opendap/src/main/java/opendap/servers/SDSequence.java
public void printDecl(PrintWriter os, String space,
                          boolean print_semi, boolean constrained) {

        // BEWARE! Since printDecl()is (multiple) overloaded in BaseType
        // and all of the different signatures of printDecl() in BaseType
        // lead to one signature, we must be careful to override that
        // SAME signature here. That way all calls to printDecl() for
        // this object lead to this implementation.

        // Also, since printDecl()is (multiple) overloaded in BaseType and
        // all of the different signatures of printDecl() in BaseType lead to
        // the signature we are overriding here, we MUST call the printDecl
        // with the SAME signature THROUGH the super class reference
        // (assuming we want the super class functionality). If we do
        // otherwise, we will create an infinte call loop. OOPS!

        // If we are constrained, make sure some part of this thing is projected
        if (constrained && !isProject())
            return;

        super.printDecl(os, space, print_semi, constrained);


    }
public void printDecl(PrintWriter os, String space,
                          boolean print_semi, boolean constrained) {

        // BEWARE! Since printDecl()is (multiple) overloaded in BaseType
        // and all of the different signatures of printDecl() in BaseType
        // lead to one signature, we must be careful to override that
        // SAME signature here. That way all calls to printDecl() for
        // this object lead to this implementation.

        // Also, since printDecl()is (multiple) overloaded in BaseType and
        // all of the different signatures of printDecl() in BaseType lead to
        // the signature we are overriding here, we MUST call the printDecl
        // with the SAME signature THROUGH the super class reference
        // (assuming we want the super class functionality). If we do
        // otherwise, we will create an infinte call loop. OOPS!

        // If we are constrained, make sure some part of this thing is projected
        if (constrained && !isProject())
            return;

        super.printDecl(os, space, print_semi, constrained);


    }
public void printDecl ( PrintWriter os , String space , boolean print_semi , boolean constrained ) { // BEWARE! Since printDecl()is (multiple) overloaded in BaseType // and all of the different signatures of printDecl() in BaseType // lead to one signature, we must be careful to override that // SAME signature here. That way all calls to printDecl() for // this object lead to this implementation. // Also, since printDecl()is (multiple) overloaded in BaseType and // all of the different signatures of printDecl() in BaseType lead to // the signature we are overriding here, we MUST call the printDecl // with the SAME signature THROUGH the super class reference // (assuming we want the super class functionality). If we do // otherwise, we will create an infinte call loop. OOPS! // If we are constrained, make sure some part of this thing is projected if ( constrained && ! isProject ( ) ) return ; super . printDecl ( os , space , print_semi , constrained ) ; }
Write the variable's declaration in a C-style syntax. This
function is used to create textual representation of the Data
Descriptor Structure (DDS).  See <em>The OPeNDAP User Manual</em> for
information about this structure.

@param os          The <code>PrintWriter</code> on which to print the
declaration.
@param space       Each line of the declaration will begin with the
characters in this string.  Usually used for leading spaces.
@param print_semi  a boolean value indicating whether to print a
semicolon at the end of the declaration.
@param constrained a boolean value indicating whether to print
the declartion dependent on the projection information. <b>This
is only used by Server side code.</b>
@see BaseType#printDecl(PrintWriter, String, boolean,boolean)
Write the variable s declaration in a C - style syntax . This function is used to create textual representation of the Data Descriptor Structure ( DDS ) . See <em > The OPeNDAP User Manual< / em > for information about this structure .