Hi,
I can describe the case only, since I can't commit my changes yet (they
still break a few layout tests), so please ask further if you don't
have enough info to form an idea of my changes.
Maybe better to wait to when I commit my stuff to a branch --tomorrow
or Thursday--, so you get a clearer view, but anyway...
Sketch of the changes:
In my local copy, I have added a new Maker subclass for the
column-number property.
It works in combination with an added columnIndex instance variable in
the related FObjs (Table/TableBody/TableRow), which is updated in
addChildNode() (if the child-node is a TableColumn/TableCell).
Very roughly, the new ColumnNumberProperty.make() does something like
this:
if( fo.getNameId() == FO_TABLE_CELL || fo.getNameId() ==
FO_TABLE_COLUMN ) {
//return the parent's current columnIndex
} else {
//tried two things here:
//1) return null
//2) throw a PropertyException
}
All seems to work nicely if I trace it using log.debug(), but I wanted
to include some junit tests.
Problem is that the tests fail because:
- either an exception is thrown because the property is specified on
'null'
- or the property evaluates to 'null' instead of the expected '1'.
The related fragments of the test-case look like:
...
cell content
Any idea what I am missing/doing wrong? Any insights appreciated.
TIA!
Cheers,
Andreas
