public class TemplateTableLayout extends Object
TemplateTable
class to define table position.Constructor and Description |
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TemplateTableLayout(Iterable<Double> verticalSeparators,
Iterable<Double> horizontalSeparators)
Initializes a new instance of the
TemplateTableLayout class. |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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List<Double> |
getHorizontalSeparators()
Gets the table rows separators.
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Rectangle |
getRectangle()
Gets the rectangular area that contains the table.
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List<Double> |
getVerticalSeparators()
Gets the table columns separators.
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TemplateTableLayout |
moveTo(Point point)
Creates a new layout with the same size, separators and position in the point.
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public TemplateTableLayout(Iterable<Double> verticalSeparators, Iterable<Double> horizontalSeparators)
TemplateTableLayout
class.verticalSeparators
- The table columns separators.horizontalSeparators
- The table rows separators.public Rectangle getRectangle()
Rectangle
class that represents the rectangular area that contains the table.public List<Double> getVerticalSeparators()
public List<Double> getHorizontalSeparators()
public TemplateTableLayout moveTo(Point point)
This functionality allows to move Table Layout.
For example, a document has tables on each page (or a set of documents with a table on the page).
These tables differ by position and content, but have the same columns and rows. In this case a user
can define TemplateTableLayout
object at (0, 0) once and then move it to the location of the definite table.
If the table position depends on the other object of the page, a user can define TemplateTableLayout
object
based on template document and then move it according to an anchor object. For example, if this is a summary table
and it is followed by details table (which can contain a different count of rows). In this case a user can define
TemplateTableLayout
object on template document (with the known details table rectangle) and then move
TemplateTableLayout
object according to the difference of details table rectangle of template and real document.
moveTo(Point)
method returns a copy of the current object. A user can pass any coordinates
(even negative - then layout will be moved to the left/top).
// Create a table layout
TemplateTableLayout layout = new TemplateTableLayout(
java.util.Arrays.asList(new Double[] { 0.0, 25.0, 150.0, 180.0, 230.0 }),
java.util.Arrays.asList(new Double[] { 0.0, 15.0, 30.0, 45.0, 60.0, 75.0 }));
// Print a rectangle
Rectangle rect = layout.getRectangle();
// Prints: pos: (0, 0) size: (230, 75)
System.out.println(String.format("pos: (%d, %d) size: (%d, %d)",
rect.getLeft(), rect.getTop(),
rect.getSize().getWidth(), rect.getSize().getHeight()));
// Move layout to the definite table location
TemplateTableLayout movedLayout = layout.moveTo(new Point(315, 250));
// Ensure that the first separators are moved:
System.out.println(movedLayout.getVerticalSeparators().get(0)); // prints: 315
System.out.println(movedLayout.getHorizontalSeparators().get(0)); // prints: 250
Rectangle movedRect = movedLayout.getRectangle();
// Prints: pos: (315, 250) size: (230, 75)
System.out.println(String.format("pos: (%d, %d) size: (%d, %d)",
movedRect.getLeft(), movedRect.getTop(),
movedRect.getSize().getWidth(), movedRect.getSize().getHeight()));
// movedLayout object is a copy of layout object, thus we can tune separators without the impact on the original layout:
movedLayout.getHorizontalSeparators().add(90.0);
System.out.println(movedLayout.getHorizontalSeparators().size()); // prints: 7
System.out.println(layout.getHorizontalSeparators().size()); // prints: 6
point
- The position of the new layout.