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objects. Two rows are equal if they belong to the same worksheet and * their row indexes are equal. * * @param other the{ // used for collections public final static int INITIAL_CAPACITY = Configurator.getIntValue("HSSFRow.ColInitialCapacity", 5); private int rowNum; private HSSFCell[] cells; /** * reference to low level representation */ private final RowRecord row; /** * reference to containing low level Workbook */ private final HSSFWorkbook book; /** * reference to containing Sheet */ private final HSSFSheet sheet; /** * Creates new HSSFRow from scratch. Only HSSFSheet should do this. * * @param book low-level Workbook object containing the sheet that contains this row * @param sheet low-level Sheet object that contains this Row * @param rowNum the row number of this row (0 based) * @see org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFSheet#createRow(int) */ HSSFRow(HSSFWorkbook book, HSSFSheet sheet, int rowNum) { this(book, sheet, new RowRecord(rowNum)); } /** * Creates an HSSFRow from a low level RowRecord object. Only HSSFSheet should do * this. HSSFSheet uses this when an existing file is read in. * * @param book low-level Workbook object containing the sheet that contains this row * @param sheet low-level Sheet object that contains this Row * @param record the low level api object this row should represent * @see org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFSheet#createRow(int) */ HSSFRow(HSSFWorkbook book, HSSFSheet sheet, RowRecord record) { this.book = book; this.sheet = sheet; row = record; setRowNum(record.getRowNumber()); // Size the initial cell list such that a read only case won't waste // lots of memory, and a create/read followed by adding new cells can // add a bit without needing a resize cells = new HSSFCell[record.getLastCol()+INITIAL_CAPACITY]; // Don't trust colIx boundaries as read by other apps // set the RowRecord empty for the moment record.setEmpty(); // subsequent calls to createCellFromRecord() will update the colIx boundaries properly } /** * Use this to create new cells within the row and return it. * * The cell that is returned is a {@link CellType#BLANK}. The type can be changed * either through calling
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. * * @param column - the column number this cell represents * * @return HSSFCell a high level representation of the created cell. * @throws IllegalArgumentException if columnIndex < 0 or greater than 255, * the maximum number of columns supported by the Excel binary format (.xls) */ @Override public HSSFCell createCell(int column) { return this.createCell(column,CellType.BLANK); } /** * Use this to create new cells within the row and return it. ** The cell that is returned will be of the requested type. * The type can be changed either through calling setCellValue * or setCellType, but there is a small overhead to doing this, * so it is best to create the required type up front. * * @param columnIndex - the column number this cell represents * * @return HSSFCell a high level representation of the created cell. * @throws IllegalArgumentException if columnIndex < 0 or greater than 255, * the maximum number of columns supported by the Excel binary format (.xls) */ @Override public HSSFCell createCell(int columnIndex, CellType type) { short shortCellNum = (short)columnIndex; if(columnIndex > 0x7FFF) { shortCellNum = (short)(0xffff - columnIndex); } HSSFCell cell = new HSSFCell(book, sheet, getRowNum(), shortCellNum, type); addCell(cell); sheet.getSheet().addValueRecord(getRowNum(), cell.getCellValueRecord()); return cell; } /** * remove the HSSFCell from this row. * @param cell to remove */ @Override public void removeCell(Cell cell) { if(cell == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("cell must not be null"); } removeCell((HSSFCell)cell, true); } private void removeCell(HSSFCell cell, boolean alsoRemoveRecords) { int column=cell.getColumnIndex(); if(column < 0) { throw new RuntimeException("Negative cell indexes not allowed"); } if(column >= cells.length || cell != cells[column]) { throw new RuntimeException("Specified cell is not from this row"); } if(cell.isPartOfArrayFormulaGroup()){ cell.tryToDeleteArrayFormula(null); } cells[column]=null; if(alsoRemoveRecords) { CellValueRecordInterface cval = cell.getCellValueRecord(); sheet.getSheet().removeValueRecord(getRowNum(), cval); } if (cell.getColumnIndex()+1 == row.getLastCol()) { row.setLastCol(calculateNewLastCellPlusOne(row.getLastCol())); } if (cell.getColumnIndex() == row.getFirstCol()) { row.setFirstCol(calculateNewFirstCell(row.getFirstCol())); } } /** * Removes all the cells from the row, and their * records too. */ protected void removeAllCells() { for (HSSFCell cell : cells) { if (cell != null) { removeCell(cell, true); } } cells=new HSSFCell[INITIAL_CAPACITY]; } /** * create a high level HSSFCell object from an existing low level record. Should * only be called from HSSFSheet or HSSFRow itself. * @param cell low level cell to create the high level representation from * @return HSSFCell representing the low level record passed in */ HSSFCell createCellFromRecord(CellValueRecordInterface cell) { HSSFCell hcell = new HSSFCell(book, sheet, cell); addCell(hcell); int colIx = cell.getColumn(); if (row.isEmpty()) { row.setFirstCol(colIx); row.setLastCol(colIx + 1); } else { if (colIx < row.getFirstCol()) { row.setFirstCol(colIx); } else if (colIx > row.getLastCol()) { row.setLastCol(colIx + 1); } /*else { // added cell is within first and last cells }*/ } // TODO - RowRecord column boundaries need to be updated for cell comments too return hcell; } /** * set the row number of this row. * @param rowIndex the row number (0-based) * @throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if the row number is not within the range 0-65535. */ @Override public void setRowNum(int rowIndex) { int maxrow = SpreadsheetVersion.EXCEL97.getLastRowIndex(); if ((rowIndex < 0) || (rowIndex > maxrow)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid row number (" + rowIndex + ") outside allowable range (0.." + maxrow + ")"); } rowNum = rowIndex; if (row != null) { row.setRowNumber(rowIndex); // used only for KEY comparison (HSSFRow) } } /** * get row number this row represents * @return the row number (0 based) */ @Override public int getRowNum() { return rowNum; } /** * Returns the HSSFSheet this row belongs to * * @return the HSSFSheet that owns this row */ @Override public HSSFSheet getSheet() { return sheet; } /** * Returns the rows outline level. Increased as you * put it into more groups (outlines), reduced as * you take it out of them. */ @Override public int getOutlineLevel() { return row.getOutlineLevel(); } /** * Moves the supplied cell to a new column, which * must not already have a cell there! * @param cell The cell to move * @param newColumn The new column number (0 based) */ public void moveCell(HSSFCell cell, short newColumn) { // Ensure the destination is free if(cells.length > newColumn && cells[newColumn] != null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Asked to move cell to column " + newColumn + " but there's already a cell there"); } // Check it's one of ours if(! cells[cell.getColumnIndex()].equals(cell)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Asked to move a cell, but it didn't belong to our row"); } // Move the cell to the new position // (Don't remove the records though) removeCell(cell, false); cell.updateCellNum(newColumn); addCell(cell); } /** * used internally to add a cell. */ private void addCell(HSSFCell cell) { int column=cell.getColumnIndex(); // re-allocate cells array as required. if(column>=cells.length) { HSSFCell[] oldCells=cells; // New size based on the same logic as ArrayList int newSize=oldCells.length*3/2+1; if(newSize
= row.getLastCol()) { row.setLastCol((short) (column+1)); // +1 -> for one past the last index } } /** * Get the hssfcell representing a given column (logical cell) * 0-based. If you ask for a cell that is not defined, then * you get a null. * This is the basic call, with no policies applied * * @param cellIndex 0 based column number * @return HSSFCell representing that column or null if undefined. */ private HSSFCell retrieveCell(int cellIndex) { if(cellIndex<0||cellIndex>=cells.length) { return null; } return cells[cellIndex]; } /** * Get the hssfcell representing a given column (logical cell) * 0-based. If you ask for a cell that is not defined then * you get a null, unless you have set a different * {@link org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.Row.MissingCellPolicy} on the base workbook. * * @param cellnum 0 based column number * @return HSSFCell representing that column or null if undefined. */ @Override public HSSFCell getCell(int cellnum) { return getCell(cellnum, book.getMissingCellPolicy()); } /** * Get the hssfcell representing a given column (logical cell) * 0-based. If you ask for a cell that is not defined, then * your supplied policy says what to do * * @param cellnum 0 based column number * @param policy Policy on blank / missing cells * @return representing that column or null if undefined + policy allows. */ @Override public HSSFCell getCell(int cellnum, MissingCellPolicy policy) { HSSFCell cell = retrieveCell(cellnum); switch (policy) { case RETURN_NULL_AND_BLANK: return cell; case RETURN_BLANK_AS_NULL: boolean isBlank = (cell != null && cell.getCellType() == CellType.BLANK); return (isBlank) ? null : cell; case CREATE_NULL_AS_BLANK: return (cell == null) ? createCell(cellnum, CellType.BLANK) : cell; default: throw new IllegalArgumentException("Illegal policy " + policy); } } /** * get the number of the first cell contained in this row. * @return short representing the first logical cell in the row, or -1 if the row does not contain any cells. */ @Override public short getFirstCellNum() { if (row.isEmpty()) { return -1; } return (short) row.getFirstCol(); } /** * Gets the index of the last cell contained in this row PLUS ONE. The result also * happens to be the 1-based column number of the last cell. This value can be used as a * standard upper bound when iterating over cells: * * short minColIx = row.getFirstCellNum(); * short maxColIx = row.getLastCellNum(); * for(short colIx=minColIx; colIx<maxColIx; colIx++) { * HSSFCell cell = row.getCell(colIx); * if(cell == null) { * continue; * } * //... do something with cell * } ** * @return short representing the last logical cell in the row PLUS ONE, or -1 if the * row does not contain any cells. */ @Override public short getLastCellNum() { if (row.isEmpty()) { return -1; } return (short) row.getLastCol(); } /** * gets the number of defined cells (NOT number of cells in the actual row!). * That is to say if only columns 0,4,5 have values then there would be 3. * @return int representing the number of defined cells in the row. */ @Override public int getPhysicalNumberOfCells() { int count = 0; for (HSSFCell cell : cells) { if (cell != null) count++; } return count; } /** * set the row's height or set to ff (-1) for undefined/default-height. Set the height in "twips" or * 1/20th of a point. * @param height rowheight or -1 for undefined (use sheet default) */ @Override public void setHeight(short height) { if(height == -1){ row.setHeight((short)(0xFF | 0x8000)); row.setBadFontHeight(false); } else { row.setBadFontHeight(true); row.setHeight(height); } } /** * set whether or not to display this row with 0 height * @param zHeight height is zero or not. */ @Override public void setZeroHeight(boolean zHeight) { row.setZeroHeight(zHeight); } /** * get whether or not to display this row with 0 height * @return - zHeight height is zero or not. */ @Override public boolean getZeroHeight() { return row.getZeroHeight(); } /** * set the row's height in points. * @param height row height in points,-1
means to use the default height */ @Override public void setHeightInPoints(float height) { if(height == -1){ row.setHeight((short)(0xFF | 0x8000)); row.setBadFontHeight(false); } else { row.setBadFontHeight(true); row.setHeight((short) (height * 20)); } } /** * get the row's height or ff (-1) for undefined/default-height in twips (1/20th of a point) * @return rowheight or 0xff for undefined (use sheet default) */ @Override public short getHeight() { short height = row.getHeight(); //The low-order 15 bits contain the row height. //The 0x8000 bit indicates that the row is standard height (optional) if ((height & 0x8000) != 0) height = sheet.getSheet().getDefaultRowHeight(); else height &= 0x7FFF; return height; } /** * get the row's height or ff (-1) for undefined/default-height in points (20*getHeight()) * @return rowheight or 0xff for undefined (use sheet default) */ @Override public float getHeightInPoints() { return ((float)getHeight() / 20); } /** * get the lowlevel RowRecord represented by this object - should only be called * by other parts of the high level API * * @return RowRecord this row represents */ protected RowRecord getRowRecord() { return row; } /** * used internally to refresh the "last cell plus one" when the last cell is removed. * @return 0 when row contains no cells */ private int calculateNewLastCellPlusOne(int lastcell) { int cellIx = lastcell - 1; HSSFCell r = retrieveCell(cellIx); while (r == null) { if (cellIx < 0) { return 0; } r = retrieveCell(--cellIx); } return cellIx+1; } /** * used internally to refresh the "first cell" when the first cell is removed. * @return 0 when row contains no cells (also when first cell is occupied) */ private int calculateNewFirstCell(int firstcell) { int cellIx = firstcell + 1; HSSFCell r = retrieveCell(cellIx); while (r == null) { if (cellIx <= cells.length) { return 0; } r = retrieveCell(++cellIx); } return cellIx; } /** * Is this row formatted? Most aren't, but some rows * do have whole-row styles. For those that do, you * can get the formatting from {@link #getRowStyle()} */ @Override public boolean isFormatted() { return row.getFormatted(); } /** * Returns the whole-row cell styles. Most rows won't * have one of these, so will return null. Call * {@link #isFormatted()} to check first. */ @Override public HSSFCellStyle getRowStyle() { if(!isFormatted()) { return null; } short styleIndex = row.getXFIndex(); ExtendedFormatRecord xf = book.getWorkbook().getExFormatAt(styleIndex); return new HSSFCellStyle(styleIndex, xf, book); } /** * Applies a whole-row cell styling to the row. */ public void setRowStyle(HSSFCellStyle style) { row.setFormatted(true); row.setXFIndex(style.getIndex()); } /** * Applies a whole-row cell styling to the row. */ @Override public void setRowStyle(CellStyle style) { setRowStyle((HSSFCellStyle)style); } /** * @return cell iterator of the physically defined cells. * Note that the 4th element might well not be cell 4, as the iterator * will not return un-defined (null) cells. * Call getCellNum() on the returned cells to know which cell they are. * As this only ever works on physically defined cells, * the {@link org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.Row.MissingCellPolicy} has no effect. */ @Override public IteratorcellIterator() { return new CellIterator(); } /** * Alias for {@link #cellIterator} to allow * foreach loops */ @Override public Iterator | iterator() { return cellIterator(); } /** * An iterator over the (physical) cells in the row. */ private class CellIterator implements Iterator | { int thisId=-1; int nextId=-1; public CellIterator() { findNext(); } @Override public boolean hasNext() { return nextId | HSSFRow HSSFRow
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