Examples of org.jfree.layouting.renderer.model.table.cells.ConflictingCell

Package org.jfree.layouting.renderer.model.table.cells

Examples of org.jfree.layouting.renderer.model.table.cells.ConflictingCell

org.jfree.layouting.renderer.model.table.cells.ConflictingCell
A storage item for conflicting cells. Conflicts can only happen between two placeholder cells. The first cell is represented by the conflictingCell instance itself, all additional cells are stored in a list of placeholder cells. This information can be used to resolve the conflict by inserting extra rows. For now, we simply log the whole stuff and blame the user if things go wrong. @author Thomas Morgner

          {
            final TableCell prevCell = prevInfoStruct.getCellAt(cellPosition);
            if (prevCell.getRowSpan() > 1)
            {
              // thats a conflict. Oh, no!
              final ConflictingCell conflictingCell =
                      new ConflictingCell(dataCell, rowSpan, colSpan - i);
              if (prevCell instanceof ConflictingCell)
              {
                // Oh, there's already a conflict? Coooool...
                // (damn, users, fix your table definitions!)
                final ConflictingCell prevConflictCell = (ConflictingCell) prevCell;
                final int count = prevConflictCell.getConflictingCellCount();
                for (int x = 0; x < count; x++)
                {
                  final PlaceHolderCell phc = prevConflictCell.getConflictingCell(x);
                  if (phc.getRowSpan() > 1)
                  {
                    final PlaceHolderCell placeHolderCell =
                            new PlaceHolderCell(phc.getSourceCell(),
                                    phc.getRowSpan() - 1,

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          {
            final TableCell prevCell = prevInfoStruct.getCellAt(cellPosition);
            if (prevCell.getRowSpan() > 1)
            {
              // thats a conflict. Oh, no!
              final ConflictingCell conflictingCell =
                      new ConflictingCell(dataCell, rowSpan, colSpan - i);
              if (prevCell instanceof ConflictingCell)
              {
                // Oh, there's already a conflict? Coooool...
                // (damn, users, fix your table definitions!)
                final ConflictingCell prevConflictCell = (ConflictingCell) prevCell;
                final int count = prevConflictCell.getConflictingCellCount();
                for (int x = 0; x < count; x++)
                {
                  final PlaceHolderCell phc = prevConflictCell.getConflictingCell(x);
                  if (phc.getRowSpan() > 1)
                  {
                    final PlaceHolderCell placeHolderCell =
                            new PlaceHolderCell(phc.getSourceCell(),
                                    phc.getRowSpan() - 1,

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          {
            final TableCell prevCell = prevInfoStruct.getCellAt(cellPosition);
            if (prevCell.getRowSpan() > 1)
            {
              // thats a conflict. Oh, no!
              final ConflictingCell conflictingCell =
                      new ConflictingCell(dataCell, rowSpan, colSpan - i);
              if (prevCell instanceof ConflictingCell)
              {
                // Oh, there's already a conflict? Coooool...
                // (damn, users, fix your table definitions!)
                ConflictingCell prevConflictCell = (ConflictingCell) prevCell;
                final int count = prevConflictCell.getConflictingCellCount();
                for (int x = 0; x < count; x++)
                {
                  PlaceHolderCell phc = prevConflictCell.getConflictingCell(x);
                  if (phc.getRowSpan() > 1)
                  {
                    final PlaceHolderCell placeHolderCell =
                            new PlaceHolderCell(phc.getSourceCell(),
                                    phc.getRowSpan() - 1,

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