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import java.io.*;
import votorola.g.lang.*;


/** A dumbed down and grossly inefficient (OPT) implementation of a string sink.  This was
  * intended for use with GWT's Throwable emulation which only supports output of stack
  * traces to a PrintStream; but then I discovered that the claimed PrintStream emulation
  * is completely empty.
  */
public @ThreadRestricted @Warning("dead code") final class StringSinkD extends OutputStream
{


    /** Constructs a StringSinkD.
      *
      *     @see #builder()
      */
    public StringSinkD( StringBuilder _builder ) { b = _builder; }



   // ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


    /** The underlying string builder.
      */
    public StringBuilder builder() { return b; }


        private final StringBuilder b;



   // - O u t p u t - S t r e a m --------------------------------------------------------


    public @Override void write( final int c )
    {
        byteBuffer[0] = (byte)c;
        b.append( new String( byteBuffer ));
    }



//// P r i v a t e ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


    private final byte[] byteBuffer = new byte[1]; // OPT make this bigger



}