public static String getLibraryHeader(boolean verbose)
	{
		if (!verbose)
			return calimero + " version " + version;
		final StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer();
		buf.append(calimero).append(sep);
		buf.append("version ").append(version).append(sep);
		buf.append(tuwien).append(sep);
		buf.append(group).append(sep);
		buf.append(copyright);
		return buf.toString();
	}
public static String getLibraryHeader ( boolean verbose ) { if ( ! verbose ) return calimero + " version " + version ; final StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer ( ) ; buf . append ( calimero ) . append ( sep ) ; buf . append ( "version " ) . append ( version ) . append ( sep ) ; buf . append ( tuwien ) . append ( sep ) ; buf . append ( group ) . append ( sep ) ; buf . append ( copyright ) ; return buf . toString ( ) ; }
Returns a default library header representation with general/usage information.
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It includes stuff like the library name, library version, name and institute of the
'Vienna University of Technology' where the library was developed, and copyright.
The returned information parts are divided using the newline ('\n') character.

@param verbose <code>true</code> to return all header information just mentioned,
<code>false</code> to only return library name and version comprised of
one line (no line separators)
@return header as string