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See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. ==================================================================== */ package org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel; import org.apache.poi.util.Internal; /** * A client anchor is attached to an excel worksheet. It anchors against * absolute coordinates, a top-left cell and fixed height and width, or * a top-left and bottom-right cell, depending on the {@link AnchorType}: * <ol> * <li> {@link AnchorType#DONT_MOVE_AND_RESIZE} == absolute top-left coordinates and width/height, no cell references * <li> {@link AnchorType#MOVE_DONT_RESIZE} == fixed top-left cell reference, absolute width/height * <li> {@link AnchorType#MOVE_AND_RESIZE} == fixed top-left and bottom-right cell references, dynamic width/height * </ol> * Note this class only reports the current values for possibly calculated positions and sizes. * If the sheet row/column sizes or positions shift, this needs updating via external calculations. * */ public interface ClientAnchor { /** * @since POI 3.14beta1 */ public static enum AnchorType { /** * Move and Resize With Anchor Cells (0) * <p> * Specifies that the current drawing shall move and * resize to maintain its row and column anchors (i.e. the * object is anchored to the actual from and to row and column) * </p> */ MOVE_AND_RESIZE(0), /** * Don't Move but do Resize With Anchor Cells (1) * <p> * Specifies that the current drawing shall not move with its * row and column, but should be resized. This option is not normally * used, but is included for completeness. * </p> * Note: Excel has no setting for this combination, nor does the ECMA standard. */ DONT_MOVE_DO_RESIZE(1), /** * Move With Cells but Do Not Resize (2) * <p> * Specifies that the current drawing shall move with its * row and column (i.e. the object is anchored to the * actual from row and column), but that the size shall remain absolute. * </p> * <p> * If additional rows/columns are added between the from and to locations of the drawing, * the drawing shall move its to anchors as needed to maintain this same absolute size. * </p> */ MOVE_DONT_RESIZE(2), /** * Do Not Move or Resize With Underlying Rows/Columns (3) * <p> * Specifies that the current start and end positions shall * be maintained with respect to the distances from the * absolute start point of the worksheet. * </p> * <p> * If additional rows/columns are added before the * drawing, the drawing shall move its anchors as needed * to maintain this same absolute position. * </p> */ DONT_MOVE_AND_RESIZE(3); public final short value; // disallow non-sequential enum instance creation private AnchorType(int value) { this.value = (short) value; } /** * return the AnchorType corresponding to the code * * @param value the anchor type code * @return the anchor type enum */ @Internal public static AnchorType byId(int value) { return values()[value]; } } /** * Returns the column (0 based) of the first cell, or -1 if there is no top-left anchor cell. * This is the case for absolute positioning {@link AnchorType#MOVE_AND_RESIZE} * * @return 0-based column of the first cell or -1 if none. */ public short getCol1(); /** * Sets the column (0 based) of the first cell. * * @param col1 0-based column of the first cell. */ public void setCol1(int col1); /** * Returns the column (0 based) of the second cell, or -1 if there is no bottom-right anchor cell. * This is the case for absolute positioning ({@link AnchorType#DONT_MOVE_AND_RESIZE}) * and absolute sizing ({@link AnchorType#MOVE_DONT_RESIZE}. * * @return 0-based column of the second cell or -1 if none. */ public short getCol2(); /** * Returns the column (0 based) of the second cell. * * @param col2 0-based column of the second cell. */ public void setCol2(int col2); /** * Returns the row (0 based) of the first cell, or -1 if there is no bottom-right anchor cell. * This is the case for absolute positioning ({@link AnchorType#DONT_MOVE_AND_RESIZE}). * * @return 0-based row of the first cell or -1 if none. */ public int getRow1(); /** * Returns the row (0 based) of the first cell. * * @param row1 0-based row of the first cell. */ public void setRow1(int row1); /** * Returns the row (0 based) of the second cell, or -1 if there is no bottom-right anchor cell. * This is the case for absolute positioning ({@link AnchorType#DONT_MOVE_AND_RESIZE}) * and absolute sizing ({@link AnchorType#MOVE_DONT_RESIZE}. * * @return 0-based row of the second cell or -1 if none. */ public int getRow2(); /** * Returns the row (0 based) of the first cell. * * @param row2 0-based row of the first cell. */ public void setRow2(int row2); /** * Returns the x coordinate within the first cell. * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @return the x coordinate within the first cell */ public int getDx1(); /** * Sets the x coordinate within the first cell * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @param dx1 the x coordinate within the first cell */ public void setDx1(int dx1); /** * Returns the y coordinate within the first cell * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @return the y coordinate within the first cell */ public int getDy1(); /** * Sets the y coordinate within the first cell * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @param dy1 the y coordinate within the first cell */ public void setDy1(int dy1); /** * Sets the y coordinate within the second cell * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @return the y coordinate within the second cell */ public int getDy2(); /** * Sets the y coordinate within the second cell * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @param dy2 the y coordinate within the second cell */ public void setDy2(int dy2); /** * Returns the x coordinate within the second cell * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @return the x coordinate within the second cell */ public int getDx2(); /** * Sets the x coordinate within the second cell * * Note - XSSF and HSSF have a slightly different coordinate * system, values in XSSF are larger by a factor of * {@link org.apache.poi.util.Units#EMU_PER_PIXEL} * * @param dx2 the x coordinate within the second cell */ public void setDx2(int dx2); /** * Sets the anchor type * @param anchorType the anchor type to set * @since POI 3.14 */ public void setAnchorType(AnchorType anchorType); /** * Gets the anchor type * Changed from returning an int to an enum in POI 3.14 beta 1. * @return the anchor type */ public AnchorType getAnchorType(); }