Examples of org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.print.command.TurnViewportOffCommand

Package org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.print.command

Examples of org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.print.command.TurnViewportOffCommand

org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.print.command.TurnViewportOffCommand
This command is handled by the viewport. It essentially causes the viewport to turn off by relaying all dimension requests to the underlying scrollable layer. This is useful when operations have to be performed on the entire grid including the areas outside the viewport. Example printing, excel export, auto resize all columns etc.

     *            The shell which should be the parent of the PrintDialog.
     */
    public void print(final Shell shell) {
        // turn viewport off to ensure calculation of the print pages for the
        // whole table
        layer.doCommand(new TurnViewportOffCommand());


        Printer printer = null;
        try {
            printer = setupPrinter(shell);
            if (printer == null) {

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    }


    @Override
    public boolean doCommand(ILayer targetLayer, AutoResizeRowsCommand command) {
        // Need to resize selected rows even if they are outside the viewport
        targetLayer.doCommand(new TurnViewportOffCommand());


        int[] rowPositions = ObjectUtils.asIntArray(command.getRowPositions());
        int[] gridRowPositions = convertFromPositionToCommandLayer(rowPositions);


        int[] gridRowHeights = MaxCellBoundsHelper.getPreferredRowHeights(

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                // if a SummaryRowLayer is in the layer stack, we need to ensure
                // that the values are calculated
                layer.doCommand(new CalculateSummaryRowValuesCommand());


                // ensure that the viewport is turned off
                layer.doCommand(new TurnViewportOffCommand());


                // set the size of the layer according to the print setttings
                // made by the user
                setLayerSize(printer.getPrinterData());

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            AutoResizeColumnsCommand command) {
        // Need to resize selected columns even if they are outside the viewport
        // As this command is triggered by the InitialAutoResizeCommand we know
        // that the targetLayer is the
        // NatTable itself
        targetLayer.doCommand(new TurnViewportOffCommand());


        int[] columnPositions = ObjectUtils.asIntArray(command
                .getColumnPositions());
        int[] gridColumnPositions = convertFromPositionToCommandLayer(columnPositions);

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        IClientAreaProvider originalClientAreaProvider = layer
                .getClientAreaProvider();


        // This needs to be done so that the layer can return all the cells
        // not just the ones visible in the viewport
        layer.doCommand(new TurnViewportOffCommand());
        setClientAreaToMaximum(layer);


        // if a SummaryRowLayer is in the layer stack, we need to ensure that
        // the values are calculated
        layer.doCommand(new CalculateSummaryRowValuesCommand());

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