Microsoft Works format import library Code

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 * Major Contributor(s):
 * Copyright (C) 2009, 2011 Alonso Laurent (alonso@loria.fr)
 * Copyright (C) 2006, 2007 Andrew Ziem
 * Copyright (C) 2004-2006 Fridrich Strba (fridrich.strba@bluewin.ch)
 * Copyright (C) 2004 Marc Maurer (uwog@uwog.net)
 * Copyright (C) 2003-2005 William Lachance (william.lachance@sympatico.ca)
 *
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 * of the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 or later
 * (LGPLv2.1+), in which case the provisions of the LGPLv2.1+ are
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 * For further information visit http://libwps.sourceforge.net
 */

#ifndef WPS8_TABLE
#  define WPS8_TABLE

#include "libwps_internal.h"

#include "WPSDebug.h"

class WPS8Parser;

namespace WPS8TableInternal
{
struct Cell;
struct State;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// class to parse the object
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/** \brief the main class to read/store table in a Pc MS Works document v5-8
 *
 * This class must be associated with a WPS8Parser. It contains code to read
 * the MCLD entries which seems to correspond to a table entry (potentially a table
 * entry with only one cells).
 *
 * \note Actually, the relations between the MCLD entries and the FRAM entries (which
 * seems to store all the object positions) are not fully understood ; so the result
 * of this parsing is not used to create the document.
 */
class WPS8Table
{
	friend struct WPS8TableInternal::Cell;
	friend class WPS8Parser;
public:
	//! constructor
	WPS8Table(WPS8Parser &parser);

	//! destructor
	~WPS8Table();

	//! sets the listener
	void setListener(WPSContentListenerPtr &listen)
	{
		m_listener = listen;
	}

	//! computes the final position of all table: does nothing as table anchors seem always a char
	void computePositions() const;

	//! returns the number page where we find a picture. In practice, 0/1
	int numPages() const;

	/** sends the data which have not been send to the listener. */
	void flushExtra();

protected:
	//! finds all structures which correspond to a table
	bool readStructures(RVNGInputStreamPtr input);

	/** tries to send a table corresponding to strsid with actual size siz
	 *
	 * \param siz the size of the table in the document
	 * \param tableId the table identificator
	 * \param strsid indicates the text entry (and its corresponding TCD )
	 * \param inTextBox indicates if we have already created a textbox to insert the table
	 * which contains the cells' text.
	 */
	bool sendTable(Vec2f const &siz, int tableId, int strsid, bool inTextBox=false);

	// interface with main parser
	void sendTextInCell(int strsId, int cellId);

protected: // low level

	//! reads a MCLD zone: a zone which stores the tables structures
	bool readMCLD(RVNGInputStreamPtr input, WPSEntry const &entry);

	//! returns the file version
	int version() const;

	//! returns the debug file
	libwps::DebugFile &ascii()
	{
		return m_asciiFile;
	}
private:
	WPS8Table(WPS8Table const &orig);
	WPS8Table &operator=(WPS8Table const &orig);

protected:
	//! the listener
	WPSContentListenerPtr m_listener;

	//! the main parser
	WPS8Parser &m_mainParser;

	//! the state
	mutable shared_ptr<WPS8TableInternal::State> m_state;

	//! the ascii file
	libwps::DebugFile &m_asciiFile;
};

#endif
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