On 28/08/14 20:43, Grover Blue wrote:
I have a Writer document with a table that has two rows and 5 columns.
When XTextTable is first created, xTextTable.getColumns().getCount()
returns the correct count of 5. When I merge 4 columns in the first row,
xTextTable.getColumns().getCount() then returns a count of 2. But that's
wrong, since row 2 has 5 columns.
Is this a bug? If not, how to properly get the number of columns/rows
in a table?
must be this function:
sal_Int32 SwXTableColumns::getCount(void) throw( uno::RuntimeException, std::exception )
{
...
SwTable* pTable = SwTable::FindTable( pFrmFmt );
if(!pTable->IsTblComplex())
{
SwTableLines& rLines = pTable->GetTabLines();
SwTableLine* pLine = rLines.front();
nRet = pLine->GetTabBoxes().size();
}
}
return nRet;
}
as you see it just counts the cells in the first row of the table, and
calls that the number of columns...
whether that is correct or not is arguable: in core Writer tables, there
are actually no columns; there are just rows, and each rows contains
some number of cells, and there's no requirement that there must be the
same number of cells in each row; the columns in the API wrappers then
somehow badly try to emulate columns on top of the core rows-and-cells
data structure...
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