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package org.apache.poi.ss.util;
import static org.apache.poi.util.StringUtil.endsWithIgnoreCase;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
import org.apache.poi.ss.SpreadsheetVersion;
import org.apache.poi.ss.formula.SheetNameFormatter;
import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.Cell;
/**
* Common conversion functions between Excel style A1, C27 style
* cell references, and POI usermodel style row=0, column=0
* style references. Handles sheet-based and sheet-free references
* as well, eg "Sheet1!A1" and "$B$72"
*
* Use CellReference when the concept of
* relative/absolute does apply (such as a cell reference in a formula).
* Use {@link CellAddress} when you want to refer to the location of a cell in a sheet
* when the concept of relative/absolute does not apply (such as the anchor location
* of a cell comment).
* CellReferences have a concept of "sheet", while CellAddresses do not.
*/
public class CellReference {
/**
* Used to classify identifiers found in formulas as cell references or not.
*/
public enum NameType {
CELL,
NAMED_RANGE,
COLUMN,
ROW,
BAD_CELL_OR_NAMED_RANGE
}
/** The character ($) that signifies a row or column value is absolute instead of relative */
private static final char ABSOLUTE_REFERENCE_MARKER = '$';
/** The character (!) that separates sheet names from cell references */
private static final char SHEET_NAME_DELIMITER = '!';
/** The character (') used to quote sheet names when they contain special characters */
private static final char SPECIAL_NAME_DELIMITER = '\'';
/**
* Matches a run of one or more letters followed by a run of one or more digits.
* Both the letter and number groups are optional.
* The run of letters is group 1 and the run of digits is group 2.
* Each group may optionally be prefixed with a single '$'.
*/
private static final Pattern CELL_REF_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("(\\$?[A-Z]+)?" + "(\\$?[0-9]+)?", Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE);
/**
* Matches references only where row and column are included.
* Matches a run of one or more letters followed by a run of one or more digits.
* If a reference does not match this pattern, it might match COLUMN_REF_PATTERN or ROW_REF_PATTERN
* References may optionally include a single '$' before each group, but these are excluded from the Matcher.group(int).
*/
private static final Pattern STRICTLY_CELL_REF_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("\\$?([A-Z]+)" + "\\$?([0-9]+)", Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE);
/**
* Matches a run of one or more letters. The run of letters is group 1.
* References may optionally include a single '$' before the group, but these are excluded from the Matcher.group(int).
*/
private static final Pattern COLUMN_REF_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("\\$?([A-Z]+)", Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE);
/**
* Matches a run of one or more letters. The run of numbers is group 1.
* References may optionally include a single '$' before the group, but these are excluded from the Matcher.group(int).
*/
private static final Pattern ROW_REF_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("\\$?([0-9]+)");
/**
* Named range names must start with a letter or underscore. Subsequent characters may include
* digits or dot. (They can even end in dot).
*/
private static final Pattern NAMED_RANGE_NAME_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("[_A-Z][_.A-Z0-9]*", Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE);
//private static final String BIFF8_LAST_COLUMN = SpreadsheetVersion.EXCEL97.getLastColumnName();
//private static final int BIFF8_LAST_COLUMN_TEXT_LEN = BIFF8_LAST_COLUMN.length();
//private static final String BIFF8_LAST_ROW = String.valueOf(SpreadsheetVersion.EXCEL97.getMaxRows());
//private static final int BIFF8_LAST_ROW_TEXT_LEN = BIFF8_LAST_ROW.length();
// FIXME: _sheetName may be null, depending on the entry point.
// Perhaps it would be better to declare _sheetName is never null, using an empty string to represent a 2D reference.
private final String _sheetName;
private final int _rowIndex;
private final int _colIndex;
private final boolean _isRowAbs;
private final boolean _isColAbs;
/**
* Create an cell ref from a string representation. Sheet names containing special characters should be
* delimited and escaped as per normal syntax rules for formulas.
*/
public CellReference(String cellRef) {
if(endsWithIgnoreCase(cellRef, "#REF!")) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cell reference invalid: " + cellRef);
}
CellRefParts parts = separateRefParts(cellRef);
_sheetName = parts.sheetName;
String colRef = parts.colRef;
_isColAbs = (colRef.length() > 0) && colRef.charAt(0) == '$';
if (_isColAbs) {
colRef = colRef.substring(1);
}
if (colRef.length() == 0) {
_colIndex = -1;
} else {
_colIndex = convertColStringToIndex(colRef);
}
String rowRef=parts.rowRef;
_isRowAbs = (rowRef.length() > 0) && rowRef.charAt(0) == '$';
if (_isRowAbs) {
rowRef = rowRef.substring(1);
}
if (rowRef.length() == 0) {
_rowIndex = -1;
} else {
// throws NumberFormatException if rowRef is not convertible to an int
_rowIndex = Integer.parseInt(rowRef)-1; // -1 to convert 1-based to zero-based
}
}
public CellReference(int pRow, int pCol) {
this(pRow, pCol, false, false);
}
public CellReference(int pRow, short pCol) {
this(pRow, pCol & 0xFFFF, false, false);
}
public CellReference(Cell cell) {
this(cell.getSheet().getSheetName(), cell.getRowIndex(), cell.getColumnIndex(), false, false);
}
public CellReference(int pRow, int pCol, boolean pAbsRow, boolean pAbsCol) {
this(null, pRow, pCol, pAbsRow, pAbsCol);
}
public CellReference(String pSheetName, int pRow, int pCol, boolean pAbsRow, boolean pAbsCol) {
// TODO - "-1" is a special value being temporarily used for whole row and whole column area references.
// so these checks are currently N.Q.R.
if(pRow < -1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("row index may not be negative, but had " + pRow);
}
if(pCol < -1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("column index may not be negative, but had " + pCol);
}
_sheetName = pSheetName;
_rowIndex=pRow;
_colIndex=pCol;
_isRowAbs = pAbsRow;
_isColAbs=pAbsCol;
}
public int getRow(){return _rowIndex;}
public short getCol(){return (short) _colIndex;}
public boolean isRowAbsolute(){return _isRowAbs;}
public boolean isColAbsolute(){return _isColAbs;}
/**
* @return possibly null if this is a 2D reference. Special characters are not
* escaped or delimited
*/
public String getSheetName(){
return _sheetName;
}
public static boolean isPartAbsolute(String part) {
return part.charAt(0) == ABSOLUTE_REFERENCE_MARKER;
}
/**
* takes in a column reference portion of a CellRef and converts it from
* ALPHA-26 number format to 0-based base 10.
* 'A' -> 0
* 'Z' -> 25
* 'AA' -> 26
* 'IV' -> 255
* @return zero based column index
*/
public static int convertColStringToIndex(String ref) {
int retval=0;
char[] refs = ref.toUpperCase(Locale.ROOT).toCharArray();
for (int k=0; kNameType
*/
public static NameType classifyCellReference(String str, SpreadsheetVersion ssVersion) {
int len = str.length();
if (len < 1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Empty string not allowed");
}
char firstChar = str.charAt(0);
switch (firstChar) {
case ABSOLUTE_REFERENCE_MARKER:
case '.':
case '_':
break;
default:
if (!Character.isLetter(firstChar) && !Character.isDigit(firstChar)) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid first char (" + firstChar
+ ") of cell reference or named range. Letter expected");
}
}
if (!Character.isDigit(str.charAt(len-1))) {
// no digits at end of str
return validateNamedRangeName(str, ssVersion);
}
Matcher cellRefPatternMatcher = STRICTLY_CELL_REF_PATTERN.matcher(str);
if (!cellRefPatternMatcher.matches()) {
return validateNamedRangeName(str, ssVersion);
}
String lettersGroup = cellRefPatternMatcher.group(1);
String digitsGroup = cellRefPatternMatcher.group(2);
if (cellReferenceIsWithinRange(lettersGroup, digitsGroup, ssVersion)) {
// valid cell reference
return NameType.CELL;
}
// If str looks like a cell reference, but is out of (row/col) range, it is a valid
// named range name
// This behaviour is a little weird. For example, "IW123" is a valid named range name
// because the column "IW" is beyond the maximum "IV". Note - this behaviour is version
// dependent. In BIFF12, "IW123" is not a valid named range name, but in BIFF8 it is.
if (str.indexOf(ABSOLUTE_REFERENCE_MARKER) >= 0) {
// Of course, named range names cannot have '$'
return NameType.BAD_CELL_OR_NAMED_RANGE;
}
return NameType.NAMED_RANGE;
}
private static NameType validateNamedRangeName(String str, SpreadsheetVersion ssVersion) {
Matcher colMatcher = COLUMN_REF_PATTERN.matcher(str);
if (colMatcher.matches()) {
String colStr = colMatcher.group(1);
if (isColumnWithinRange(colStr, ssVersion)) {
return NameType.COLUMN;
}
}
Matcher rowMatcher = ROW_REF_PATTERN.matcher(str);
if (rowMatcher.matches()) {
String rowStr = rowMatcher.group(1);
if (isRowWithinRange(rowStr, ssVersion)) {
return NameType.ROW;
}
}
if (!NAMED_RANGE_NAME_PATTERN.matcher(str).matches()) {
return NameType.BAD_CELL_OR_NAMED_RANGE;
}
return NameType.NAMED_RANGE;
}
/**
* Used to decide whether a name of the form "[A-Z]*[0-9]*" that appears in a formula can be
* interpreted as a cell reference. Names of that form can be also used for sheets and/or
* named ranges, and in those circumstances, the question of whether the potential cell
* reference is valid (in range) becomes important.
*
* Note - that the maximum sheet size varies across Excel versions:
*
*
* Version File Format
* Last Column Last Row 97-2003 BIFF8 "IV" (2^8) 65536 (2^14) 2007 BIFF12 "XFD" (2^14) 1048576 (2^20)
* POI currently targets BIFF8 (Excel 97-2003), so the following behaviour can be observed for
* this method:
*
* Input
* Result "A", "1" true "a", "111" true "A", "65536" true "A", "65537" false "iv", "1" true "IW", "1" false "AAA", "1" false "a", "111" true "Sheet", "1" false
*
* @param colStr a string of only letter characters
* @param rowStr a string of only digit characters
* @return true if the row and col parameters are within range of a BIFF8 spreadsheet.
*/
public static boolean cellReferenceIsWithinRange(String colStr, String rowStr, SpreadsheetVersion ssVersion) {
if (!isColumnWithinRange(colStr, ssVersion)) {
return false;
}
return isRowWithinRange(rowStr, ssVersion);
}
public static boolean isColumnWithinRange(String colStr, SpreadsheetVersion ssVersion) {
// Equivalent to 0 <= CellReference.convertColStringToIndex(colStr) <= ssVersion.getLastColumnIndex()
String lastCol = ssVersion.getLastColumnName();
int lastColLength = lastCol.length();
int numberOfLetters = colStr.length();
if(numberOfLetters > lastColLength) {
// "Sheet1" case etc
return false; // that was easy
}
if(numberOfLetters == lastColLength) {
if(colStr.toUpperCase(Locale.ROOT).compareTo(lastCol) > 0) {
return false;
}
} /*else {
// apparent column name has less chars than max
// no need to check range
}*/
return true;
}
/**
* Determines whether {@code rowStr} is a valid row number for a given SpreadsheetVersion.
* @param rowStr the numeric portion of an A1-style cell reference (1-based index)
* @param ssVersion the spreadsheet version
* @throws NumberFormatException if rowStr is not parseable as an integer
*/
public static boolean isRowWithinRange(String rowStr, SpreadsheetVersion ssVersion) {
final long rowNum = Long.parseLong(rowStr) - 1;
if(rowNum > Integer.MAX_VALUE) {
return false;
}
return isRowWithinRange((int)rowNum, ssVersion);
}
/**
* Determines whether {@code row} is a valid row number for a given SpreadsheetVersion.
* @param rowNum the row number (0-based index)
* @param ssVersion the spreadsheet version
* @since 3.17 beta 1
*/
public static boolean isRowWithinRange(int rowNum, SpreadsheetVersion ssVersion) {
return 0 <= rowNum && rowNum <= ssVersion.getLastRowIndex();
}
private static final class CellRefParts {
final String sheetName;
final String rowRef;
final String colRef;
private CellRefParts(String sheetName, String rowRef, String colRef) {
this.sheetName = sheetName;
this.rowRef = (rowRef != null) ? rowRef : "";
this.colRef = (colRef != null) ? colRef : "";
}
}
/**
* Separates the sheet name, row, and columns from a cell reference string.
*
* @param reference is a string that identifies a cell within the sheet or workbook
* reference may not refer to a cell in an external workbook
* reference may be absolute or relative.
* @return String array of sheetName, column (in ALPHA-26 format), and row
* output column or row elements will contain absolute reference markers if they
* existed in the input reference.
*/
private static CellRefParts separateRefParts(String reference) {
int plingPos = reference.lastIndexOf(SHEET_NAME_DELIMITER);
final String sheetName = parseSheetName(reference, plingPos);
String cell = reference.substring(plingPos+1).toUpperCase(Locale.ROOT);
Matcher matcher = CELL_REF_PATTERN.matcher(cell);
if (!matcher.matches()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid CellReference: " + reference);
}
String col = matcher.group(1);
String row = matcher.group(2);
return new CellRefParts(sheetName, row, col);
}
private static String parseSheetName(String reference, int indexOfSheetNameDelimiter) {
if(indexOfSheetNameDelimiter < 0) {
return null;
}
boolean isQuoted = reference.charAt(0) == SPECIAL_NAME_DELIMITER;
if(!isQuoted) {
// sheet names with spaces must be quoted
if (! reference.contains(" ")) {
return reference.substring(0, indexOfSheetNameDelimiter);
} else {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Sheet names containing spaces must be quoted: (" + reference + ")");
}
}
int lastQuotePos = indexOfSheetNameDelimiter-1;
if(reference.charAt(lastQuotePos) != SPECIAL_NAME_DELIMITER) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Mismatched quotes: (" + reference + ")");
}
// TODO - refactor cell reference parsing logic to one place.
// Current known incarnations:
// FormulaParser.GetName()
// CellReference.parseSheetName() (here)
// AreaReference.separateAreaRefs()
// SheetNameFormatter.format() (inverse)
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(indexOfSheetNameDelimiter);
for(int i=1; i 0) {
int thisPart = colRemain % 26;
if(thisPart == 0) { thisPart = 26; }
colRemain = (colRemain - thisPart) / 26;
// The letter A is at 65
char colChar = (char)(thisPart+64);
colRef.insert(0, colChar);
}
return colRef.toString();
}
/**
* Returns a text representation of this cell reference.
*
* Example return values:
*
* Result Comment A1 Cell reference without sheet Sheet1!A1 Standard sheet name 'O''Brien''s Sales'!A1' Sheet name with special characters
* @return the text representation of this cell reference as it would appear in a formula.
*/
public String formatAsString() {
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(32);
if(_sheetName != null) {
SheetNameFormatter.appendFormat(sb, _sheetName);
sb.append(SHEET_NAME_DELIMITER);
}
appendCellReference(sb);
return sb.toString();
}
@Override
public String toString() {
return getClass().getName() + " [" + formatAsString() + "]";
}
/**
* Returns the three parts of the cell reference, the
* Sheet name (or null if none supplied), the 1 based
* row number, and the A based column letter.
* This will not include any markers for absolute
* references, so use {@link #formatAsString()}
* to properly turn references into strings.
* @return String array of { sheetName, rowString, colString }
*/
public String[] getCellRefParts() {
return new String[] {
_sheetName,
Integer.toString(_rowIndex+1),
convertNumToColString(_colIndex)
};
}
/**
* Appends cell reference with '$' markers for absolute values as required.
* Sheet name is not included.
*/
/* package */ void appendCellReference(StringBuilder sb) {
if (_colIndex != -1) {
if(_isColAbs) {
sb.append(ABSOLUTE_REFERENCE_MARKER);
}
sb.append( convertNumToColString(_colIndex));
}
if (_rowIndex != -1) {
if(_isRowAbs) {
sb.append(ABSOLUTE_REFERENCE_MARKER);
}
sb.append(_rowIndex+1);
}
}
/**
* Checks whether this cell reference is equal to another object.
*
* Two cells references are assumed to be equal if their string representations
* ({@link #formatAsString()} are equal.
*
*/
@Override
public boolean equals(Object o){
if (this == o) {
return true;
}
if(!(o instanceof CellReference)) {
return false;
}
CellReference cr = (CellReference) o;
return _rowIndex == cr._rowIndex
&& _colIndex == cr._colIndex
&& _isRowAbs == cr._isRowAbs
&& _isColAbs == cr._isColAbs
&& ((_sheetName == null)
? (cr._sheetName == null)
: _sheetName.equals(cr._sheetName));
}
@Override
public int hashCode() {
int result = 17;
result = 31 * result + _rowIndex;
result = 31 * result + _colIndex;
result = 31 * result + (_isRowAbs ? 1 : 0);
result = 31 * result + (_isColAbs ? 1 : 0);
result = 31 * result + (_sheetName == null ? 0 : _sheetName.hashCode());
return result;
}
}