Emmanuel Dhollande/EE/PES istaußer Haus.

2006-08-17 Thread Emmanuel . Dhollande
Ich werde ab  18.08.2006 nicht im Büro sein. Ich kehre zurück am
01.09.2006.

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Re: reading multiple worksheets in a workbook.

2006-08-17 Thread Sebastian Frehmel

Hi
If you read in your workbook like it is shown in the HOWTO (comes with 
POI, docs folder) you can simply access all sheets in the WB like this:

wb.getSheet(integer) or
wb.getSheet(sheetName)

Sebastian

PS: Does anyone an answer to my problem I posted 4 days ago? Thank you!


Mike Troxclaire schrieb:

Hello Pro's,
I am new to POI and was wondering if somebody had an example to read 
multiple sheets in a single workbook. I am able to read a single 
worksheet in a workbook but having trouble with multiple worksheets in 
a workbook. Any help would be much appreciated.


Thanks in advance,

Mike.

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reading multiple worksheets in a workbook.

2006-08-17 Thread Mike Troxclaire

Hello Pro's,
I am new to POI and was wondering if somebody had an example to read 
multiple sheets in a single workbook. I am able to read a single worksheet 
in a workbook but having trouble with multiple worksheets in a workbook. Any 
help would be much appreciated.


Thanks in advance,

Mike.

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Re[2]: [HSLF] Indentation level identification

2006-08-17 Thread Yegor Kozlov
Nick,

In StyleTextPropAtom.setParentTextSize when we read paragraph
properties we ignore the 2-byte value before the paragraph
properties:

// Fetch the 2 byte value that is safe to ignore as 0
short paraIgn = LittleEndian.getShort(rawContents,pos);
pos += 2;

In fact it stores the indentation level.
What is bad, that this value is re-setted to 0 when a slide show is saved and
the indentation information is lost. Try to re-save a ppt with indents
and see that they are lost!

I'm not sure I can quickly fix it, have a busy time last days :).
If you can  - do please.

Regards, Yegor



YK> Hi,

TPN>>  Is there any other way to identify the indentation level for a given
TPN>> RichTextRun?

YK> Unfortunately you can't retrieve the indentation level for a
YK> RichTextRun. It's not supported by the current code.

YK> Indentation level is stored as a 2-byte paragraph property in the
YK> style record. Initially we thought that this value is 'safe to
YK> ignore', it was always 0 in out test ppt files. In fact it stores the
YK> indentation level and can be a number in the range 0-4 (there can be
YK> up to 5 indent levels in PowerPoint).

YK> I'm not sure if it is an easy fix and I'd like to hear Nick's opinion.

YK> Regards, Yegor

TPN>> Hi,

TPN>>  I need to identify the indentation level of a text in a TextBox. For this
TPN>> I created a method in the RichTextRun class as follows:

TPN>> public int getTextOffset(){
TPN>> return getParaTextPropVal("text.offset");
TPN>> }

TPN>>  Assuming that the property name that holds this information is
TPN>> "text.offset",  is it?

TPN>>  When I call it from my main class, it returns -1. I know this is because
TPN>> the RichTextRun inherits the property from the Master.


TPN>> Thanks a lot,
TPN>> Tales Paiva

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Re: [HSLF] Indentation level identification

2006-08-17 Thread Yegor Kozlov
Hi,

TPN>  Is there any other way to identify the indentation level for a given
TPN> RichTextRun?

Unfortunately you can't retrieve the indentation level for a
RichTextRun. It's not supported by the current code.

Indentation level is stored as a 2-byte paragraph property in the
style record. Initially we thought that this value is 'safe to
ignore', it was always 0 in out test ppt files. In fact it stores the
indentation level and can be a number in the range 0-4 (there can be
up to 5 indent levels in PowerPoint).

I'm not sure if it is an easy fix and I'd like to hear Nick's opinion.

Regards, Yegor

TPN> Hi,

TPN>  I need to identify the indentation level of a text in a TextBox. For this
TPN> I created a method in the RichTextRun class as follows:

TPN> public int getTextOffset(){
TPN> return getParaTextPropVal("text.offset");
TPN> }

TPN>  Assuming that the property name that holds this information is
TPN> "text.offset",  is it?

TPN>  When I call it from my main class, it returns -1. I know this is because
TPN> the RichTextRun inherits the property from the Master.


TPN> Thanks a lot,
TPN> Tales Paiva

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[HSLF] Indentation level identification

2006-08-17 Thread Tales Paiva Nogueira
Hi,

 I need to identify the indentation level of a text in a TextBox. For this
I created a method in the RichTextRun class as follows:

public int getTextOffset(){
return getParaTextPropVal("text.offset");
}

 Assuming that the property name that holds this information is
"text.offset",  is it?

 When I call it from my main class, it returns -1. I know this is because
the RichTextRun inherits the property from the Master.

 Is there any other way to identify the indentation level for a given
RichTextRun?

Thanks a lot,
Tales Paiva

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