Package io.keikai.model

Class SPivotLayoutItem

java.lang.Object

io.keikai.model.SPivotLayoutItem

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable

public class SPivotLayoutItem
extends Object
implements Serializable

One entry of a pivot table's rendered layout — an <i> of <rowItems> or <colItems> (ECMA-376 Part 1 §18.10.1.44).

The engine enumerates every tuple of a pivot and has no notion of a collapsed group, so it cannot reproduce the layout of a pivot whose groups are closed. A caller that renders its own layout supplies it through SPivotTable.setLayoutItems(java.util.List<io.keikai.model.SPivotLayoutItem>, java.util.List<io.keikai.model.SPivotLayoutItem>), and the exported file then matches what the caller displays instead of asking Excel to rebuild it on open.

Since:

7.0.0

See Also:

• Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
SPivotLayoutItem(String itemType, Integer dataFieldIndex, Integer repeated, List<Integer> xs)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Integer	getDataFieldIndex()
String	getItemType()
Integer	getRepeated()
List<Integer>	getXs()	The shared-item indices; a null element means the index is zero and is written as a bare x.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

SPivotLayoutItem

public SPivotLayoutItem(String itemType,
 Integer dataFieldIndex,
 Integer repeated,
 List<Integer> xs)

Parameters:

itemType - the t attribute ("grand", "default", …); null for a plain data entry

dataFieldIndex - the i attribute, for pivots with more than one data field; may be null

repeated - the r attribute, how many leading items repeat from the previous entry; may be null

xs - the <x v="…"/> shared-item indices; a null element is a bare <x/>

Method Details

getItemType

public String getItemType()

getDataFieldIndex

public Integer getDataFieldIndex()

getRepeated

public Integer getRepeated()

getXs

public List<Integer> getXs()

The shared-item indices; a null element means the index is zero and is written as a bare x.