package e4s.tutorial;

import e4s.html.*;
import e4s.servlet.E4ModuleImplementation;


/**
 * A simple class, that demonstrates the use of text output to HTML pages.
 * E4S consists of a class for each HTML tag, for example you could write
 * in your code html.B().I().print("Hello") which results in <Bgt;<Igt;Hello</I></Bgt;.
 * But at any certain point, you need to print out the "real" content which is not a HTML tag and this
 * can be done using the print() or println() functions provided by almost all HTML tag objects.
 *
 * {@tutorial Example_SimpleOutput}
 */
public class Example_SimpleOutput extends E4ModuleImplementation
{
   public static E4Method start = null;
   
   public void start( HTML html )
   {
      html.println("You can use the println(..) function to write out Strings, numbers, ..");
      
      // use the P() for a paragraph
      html.P();
      
      // use the print(), println() functions for numbers, text
      html.print(1000);
      
      // use the BR() for a break
      html.BR();

      // use the HR() for a horizontal ruler
      html.HR();
      
      // this number is small, italic, bold and strike
      html.STRIKE().SMALL().I().B().print(12345);
      
      // this is very similar but each element can be accessed individually
      STRIKE strike = html.STRIKE();
      strike.print(6);
      SMALL small = strike.SMALL();
      small.print(7);
      I italic = small.I();
      italic.print(8);
      B bold = italic.B();
      bold.print(9);
   }
}