/*
JsUnit - a JUnit port for JavaScript
Copyright (C) 1999,2000,2001,2002,2003,2006,2007 Joerg Schaible

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/

/**
 * @file
 * Utility classes needed for the JsUnit classes.
 * JsUnit need several helper classes to work properly. This file contains
 * anything that is not related directly to JsUnit, but may be useful in other
 * environments, too.
 */


if( !this.Error )
{
    /**
     * Error class according ECMA specification.
     * This class is only active, if the ECMA implementation of the current
     * engine does not support it.
     * @ctor
     * Constructor.
     * The constructor initializes the \c message member with the argument 
     * \a msg.
     * \attention The ECMA standard does not ensure, that the constructor
     * of the internal Error class may be called by derived objects. It will
     * normally return a new Error instance if called as function.
     * @tparam String msg The error message.
     */
    function Error( msg )
    {
        if( this instanceof Error )
        {
            /**
             * The error message.
             * @type String
             */
            this.message = msg || "";
            return;
        }
        else
        {
            return new Error( msg );
        }
    }
    /**
     * String representation of the error.
     * @treturn String Returns a \c String containing the Error class name 
     * and the error message.
     * \attention The format of the returned string is not defined by ECMA
     * and is up to the vendor only. This implementation follows the behavior
     * of Mozilla.org's SpiderMonkey.
     */
    function Error_toString()
    {
        var msg = this.message;
        return this.name + ": " + msg;
    }
    Error.prototype = new Object();
    Error.prototype.toString = Error_toString;
    /**
     * The name of the Error class as String.
     * @type String
     */
    Error.prototype.name = "Error";
    /**
     * \internal
     */
    Error.prototype.testable = true;
}
else 
{
    /**
     * \internal
     */
    Error.prototype.testable = false;
}


/**
 * JsUnitError class.
 * Since ECMA does not define any inheritability of the Error class and the
 * class itself is highly vender specific, JsUnit uses its own base class for
 * all errors in the framework.
 * @ctor
 * Constructor.
 * The constructor initializes the \c message member with the argument 
 * \a msg.
 * \attention The ECMA standard does not ensure, that the constructor
 * of the internal Error class may be called by derived objects. It will
 * normally return a new Error instance if called as function.
 * @tparam String msg The error message.
 * \attention This constructor may <b>not</b> be called as normal function.
 */
function JsUnitError( msg )
{
    this.message = msg || "";   
}
/**
 * String representation of the error.
 * The format of the returned string is not defined by ECMA
 * and is up to the vendor only. This implementation follows the behavior
 * of Mozilla.org's SpiderMonkey.
 * @treturn String Returns a \c String containing the Error class name 
 * and the error message.
 */
function JsUnitError_toString()
{
    var msg = this.message;
    return this.name + ": " + msg;
}
JsUnitError.prototype = new Error();
JsUnitError.prototype.toString = JsUnitError_toString;
/**
 * The name of the Error class as String.
 * @type String
 */
JsUnitError.prototype.name = "JsUnitError";


/**
 * InterfaceDefinitionError class.
 * This error class is used for interface definitions. Such definitions are 
 * simulated using Function::fulfills. The class has no explicit functionality
 * despite the separate type
 * @see Function::fulfills
 * @ctor
 * Constructor.
 * The constructor initializes the \c message member with the argument 
 * \a msg.
 * @tparam String msg The error message.
 **/
function InterfaceDefinitionError( msg )
{
    JsUnitError.call( this, msg );
}
InterfaceDefinitionError.prototype = new JsUnitError();
/**
 * The name of the InterfaceDefinitionError class as String.
 * @type String
 **/
InterfaceDefinitionError.prototype.name = "InterfaceDefinitionError";


/**
 * FunctionGluingError class.
 * This error class is used for gluing member functions to a class. This convenience
 * functionality of Function::glue ensures by throwing an instance of this class, that
 * only valid functions are injected to the prototype. The class has no explicit 
 * functionality despite the separate type
 * @see Function::glue
 * @ctor
 * Constructor.
 * The constructor initializes the \c message member with the argument 
 * \a msg.
 * @tparam String msg The error message.
 **/
function FunctionGluingError( msg )
{
    JsUnitError.call( this, msg );
}
FunctionGluingError.prototype = new JsUnitError();
/**
 * The name of the FunctionGluingError class as String.
 * @type String
 **/
FunctionGluingError.prototype.name = "FunctionGluingError";


/**
 * \class Function
 * Standard ECMA class.
 * \docgen function Function() {}
 */
/**
 * Ensures that a function fulfills an interface.
 * Since with ECMA 262 (3rd edition) interfaces are not supported yet, this
 * function will simulate the functionality. The arguments for the functions
 * are all classes that the current class will implement. The function checks
 * whether the current class fulfills the interface of the given classes or not.
 * @exception TypeError If the current object is not a class or the interface
 * is not a Function object with a prototype.
 * @exception InterfaceDefinitionError If an interface is not fulfilled or the 
 * interface has invalid members.
 */
function Function_fulfills()
{
    for( var i = 0; i < arguments.length; ++i )
    {
        var I = arguments[i];
        if( typeof I != "function" || !I.prototype )
            throw new InterfaceDefinitionError( 
                I.toString() + " is not an Interface" );
        if( !this.prototype )
            throw new InterfaceDefinitionError( 
                "Current instance is not a Function definition" );
        for( var f in I.prototype )
        {
            if( typeof I.prototype[f] != "function" )
                throw new InterfaceDefinitionError( f.toString() 
                    + " is not a method in Interface " + I.toString());
            if(    typeof this.prototype[f] != "function" 
                && typeof this[f] != "function" )
            {
                if(    typeof this.prototype[f] == "undefined" 
                    && typeof this[f] == "undefined" )
                    throw new InterfaceDefinitionError( 
                        f.toString() + " is not defined" );
                else
                    throw new InterfaceDefinitionError( 
                        f.toString() + " is not a function" );
            }
        }
    }
}
/**
 * Glue functions to a JavaScript class as member functions.
 * The method attaches the functions given as arguments to the prototype of the
 * current instance.
 * @exception InterfaceDefinitionError If the current instance of a given
 * argument is not a Function object with a prototype.
 */
function Function_glue( scope )
{
    if( !this.prototype )
        throw new FunctionGluingError( 
            "Current instance is not a Function definition" );
    var r = /function (\w+)[^\{\}]*\)/;
    if( !r.exec( this.toString()))
        throw new FunctionGluingError( "Cannot glue to anonymous function" );
    var className = new String( RegExp.$1 );
    if( scope  === undefined )
        scope = JsUtil.prototype.global;
    for( var name in scope ) 
    {
        if( name.indexOf( className + "_" ) == 0 )
        {
            var fnName = name.substr( className.length + 1 );
            var fn = scope[name];
            if( typeof( fn ) == "function" ) 
            {
                if( ! /^[a-z_][\w]*$/.test( fnName ))
                    throw new FunctionGluingError( 
                        "Not a valid method name: " + fnName );
                this.prototype[fnName] = fn;
            }
        }
    }
}
Function.prototype.fulfills = Function_fulfills;
Function.prototype.glue = Function_glue;


// MS engine does not implement Array.push and Array.pop until JScript 5.6
if( !Array.prototype.pop )
{
    /**
     * \class Array
     * Standard ECMA class.
     * \docgen function Array() {}
     */
    /**
     * Pops last element from Array.
     * The function is an implementation of the Array::pop method described
     * in the ECMA standard. It removes the last element of the Array and
     * returns it.
     *
     * The function is active if the ECMA implementation does not implement
     * it (like Microsoft JScript engine up to version 5.5).
     * @treturn Object Last element or undefined
     */
    function Array_pop()
    {
        var obj;
        if( this instanceof Array && this.length > 0 )
        {
            var last = parseInt( this.length ) - 1;
            obj = this[last];
            this.length = last;
        }
        return obj;
    }
    Array.prototype.pop = Array_pop;
}   
if( !Array.prototype.push )
{ 
    /**
     * Pushes elements into Array.
     * The function is an implementation of the Array::push method described
     * in the ECMA standard. It adds all given parameters at the end of the
     * array.
     *
     * The function is active if the ECMA implementation does not implement
     * it (like Microsoft JScript engine up to version 5.5).
     * @treturn Object Number of added elements
     */
    function Array_push()
    {
        var i = 0;
        if( this instanceof Array )
        {
            i = this.length;
            
            // Preallocation of array
            if( arguments.length > 0 )
                this[arguments.length + this.length - 1] = null;
            
            for( ; i < this.length; ++i )
                this[i] = arguments[i - this.length + arguments.length];
        }       
        return i;
    }
    Array.prototype.push = Array_push;
}


/**
 * \class String
 * Standard ECMA class.
 * \docgen function String() {}
 */
/**
 * Trims characters from string.
 * @tparam String chars String with characters to remove.  The character may
 * also be a regular expression character class like "\\s" (which is the 
 * default).
 *
 * The function removes the given characters \a chars from the beginning an 
 * the end from the current string and returns the result. The function will 
 * not modify the current string.
 *
 * The function is written as String enhancement and available as new member 
 * function of the class String.
 * @treturn String String without given characters at start or end.
 */
function String_trim( chars )
{
    if( !chars )
        chars = "\\s";
    var re = new RegExp( "^[" + chars + "]*(.*?)[" + chars + "]*$" );
    var s = this.replace( re, "$1" );
    return s;
}
String.prototype.trim = String_trim;


/**
 * Helper class with static flags.
 */
function JsUtil()
{
}
/** 
 * Retrieve the caller of a function.
 * @tparam Function fn The function to examine.
 * @treturn Function The caller as Function or undefined.
 **/
function JsUtil_getCaller( fn )
{
    switch( typeof( fn ))
    {
        case "undefined":
            return JsUtil_getCaller( JsUtil_getCaller );
            
        case "function":
            if( fn.caller )
                return fn.caller;
            if( fn.arguments && fn.arguments.caller )
                return fn.arguments.caller;
    }
    return undefined;
}
/**
 * Includes a JavaScript file.
 * @tparam String fname The file name.
 * Loads the content of a JavaScript file into a String that has to be
 * evaluated. Works for command line shells WSH, Rhino and SpiderMonkey.
 * @note This function is highly quirky. While WSH works as expected, the
 * Mozilla shells will evaluate the file immediately and add any symbols to
 * the global name space and return just "true". Therefore you have to 
 * evaluate the returned string for WSH at global level also. Otherwise the
 * function is not portable.
 * @treturn String The JavaScript code to be evaluated.
 */
function JsUtil_include( fname )
{
    var ret = "true";
    if( JsUtil.prototype.isMozillaShell || JsUtil.prototype.isKJS )
    {
        load( fname );
    }
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isWSH )
    {
        var fso = new ActiveXObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" );
        var file = fso.OpenTextFile( fname, 1 );
        ret = file.ReadAll();
        file.Close();
    }
    return ret;
}
/**
 * Returns the SystemWriter.
 * Instantiates a SystemWriter depending on the current JavaScript engine.
 * Works for command line shells WSH, Rhino and SpiderMonkey.
 * @type SystemWriter
 */
function JsUtil_getSystemWriter()
{
    if( !JsUtil.prototype.mWriter )
        JsUtil.prototype.mWriter = new SystemWriter();
    return JsUtil.prototype.mWriter;
}
/**
 * Quits the JavaScript engine.
 * @tparam Number ret The exit code.
 * Stops current JavaScript engine and returns an exit code. Works for 
 * command line shells WSH, Rhino and SpiderMonkey.
 */
function JsUtil_quit( ret )
{
    if( JsUtil.prototype.isMozillaShell )
        quit( ret );
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isKJS )
        exit( ret );
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isWSH )
        WScript.Quit( ret );
}
JsUtil.prototype.getCaller = JsUtil_getCaller;
JsUtil.prototype.getSystemWriter = JsUtil_getSystemWriter;
JsUtil.prototype.include = JsUtil_include;
JsUtil.prototype.quit = JsUtil_quit;
/**
 * The SystemWriter.
 * @type SystemWriter
 * @see getSystemWriter
 */
JsUtil.prototype.mWriter = null;
/**
 * Flag for a browser.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs within a browser environment.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isBrowser = this.window != null;
/**
 * Flag for Microsoft JScript.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in the Microsoft JScript engine.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isJScript = this.ScriptEngine != null;
/**
 * Flag for Microsoft Windows Scripting Host.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in the Microsoft Windows Scripting
 * Host.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isWSH = this.WScript != null;
/**
 * Flag for Microsoft IIS.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in the Microsoft JScript engine.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isIIS = 
       JsUtil.prototype.isJScript
    && this.Server != null;
/**
 * Flag for Netscape Enterprise Server (iPlanet) engine.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in the iPlanet as SSJS.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isNSServer = 
       this.Packages != null 
    && !this.importPackage 
    && !JsUtil.prototype.isBrowser;
/**
 * Flag for Rhino.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in an embedded Rhino of Mozilla.org.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isRhino = 
       this.java != null 
    && this.java.lang != null 
    && this.java.lang.System != null;
/**
 * Flag for a Mozilla JavaScript shell.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in a command line shell of a
 * Mozilla.org script engine (either SpiderMonkey or Rhino).
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isMozillaShell = this.quit != null;
/**
 * Flag for a KJS shell.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in a command line shell of a
 * KDE's script engine.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isKJS = this.exit != null;
/**
 * Flag for a command line shell.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in a command line shell.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isShell = 
       JsUtil.prototype.isMozillaShell 
    || JsUtil.prototype.isKJS 
    || JsUtil.prototype.isWSH;
/**
 * Flag for Obtree C4.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the script runs in Obtree C4 of IXOS.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.isObtree = this.WebObject != null;
/**
 * Flag for call stack support.
 * @type Boolean
 * The member is true, if the engine provides call stack info.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.hasCallStackSupport = 
       JsUtil.prototype.getCaller() !== undefined;
/**
 * The global object.
 * @type Object
 * The member keeps the execution scope of this file, which is normally the 
 * global object.
 */
JsUtil.prototype.global = this;


/**
 * CallStack object.
 * The object is extremely system dependent, since its functionality is not
 * within the range of ECMA 262, 3rd edition. It is supported by JScript
 * and SpiderMonkey and was supported in Netscape Enterprise Server 2.x, 
 * but not in the newer version 4.x.
 * @ctor
 * Constructor.
 * The object collects the current call stack up to the JavaScript engine.
 * Most engines will not support call stack information with a recursion.
 * Therefore the collection is stopped when the stack has two identical
 * functions in direct sequence.
 * @tparam Number depth Maximum recorded stack depth (defaults to 10).
 **/
function CallStack( depth )
{
    /**
     * The array with the stack. 
     * @type Array<String>
     */
    this.mStack = null;
    if( JsUtil.prototype.hasCallStackSupport )
        this._fill( depth );
}

/**
 * \internal
 */
function CallStack__fill( depth )
{
    this.mStack = new Array();
    
    // set stack depth to default
    if( depth == null )
        depth = 10;

    ++depth;
    var fn = JsUtil.prototype.getCaller( CallStack__fill );
    while( fn != null && depth > 0 )
    {
        var s = new String( fn );
        --depth;

        // Extract function name and argument list
        var r = /function (\w+)([^\{\}]*\))/;
        r.exec( s );
        var f = new String( RegExp.$1 );
        var args = new String( RegExp.$2 );
        this.mStack.push(( f + args ).replace( /\s/g, "" ));

        // Retrieve caller function
        if( fn == JsUtil.prototype.getCaller( fn ))
        {
            // Some interpreter's caller use global objects and may start
            // an endless recursion.
            this.mStack.push( "[JavaScript recursion]" );
            break;
        }
        else
            fn = JsUtil.prototype.getCaller( fn );
    }

    if( fn == null )
        this.mStack.push( "[JavaScript engine]" );

    // remove direct calling function CallStack or CallStack_fill
    this.mStack.shift();
}
/**
 * Fills the object with the current call stack info.
 * The function collects the current call stack up to the JavaScript engine.
 * Any previous data of the instance is lost.
 * Most engines will not support call stack information with a recursion.
 * Therefore the collection is stopped when the stack has two identical
 * functions in direct sequence.
 * @tparam Number depth Maximum recorded stack depth (defaults to 10).
 **/
function CallStack_fill( depth )
{
    this.mStack = null;
    if( JsUtil.prototype.hasCallStackSupport )
        this._fill( depth );
}
/**
 * Retrieve call stack as array.
 * The function returns the call stack as Array of Strings. 
 * @treturn Array<String> The call stack as array of strings.
 **/
function CallStack_getStack()
{
    var a = new Array();
    if( this.mStack != null )
        for( var i = this.mStack.length; i--; )
            a[i] = this.mStack[i];
    return a;
}
/**
 * Retrieve call stack as string.
 * The function returns the call stack as string. Each stack frame has an 
 * own line and is prepended with the call stack depth.
 * @treturn String The call stack as string.
 **/
function CallStack_toString()
{
    var s = "";
    if( this.mStack != null )
        for( var i = 1; i <= this.mStack.length; ++i )
        {
            if( s.length != 0 )
                s += "\n";
            s += i.toString() + ": " + this.mStack[i-1];
        }
    return s;
}
CallStack.prototype._fill = CallStack__fill;
CallStack.prototype.fill = CallStack_fill;
CallStack.prototype.getStack = CallStack_getStack;
CallStack.prototype.toString = CallStack_toString;


/**
 * PrinterWriterError class.
 * This error class is used for errors in the PrinterWriter.
 * @see PrinterWriter::close
 * @ctor
 * Constructor.
 * The constructor initializes the \c message member with the argument 
 * \a msg.
 * @tparam String msg The error message.
 **/
function PrinterWriterError( msg )
{
    JsUnitError.call( this, msg );
}
PrinterWriterError.prototype = new JsUnitError();
/**
 * The name of the PrinterWriterError class as String.
 * @type String
 **/
PrinterWriterError.prototype.name = "PrinterWriterError";


/**
 * A PrinterWriter is an abstract base class for printing text.
 * @note This is a helper construct to support different writers in 
 * ResultPrinter e.g. depending on the JavaScript engine.
 */
function PrinterWriter()
{
    this.mBuffer = null;    
    this.mClosed = false;
}
/**
 * Closes the writer.
 * After closing the steam no further writing is allowed. Multiple calls to
 * close should be allowed.
 */
function PrinterWriter_close() 
{
    this.flush();
    this.mClosed = true;
}
/**
 * Flushes the writer.
 * Writes any buffered data to the underlaying output stream system immediately.
 * @exception PrinterWriterError If flush was called after closing.
 */
function PrinterWriter_flush()
{
    if( !this.mClosed )
    {
        if( this.mBuffer !== null )
        {
            this._flush( this.mBuffer + "\n" );
            this.mBuffer = null;    
        }
    }
    else    
        throw new PrinterWriterError( 
            "'flush' called for closed PrinterWriter." );
}
/**
 * Prints into the writer.
 * @tparam Object data The data to print as String.
 * @exception PrinterWriterError If print was called after closing.
 */
function PrinterWriter_print( data )
{
    if( !this.mClosed )
    {
        var undef;
        if( data === undef || data == null )
            data = "";
        if( this.mBuffer )
            this.mBuffer += data.toString();
        else
            this.mBuffer = data.toString();
    }
    else    
        throw new PrinterWriterError( 
            "'print' called for closed PrinterWriter." );
}
/**
 * Prints a line into the writer.
 * @tparam Object data The data to print as String.
 * @exception PrinterWriterError If println was called after closing.
 */
function PrinterWriter_println( data )
{
    this.print( data );
    this.flush();
}
PrinterWriter.prototype.close = PrinterWriter_close;
PrinterWriter.prototype.flush = PrinterWriter_flush;
PrinterWriter.prototype.print = PrinterWriter_print;
PrinterWriter.prototype.println = PrinterWriter_println;
/** 
 * \internal 
 */
PrinterWriter.prototype._flush = function() {};


/**
 * The PrinterWriter of the JavaScript engine.
 */
function SystemWriter() 
{
    PrinterWriter.call( this );
} 
/**
 * Closes the writer.
 * Function just flushes the writer. Closing the system writer is not possible.
 */
function SystemWriter_close() 
{
    this.flush();
}
/** 
 * \internal 
 */
function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
{
    /* self-modifying code ... */
    if( JsUtil.prototype.isMozillaShell )
        this._flush = 
            function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
            { 
                print( str.substring( 0, str.length - 1 )); 
            }
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isKJS )
        this._flush = 
            function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
            { 
                print( str ); 
            }
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isBrowser )
        this._flush = 
            function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
            { 
                document.write( str );
            }
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isWSH )
        this._flush = 
            function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
            { 
                WScript.Echo( str.substring( 0, str.length - 1 )); 
            }
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isIIS )
        this._flush = 
            function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
            { 
                Response.write( str ); 
            }
    /*
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isNSServer )
        this._flush = 
            function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
            { 
                write( str );
            }
    */
    else if( JsUtil.prototype.isObtree )
        this._flush = 
            function SystemWriter__flush( str ) 
            { 
                write( str ); 
            }
    else
        this._flush = function() {}

    this._flush( str );
}
SystemWriter.prototype = new PrinterWriter();
SystemWriter.prototype.close = SystemWriter_close;
SystemWriter.prototype._flush = SystemWriter__flush;


/**
 * The PrinterWriter into a String.
 */
function StringWriter() 
{
    PrinterWriter.call( this );
    this.mString = "";
} 
/**
 * Returns the written String.
 * The function will close also the stream if it is still open.
 * @type String
 */
function StringWriter_get() 
{
    if( !this.mClosed )
        this.close();
    return this.mString;
}
/** 
 * \internal 
 */
function StringWriter__flush( str )
{
    this.mString += str;
}
StringWriter.prototype = new PrinterWriter();
StringWriter.prototype.get = StringWriter_get;
StringWriter.prototype._flush = StringWriter__flush;


/**
 * A filter for a PrinterWriter encoding HTML.
 * @ctor
 * Constructor.
 * @tparam PrinterWriter writer The writer to filter.
 * The constructor accepts the writer to wrap.
 */
function HTMLWriterFilter( writer )
{
    PrinterWriter.call( this );
    this.setWriter( writer );
}
/**
 * Returns the wrapped PrinterWriter.
 * @type PrinterWriter
 */
function HTMLWriterFilter_getWriter() 
{
    return this.mWriter;
}
/**
 * Sets the PrinterWriter to wrap.
 * @tparam PrinterWriter writer The writer to filter.
 * If the argument is omitted a StringWriter is created and wrapped.
 */
function HTMLWriterFilter_setWriter( writer ) 
{
    this.mWriter = writer ? writer : new StringWriter();
}
/** 
 * \internal 
 */
function HTMLWriterFilter__flush( str )
{
    str = str.toString();
    str = str.replace( /&/g, "&amp;" ); 
    str = str.replace( /</g, "&lt;" ); 
    str = str.replace( />/g, "&gt;" ); 
    str = str.replace( /\'/g, "&apos;" ); 
    str = str.replace( /\"/g, "&quot;" ); 
    str = str.replace( /\n/g, "<br>" );
    this.mWriter._flush( str );
}
HTMLWriterFilter.prototype = new PrinterWriter();
HTMLWriterFilter.prototype.getWriter = HTMLWriterFilter_getWriter;
HTMLWriterFilter.prototype.setWriter = HTMLWriterFilter_setWriter;
HTMLWriterFilter.prototype._flush = HTMLWriterFilter__flush;