoLang | fmt.Fprintln() function8GoLang | fmt.Fscan() function9GoLang | fmt.Fscanf() function10GoLang | fmt.Fscanln() function11GoLang | fmt.Print() function12GoLang | fmt.Println() function

Heading

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Hello, World!")4}5import "fmt"6func main() {7    fmt.Heading("Hello, World!")8}9Recommended Posts: Go | Println() method in fmt package10Go | Printf() method in fmt package11Go | Print() method in fmt package12Go | Fprintln() method in fmt package13Go | Fprintf() method in fmt package14Go | Fprint() method in fmt package15Go | Sprintln() method in fmt package16Go | Sprintf() method in fmt package17Go | Sprint() method in fmt package18Go | Errorf() method in fmt package19Go | Errorln() method in fmt package20Go | Error() method in fmt package21Go | Fscan() method in fmt package22Go | Fscanln() method in fmt package23Go | Fscanf() method in fmt package24Go | Scan() method in fmt package25Go | Scanln() method in fmt package26Go | Scanf() method in fmt package27Go | Sscan() method in fmt package28Go | Sscanln() method in fmt package29Go | Sscanf() method in fmt package30Go | Println() method in fmt package31Go | Printf() method in fmt package32Go | Print() method in fmt package33Go | Fprintln() method in fmt package34Go | Fprintf() method in fmt package35Go | Fprint() method in fmt package36Go | Sprintln() method in fmt package37Go | Sprintf() method in fmt package38Go | Sprint() method in fmt package39Go | Errorf() method in fmt package40Go | Errorln() method in fmt package41Go | Error() method in fmt package42Go | Fscan() method in fmt package43Go | Fscanln() method in fmt package44Go | Fscanf() method in fmt package45Go | Scan() method in fmt package46Go | Scanln() method in fmt package47Go | Scanf() method in fmt package48Go | Sscan() method in

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