Examples of com.extentech.formats.OOXML.Dxf

com.extentech.formats.OOXML.Dxf
dxf (Formatting) OOXML Element A single dxf record, expressing incremental formatting to be applied. Used for Conditional Formatting, Tables, Sort Conditions, Color filters ... Differntial Formatting: define formatting for all non-cell formatting in the workbook. Whereas xf records fully specify a particular aspect of formatting (e.g., cell borders) by referencing those formatting definitions elsewhere in the Styles part, dxf records specify incremental (or differential) aspects of formatting directly inline within the dxf element. The dxf formatting is to be applied on top of or in addition to any formatting already present on the object using the dxf record. parent: (StyleSheet styles.xml) dxfs chilren: SEQUENCE: font, numFmt, fill, alignment, border, protection

     */
    public String getOOXML(WorkBookHandle bk, int priority, ArrayList dxfs) {
      StringBuffer ooxml= new StringBuffer();
      
      // first deal with dfx's (differential xf's) - part of styles.xml; here we need to add dxf element to dxf's plus trap dxfId      
      Dxf dxf= new Dxf();      
      if (this.bHasFontBlock) {
        if (font!=null)
          dxf.setFont(font);
        else
          dxf.createFont(this.fontWeight, this.getFontItalic(), this.fontUnderlineStyle, this.fontColorIndex, this.fontHeight);
      }
      if (this.bHasPatternBlock) {
        if (fill!=null)
          dxf.setFill(fill);
        else
          dxf.createFill(this.patternFillStyle, this.patternFillColor, this.patternFillColorBack, bk);
      }
      if (this.bHasBorderBlock) {
        dxf.createBorder(bk, this.getBorderStyles(), new int[] {this.getBorderLineColorTop(), this.getBorderLineColorLeft(), this.getBorderLineColorBottom(), this.getBorderLineColorRight()});        
      }
      // TODO: check if this dxf already exists ****************************************************************************
      dxfs.add(dxf);  // save newly created dxf (differential xf) to workbook store 
      int dxfId= dxfs.size()-1;  // link this cf to it's dxf  NOTE: one of the ONLY OOXML id's that is 0-based ...

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                          cf.setCondition1(cfRule.getFormula1());
                        if (cfRule.getFormula2()!=null)
                          cf.setCondition2(cfRule.getFormula2());
                        int dxfId= cfRule.getDxfId();
                        if (dxfId>-1) {  // it's not required to have a dxf 
                          Dxf dxf= (Dxf) dxfs.get(dxfId);  // dxf= differential format, contains the specific styles to define this cf rule
                          Cf.setStylePropsFromDxf(dxf, cf);
//                          String dxfStyleString= dfx.getStyleProps();  // returns a string representation of the dxf or differential styles
//                          Cf.setStylePropsFromString(dxfStyleString,cf);  // set the dxf styles to the cf rule
                        }
                        // original code that didn't input CfRules into Cf's just stored CfRule objects ...                        condfmt.cfRules.add((CfRule.parseOOXML(xpp).cloneElement()));

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                         fontmap.add(Integer.valueOf(idx));
                     } 
                     else if (tnm.equals("dxfs")) {   // differential formatting (conditional formatting) style
                     } 
                     else if (tnm.equals("dxf"))  { // incremental style info -- for conditional save
                         Dxf d= (Dxf) Dxf.parseOOXML(xpp, bk).cloneElement();
                         dxfs.add(d);
                     } 
                     else if (tnm.equals("fill")) {
                       Fill f= (Fill) Fill.parseOOXML(xpp, false, bk);  
                         fills.add(f);  //new Object[] { Integer.valueOf(fp), fgColor, bgColor});

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