On Tue, 28 Jun 2011, Alexander Hörnlein wrote:
ok - i created a xlsx with the style of the first row + the first cell
set to the same style and another one where only the first cell has the
style and the only difference was
<row ...> ...
vs.
<row ... s="1" customFormat="1">....
Looks like it it's similar to cells, handy. Any chance you could create a
new bug in bugzilla, and upload a sample file which we can use in a unit
test?
so i guess the code from XSSFCell should work for XSSFRow (+ customFormat),
so it should be something like:
public void setCellStyle(CellStyle style) {
if(style == null) {
if(_row.isSetS()) {
_row.unsetS();
_row.unsetCustomFormat();
} else {
XSSFCellStyle xStyle = (XSSFCellStyle)style;
xStyle.verifyBelongsToStylesSource(_stylesSource);
long idx = _stylesSource.putStyle(xStyle);
_row.setS(idx);
_row.setCustomFormat(true);
}
}
the _stylesSource of XSSFRow could be handled exactly like for XSSFCell
(it's only a pointer to row.getSheet().getWorkbook().getStylesSource();
Looks correct. Please include this in the bug report, and I'll have a go
at writing a unit test for it, and I'll then commit it for you
Cheers
Nick
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