Class: Writeexcel::Worksheet::ColInfo

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/writeexcel/col_info.rb

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize(*args) ⇒ ColInfo

new(firstcol, lastcol, width, [format, hidden, level, collapsed])

firstcol : First formatted column
lastcol  : Last formatted column
width    : Col width in user units, 8.43 is default
format   : format object
hidden   : hidden flag
level    : outline level
collapsed : ?



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# File 'lib/writeexcel/col_info.rb', line 18

def initialize(*args)
  @firstcol, @lastcol, @width, @format, @hidden, @level, @collapsed = args
  @width ||= 8.43  # default width
  @level ||= 0     # default level
end

Instance Method Details

#biff_record ⇒ Object

Write BIFF record COLINFO to define column widths

Note: The SDK says the record length is 0x0B but Excel writes a 0x0C length record.



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# File 'lib/writeexcel/col_info.rb', line 29

def biff_record
  record   = 0x007D          # Record identifier
  length   = 0x000B          # Number of bytes to follow

  coldx    = (pixels * 256 / 7).to_i   # Col width in internal units
  reserved = 0x00                      # Reserved

  header = [record, length].pack("vv")
  data   = [@firstcol, @lastcol, coldx,
            ixfe, grbit, reserved].pack("vvvvvC")
  [header, data]
end

#grbit ⇒ Object

Set the options flags. (See set_row() for more details).



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# File 'lib/writeexcel/col_info.rb', line 75

def grbit
  grbit    = 0x0000                    # Option flags
  grbit |= 0x0001 if @hidden && @hidden != 0
  grbit |= level << 8
  grbit |= 0x1000 if @collapsed && @collapsed != 0
  grbit
end

#ixfe ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/writeexcel/col_info.rb', line 55

def ixfe
  if @format && @format.respond_to?(:xf_index)
    @format.xf_index
  else
    0x0F
  end
end

#level ⇒ Object

Set the limits for the outline levels (0 <= x <= 7).



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# File 'lib/writeexcel/col_info.rb', line 64

def level
  if @level < 0
    0
  elsif 7 < @level
    7
  else
    @level
  end
end

#pixels ⇒ Object

Excel rounds the column width to the nearest pixel. Therefore we first convert to pixels and then to the internal units. The pixel to users-units relationship is different for values less than 1.



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# File 'lib/writeexcel/col_info.rb', line 46

def pixels
  if @width < 1
    result = @width * 12
  else
    result = @width * 7 + 5
  end
  result.to_i
end