This is likely incomplete, but closer to where things should be. It is backward compatible with previous uses of XSSFClientAnchor.
This fixes a bug in XSSFGraphicFrame that was hiding the parent class anchor property (which is a protected field set directly from XSSFDrawing). This is a peril of using direct property access - the hiding wasn't obvious because there was no setter being overridden.
XSSFGraphicFrame now notices when it relates to a chart, and setts the frame property of the XSSFChart. That was not being set on parse previously, only when creating charts from scratch. That didn't seem right.
XSSFClientAnchor now calculates size and position correctly based on initial inputs from the different types of anchors. It DOES NOT update those initial inputs, however. It does properly adjust if the size or initial position are absolute and the corresponding row/column values are requested.
Added new class EMUUtils to centralize the measurement constants and conversions since there are so many units in play in the OOXML spec and POI APIs:
* EMUs (English Metric Units)
* Inches
* Centimeters
* Points
* Pixels
* Twips (1/20th of a point)
I'm sure there are more conversions that could be done there, I just started with what I needed.
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- encryption support for HWPF
- refactor/unify EncryptionInfo handling in H**F classes
- remove Iterable interface from WorkbookRecordList - use getRecords() instead, to prevent modifications over the Iterator
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Implement the ChartAxis ss interface for date axes, which are pretty much a category axis with one extra property, a date granularity (not currently passed through, get it still from the CT* class). Created the class and test from the category axis versions.
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remove some junit dependencies in example-code
build: do not pass junit-jar to normal compile targets to avoid introducing it as dependency again
Reformat code, fix warnings, ...
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Needed a bit more, to support table/range only border properties for "internal" vertical and horizontal borders.
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- Fixed conversion of ooxml to awt angle
- replace subclasses and reflection calls with enums
- implemented tinting/shading of preset shapes
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teach XSSFColor and most things that create instances about indexed colors.
Null is a valid value for IndexedColorMap instances - the existing built-in default colors are used.
Whenever a workbook style is accessible in the call hierarchy its color mappings are passed down now.
Thanks for the unit test in the issue, it now passes.
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Added more features - this allows a client app to fully display table styling without resorting to CT* classes, and has some helper logic for the additional processing needed for things like regional/area borders.
As far as I can tell I only added stuff, didn't change any existing behavior.
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HPSF: fixed uid listing in Section.toString()
HPSF: moved timestamp based "utility" methods to Filetime class
HPSF: preserve original datastream for unchanged property sets
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Currently only implemented for XSSF, as there is no API available for HSSF conditional formatting rule number formats (if it is even in the files).
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