public void Write(string textToAppend)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(textToAppend))
{
return;
}
// If we're starting off, or if the previous text ended with a newline,
// we have to append the current indent first.
if (((this.GenerationEnvironment.Length == 0)
|| this.endsWithNewline))
{
this.GenerationEnvironment.Append(this.currentIndentField);
this.endsWithNewline = false;
}
// Check if the current text ends with a newline
if (textToAppend.EndsWith(global::System.Environment.NewLine, global::System.StringComparison.CurrentCulture))
{
this.endsWithNewline = true;
}
// This is an optimization. If the current indent is "", then we don't have to do any
// of the more complex stuff further down.
if ((this.currentIndentField.Length == 0))
{
this.GenerationEnvironment.Append(textToAppend);
return;
}
// Everywhere there is a newline in the text, add an indent after it
textToAppend = textToAppend.Replace(global::System.Environment.NewLine, (global::System.Environment.NewLine + this.currentIndentField));
// If the text ends with a newline, then we should strip off the indent added at the very end
// because the appropriate indent will be added when the next time Write() is called
if (this.endsWithNewline)
{
this.GenerationEnvironment.Append(textToAppend, 0, (textToAppend.Length - this.currentIndentField.Length));
}
else
{
this.GenerationEnvironment.Append(textToAppend);
}
}
/// <summary>
