Package org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel

Interface TableStyle

All Known Subinterfaces:

STableStyle

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractTableStyleAdv, TableStyleDark1, TableStyleDark10, TableStyleDark11, TableStyleDark2, TableStyleDark3, TableStyleDark4, TableStyleDark5, TableStyleDark6, TableStyleDark7, TableStyleDark8, TableStyleDark9, TableStyleImpl, TableStyleLight1, TableStyleLight10, TableStyleLight11, TableStyleLight12, TableStyleLight13, TableStyleLight14, TableStyleLight15, TableStyleLight16, TableStyleLight17, TableStyleLight18, TableStyleLight19, TableStyleLight2, TableStyleLight20, TableStyleLight21, TableStyleLight3, TableStyleLight4, TableStyleLight5, TableStyleLight6, TableStyleLight7, TableStyleLight8, TableStyleLight9, TableStyleMedium1, TableStyleMedium10, TableStyleMedium11, TableStyleMedium12, TableStyleMedium13, TableStyleMedium14, TableStyleMedium15, TableStyleMedium16, TableStyleMedium17, TableStyleMedium18, TableStyleMedium19, TableStyleMedium2, TableStyleMedium20, TableStyleMedium21, TableStyleMedium22, TableStyleMedium23, TableStyleMedium24, TableStyleMedium25, TableStyleMedium26, TableStyleMedium27, TableStyleMedium28, TableStyleMedium3, TableStyleMedium4, TableStyleMedium5, TableStyleMedium6, TableStyleMedium7, TableStyleMedium8, TableStyleMedium9, TableStyleNone

public interface TableStyle

Data table style definition. Includes style elements for various table components. Any number of style elements may be represented, and any cell may be styled by multiple elements. The order of elements in TableStyleType defines precedence.

Since:

3.17 beta 1

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
int	getIndex()	Some clients may care where in the table style list this definition came from, so we'll track it.
String	getName()
DifferentialStyleProvider	getStyle(TableStyleType type)
boolean	isBuiltin()

Method Detail

getName

String getName()

Returns:

name (may be a built-in name)

getIndex

int getIndex()

Some clients may care where in the table style list this definition came from, so we'll track it. The spec only references these by name, unlike Dxf records, which these definitions reference by index (XML definition order). Nice of MS to be consistent when defining the ECMA standard. Use org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFBuiltinTableStyle.isBuiltinStyle(TableStyle) to determine whether the index is for a built-in style or explicit user style

Returns:

index from org.apache.poi.xssf.model.StylesTable.getExplicitTableStyle(String) or org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFBuiltinTableStyle.ordinal()

isBuiltin

boolean isBuiltin()

Returns:

true if this is a built-in style defined in the OOXML specification, false if it is a user style

getStyle

DifferentialStyleProvider getStyle(TableStyleType type)

Returns:

style definition for the given type, or null if not defined in this style.