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// Name....: displayutil.h
// Date....: 7/12/99
// Creator.: Brian McFeely (bmcfeely)
//

#ifndef __DISPLAYUTIL_H
#define __DISPLAYUTIL_H

class cDisplayUtil
{
public:
    static TSTRING FormatMultiLineString( const TSTRING& str, int nOffset, int nWidth );
};

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// Way too verbose here, but it was the best I could do.  I know, I know.
// If it's too complicated to explain, there's an easier way to do it.
// Soooo, I'll just put a TODO:BAM here
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//
// So, there's this problem with outputting a string with newlines in it when you want
// to format the output stream.  For instance:
//
// TCHAR szTenSpaceMargin[] = { _T("          ") };
// TCHAR szMessage[] = { _T("First Line\nSecond Line\n") };
//
// TCOUT << szTenSpaceMargin << setw(15) << szMessage;
//
// What happens is that you get output like:
// "               First Line"
//  ^        ^^             ^     
//  |--10 sp-||---15 width--|
// "Second Line"
//  ^ 
//  | 0 sp, 0 width
//
// When you really wanted:
// "               First Line"
//  ^        ^^             ^     
//  |--10 sp-||---15 width--|
// "              Second Line"
//  ^        ^^             ^     
//  |--10 sp-||---15 width--|
//
//
// Sooooo, what this little beauty does is change the string
// "First Line\nSecond Line\n" into ""First Line\n          Second Line\n"
// ( adds nOffset spaces after each '\n', and makes sure that each line is
// in a output width specified by nWidth )
//
// So you can output a multiline string and have each line be formatted
// like the first one was.
//
// So, for the preceeding example, 
//
// change:
// TCOUT << szTenSpaceMargin << setw(15) << szMessage;
//
// to:
// TCOUT << szTenSpaceMargin << setw(15) 
//       << cDisplayUtil::FormatMultiLineString( szMessage, 10, 15 );
//
// Comprende?  It's crazy but it works.
//
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#endif // #ifndef __DISPLAYUTIL_H