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- Moved to gradle - it is standalone so no maven installation is required - Split to main and test packages - added ANSI drawing example - added support for custom drawing chars - update README with gradle instructions - made `setX()` methods to return the printer object for easier chaining - added javadoc - renamed some varibales like hSpace and tSpace - removed pom.xml and maven references - upped version to 1.1
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setX()methods to return the printer object for easier chainingYou can test the gradle setup and add the maven if you need it, but I assumed that gradle is better than maven.