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* The property can be set globally and at report level. A flag/attribute
* set for a crosstab will override the property.
*
*
* The property value set at report level will be used when the crosstab
* flag is not set. If neither the crosstab flag and report level property
* exist and the {@link JRParameter#IS_IGNORE_PAGINATION} parameter is set to
* true, the crosstab width is ignored. Otherwise, the global property value
* will be used.
*
*
* The default global value of this property is false, i.e. crosstabs
* will break by default at the width set for the crosstab report element.
*
* @see #setIgnoreWidth(Boolean)
*/
@Property(
category = PropertyConstants.CATEGORY_CROSSTAB,
defaultValue = PropertyConstants.BOOLEAN_FALSE,
scopes = {PropertyScope.CONTEXT, PropertyScope.REPORT},
sinceVersion = PropertyConstants.VERSION_3_5_3,
valueType = Boolean.class
)
public static final String PROPERTY_IGNORE_WIDTH =
JRPropertiesUtil.PROPERTY_PREFIX + "crosstab.ignore.width";
/**
* Returns the ID of the crosstab.
*
* The ID is generated when the report is compiled and is used internally.
*
* @return the ID of the crosstab
*/
public int getId();
/**
* Returns the input dataset of the crosstab.
*
* @return the input dataset of the crosstab
*/
public JRCrosstabDataset getDataset();
/**
* Returns the row groups of the crosstab.
*
* @return the row groups
*/
public JRCrosstabRowGroup[] getRowGroups();
/**
* Returns the column groups of the crosstab.
*
* @return the column groups
*/
public JRCrosstabColumnGroup[] getColumnGroups();
/**
* Returns the crosstab measures.
*
* @return the crosstab measures
*/
public JRCrosstabMeasure[] getMeasures();
/**
* Returns the column break offset.
*
* When the crosstab columns do not fit the width, the crosstab
* breaks the columns and prints the ones that don't fit after printing
* the first set of columns for all rows. This method returns the offset
* to be used when continuing the printing after a column break.
*
* @return the column break offset
*/
public int getColumnBreakOffset();
/**
* Returns whether to repeat the column headers after a row break.
*
* @return whether to repeat the column headers after a row break
*/
public boolean isRepeatColumnHeaders();
/**
* Returns whether to repeat the row headers after a column break.
*
* @return whether to repeat the row headers after a column break
*/
public boolean isRepeatRowHeaders();
/**
* Returns the data cell matrix.
*
* A crosstab can have multiple data cells for row/groups totals.
* These cells are organized in a (rowGroupCount + 1) x (columnGroupCount + 1)
* matrix as following:
*
* - the row index of a cell is
*
* - the row group index, if the cell corresponds to a total row
* - rowGroupCount, otherwise
*
*
* - the column index of a cell is
*
* - the column group index, if the cell corresponds to a total column
* - columnGroupCount, otherwise
*
*
*
*
* E.g. if the crosstab has Country and City (subgroup of Country) row groups and Year and Month column
* groups, the cells will be organized in the following matrix
*
*
* 0/Years total
* 1/Months total
* 2/Base
*
*
* 0/Countries total
* Total for all countries and all years
* Total for all countries and a year
* Total for all countries and a month
*
*
* 1/Cities total
* Total for a country and all years
* Total for a country and a year
* Total for a country and a month
*
*
* 2/Base
* Total for a city and all years
* Total for a city and a year
* Total for a city and a month
*
*
*
* If the data cell for a total row/column is not specified, the cell will be inherited
* from lower levels, if possible. For example, if the "Total for all countries and a year"
* cell is not specified, the "Total for a country and a year" or "Total for a city and a year"
* cell will be used (in this order).
*
* The data cell sizes are calculated from the base data cell sizes, i.e.
* the height of all data cells for a row will be the height of the base cell
* of that row. The base cell sizes are also inherited, e.g. if the height of a total
* row is not specified the height of the base row will be used.
*
* @return the data cell matrix
*/
public JRCrosstabCell[][] getCells();
/**
* Returns the crosstab parameters.
*
* Crosstabs have separate expression evaluators and cannot access
* the parameters/fields/variables of the report.
* In order to use a value from the report inside a crosstab, it should be
* passed as parameter to the crosstab.
*
* A crosstab parameters has a name and a value expression.
*
* @return the crosstab parameters
*/
public JRCrosstabParameter[] getParameters();
/**
* Returns the parameters map expression.
*
* The set of values for crosstab parameters can be set using a map.
* If a parameter has also a value expression, it will overwrite the value
* from the map.
*
* @return the parameters map expression
*/
public JRExpression getParametersMapExpression();
/**
* Returns a cell which will be rendered when no data was fed to the crosstab.
*
* If this cell is not specified for a crosstab, nothing will be rendered for an
* empty crosstab.
*
* The cell sizes are the same as the crosstab element sizes.
*
* @return a cell which will be rendered when no data was fed to the crosstab
*/
public JRCellContents getWhenNoDataCell();
/**
* Searches for an element inside all crosstab cells.
*
* @param key the element key
* @return the first element having the specified key
*/
public JRElement getElementByKey(String key);
/**
* Returns a cell which will be rendered at the upper-left corner of the crosstab.
*
* The cell size will be calculated based on the row/column header cell widths/heights.
*
* @return a cell which will be rendered at the upper-left corner of the crosstab
*/
public JRCellContents getHeaderCell();
/**
* Returns the variables defined for the crosstab.
*
* @return variables defined for the crosstab
* @see JRCrosstabGroup#getVariable()
* @see JRCrosstabMeasure#getVariable()
* @see #VARIABLE_ROW_COUNT
* @see #VARIABLE_COLUMN_COUNT
*/
public JRVariable[] getVariables();
/**
* Retrieves the run direction of this crosstab
* @return a value representing one of the run direction constants in {@link RunDirectionEnum}
*/
public RunDirectionEnum getRunDirectionValue();
/**
* Sets the run direction of the crosstab.
*
* Crosstabs can either be filled from left to right (the default)
* or from right to left (mainly for reports in RTL languages).
*
* @param runDirectionEnum a value representing one of the run direction constants in {@link RunDirectionEnum}
*/
public void setRunDirection(RunDirectionEnum runDirectionEnum);
/**
* Returns the ignore width flag for the crosstab.
*
* @return the ignore width flag, or null is the crosstab
* does not specify a flag value
* @see #setIgnoreWidth(Boolean)
*/
public Boolean getIgnoreWidth();
/**
* Set the ignore width crosstab flag.
*
*
* This flag determines whether the crosstab will break at the width set for
* the crosstab element, or whether the crosstab is to expand over this width
* (and over the page width as well).
*
*
* If this flag is set to true, the crosstab will expand towards
* the right (or towards the left if the crosstab direction is RTL) as long
* as it needs to. This would result in crosstab cells being rendered over
* the page boundary; such elements will be exported by certain grid-based
* exporters such as the HTML or XLS ones, but will not be visible in export
* formats that observe the page width, such as the PDF exporter.
*
*
* The default value of this flag is given by the
* {@link #PROPERTY_IGNORE_WIDTH} property and the
* {@link JRParameter#IS_IGNORE_PAGINATION} parameter.
*
* @param ignoreWidth whether the element width is to be ignored by the crosstab,
* or null if the default setting is to be used
* @see #PROPERTY_IGNORE_WIDTH
*/
public void setIgnoreWidth(Boolean ignoreWidth);
/**
* @deprecated Replaced by {@link #setIgnoreWidth(Boolean)}.
*/
public void setIgnoreWidth(boolean ignoreWidth);
/**
* Returns the position of the crosstab within its element box.
*
* @return the position of the crosstab within its element box,
* null if no position is specified
*/
public HorizontalPosition getHorizontalPosition();
/**
* Sets the position of the crosstab within its element box.
*
* @param horizontalPosition the crosstab position,
* if null the default position is applied
*/
public void setHorizontalPosition(HorizontalPosition horizontalPosition);
/**
* Returns the title cell, which renders once at the beginning of the crosstab.
*
* @return the title cell
*/
public CrosstabColumnCell getTitleCell();
}