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001:        /* ====================================================================
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003:         contributor license agreements.  See the NOTICE file distributed with
004:         this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
005:         The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0
006:         (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
007:         the License.  You may obtain a copy of the License at
008:
009:         http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
010:
011:         Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
012:         distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
013:         WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
014:         See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
015:         limitations under the License.
016:         ==================================================================== */
017:
018:        package org.apache.poi.hslf.record;
019:
020:        import org.apache.poi.hslf.model.textproperties.*;
021:        import org.apache.poi.util.LittleEndian;
022:        import org.apache.poi.util.POILogger;
023:
024:        import java.io.IOException;
025:        import java.io.OutputStream;
026:        import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
027:        import java.util.LinkedList;
028:        import java.util.Vector;
029:        import java.util.List;
030:        import java.util.Iterator;
031:
032:        /**
033:         * A StyleTextPropAtom (type 4001). Holds basic character properties 
034:         *  (bold, italic, underline, font size etc) and paragraph properties
035:         *  (alignment, line spacing etc) for the block of text (TextBytesAtom
036:         *  or TextCharsAtom) that this record follows.
037:         * You will find two lists within this class.
038:         *  1 - Paragraph style list (paragraphStyles)
039:         *  2 - Character style list (charStyles)
040:         * Both are lists of TextPropCollections. These define how many characters
041:         *  the style applies to, and what style elements make up the style (another
042:         *  list, this time of TextProps). Each TextProp has a value, which somehow
043:         *  encapsulates a property of the style
044:         *
045:         * @author Nick Burch
046:         * @author Yegor Kozlov
047:         */
048:
049:        public class StyleTextPropAtom extends RecordAtom {
050:            private byte[] _header;
051:            private static long _type = 4001l;
052:            private byte[] reserved;
053:
054:            private byte[] rawContents; // Holds the contents between write-outs
055:
056:            /** 
057:             * Only set to true once setParentTextSize(int) is called.
058:             * Until then, no stylings will have been decoded
059:             */
060:            private boolean initialised = false;
061:
062:            /** 
063:             * The list of all the different paragraph stylings we code for.
064:             * Each entry is a TextPropCollection, which tells you how many
065:             *  Characters the paragraph covers, and also contains the TextProps
066:             *  that actually define the styling of the paragraph.
067:             */
068:            private LinkedList paragraphStyles;
069:
070:            public LinkedList getParagraphStyles() {
071:                return paragraphStyles;
072:            }
073:
074:            /**
075:             * Updates the link list of TextPropCollections which make up the
076:             *  paragraph stylings
077:             */
078:            public void setParagraphStyles(LinkedList ps) {
079:                paragraphStyles = ps;
080:            }
081:
082:            /** 
083:             * The list of all the different character stylings we code for.
084:             * Each entry is a TextPropCollection, which tells you how many
085:             *  Characters the character styling covers, and also contains the 
086:             *  TextProps that actually define the styling of the characters.
087:             */
088:            private LinkedList charStyles;
089:
090:            public LinkedList getCharacterStyles() {
091:                return charStyles;
092:            }
093:
094:            /**
095:             * Updates the link list of TextPropCollections which make up the
096:             *  character stylings
097:             */
098:            public void setCharacterStyles(LinkedList cs) {
099:                charStyles = cs;
100:            }
101:
102:            /** All the different kinds of paragraph properties we might handle */
103:            public static TextProp[] paragraphTextPropTypes = new TextProp[] {
104:                    new ParagraphFlagsTextProp(),
105:                    new TextProp(2, 0x80, "bullet.char"),
106:                    new TextProp(2, 0x10, "bullet.font"),
107:                    new TextProp(4, 0x20, "bullet.color"),
108:                    new TextProp(2, 0x40, "bullet.size"),
109:                    new AlignmentTextProp(),
110:                    new TextProp(2, 0x100, "text.offset"),
111:                    new TextProp(2, 0x200, "para_unknown_2"),
112:                    new TextProp(2, 0x400, "bullet.offset"),
113:                    new TextProp(2, 0x1000, "linespacing"),
114:                    new TextProp(2, 0x2000, "spacebefore"),
115:                    new TextProp(2, 0x4000, "spaceafter"),
116:                    new TextProp(2, 0x8000, "para_unknown_4"),
117:                    new TextProp(2, 0x10000, "para_unknown_5"),
118:                    new TextProp(2, 0xE0000, "para_unknown_6"),
119:                    new TextProp(2, 0x200000, "para_unknown_7") };
120:            /** All the different kinds of character properties we might handle */
121:            public static TextProp[] characterTextPropTypes = new TextProp[] {
122:                    new CharFlagsTextProp(),
123:                    new TextProp(2, 0x10000, "font.index"),
124:                    new TextProp(2, 0x200000, "asian_or_complex"),
125:                    new TextProp(2, 0x400000, "char_unknown_2"),
126:                    new TextProp(2, 0x800000, "symbol"),
127:                    new TextProp(2, 0x20000, "font.size"),
128:                    new TextProp(4, 0x40000, "font.color"),
129:                    new TextProp(2, 0x80000, "offset"),
130:                    new TextProp(2, 0x100000, "char_unknown_1"),
131:                    new TextProp(2, 0x1000000, "char_unknown_3"),
132:                    new TextProp(2, 0x2000000, "char_unknown_4"),
133:                    new TextProp(2, 0x4000000, "char_unknown_5"),
134:                    new TextProp(2, 0x8000000, "char_unknown_6"),
135:                    new TextProp(2, 0x10000000, "char_unknown_7"),
136:                    new TextProp(2, 0x20000000, "char_unknown_8"),
137:                    new TextProp(2, 0x40000000, "char_unknown_9"),
138:                    new TextProp(2, 0x80000000, "char_unknown_10"), };
139:
140:            /* *************** record code follows ********************** */
141:
142:            /** 
143:             * For the Text Style Properties (StyleTextProp) Atom
144:             */
145:            protected StyleTextPropAtom(byte[] source, int start, int len) {
146:                // Sanity Checking - we're always at least 8+10 bytes long
147:                if (len < 18) {
148:                    len = 18;
149:                    if (source.length - start < 18) {
150:                        throw new RuntimeException(
151:                                "Not enough data to form a StyleTextPropAtom (min size 18 bytes long) - found "
152:                                        + (source.length - start));
153:                    }
154:                }
155:
156:                // Get the header
157:                _header = new byte[8];
158:                System.arraycopy(source, start, _header, 0, 8);
159:
160:                // Save the contents of the atom, until we're asked to go and
161:                //  decode them (via a call to setParentTextSize(int)
162:                rawContents = new byte[len - 8];
163:                System.arraycopy(source, start + 8, rawContents, 0,
164:                        rawContents.length);
165:                reserved = new byte[0];
166:
167:                // Set empty linked lists, ready for when they call setParentTextSize
168:                paragraphStyles = new LinkedList();
169:                charStyles = new LinkedList();
170:            }
171:
172:            /** 
173:             * A new set of text style properties for some text without any.
174:             */
175:            public StyleTextPropAtom(int parentTextSize) {
176:                _header = new byte[8];
177:                rawContents = new byte[0];
178:                reserved = new byte[0];
179:
180:                // Set our type
181:                LittleEndian.putInt(_header, 2, (short) _type);
182:                // Our initial size is 10
183:                LittleEndian.putInt(_header, 4, 10);
184:
185:                // Set empty paragraph and character styles
186:                paragraphStyles = new LinkedList();
187:                charStyles = new LinkedList();
188:
189:                TextPropCollection defaultParagraphTextProps = new TextPropCollection(
190:                        parentTextSize, (short) 0);
191:                paragraphStyles.add(defaultParagraphTextProps);
192:
193:                TextPropCollection defaultCharacterTextProps = new TextPropCollection(
194:                        parentTextSize);
195:                charStyles.add(defaultCharacterTextProps);
196:
197:                // Set us as now initialised
198:                initialised = true;
199:            }
200:
201:            /**
202:             * We are of type 4001
203:             */
204:            public long getRecordType() {
205:                return _type;
206:            }
207:
208:            /**
209:             * Write the contents of the record back, so it can be written
210:             *  to disk
211:             */
212:            public void writeOut(OutputStream out) throws IOException {
213:                // First thing to do is update the raw bytes of the contents, based
214:                //  on the properties
215:                updateRawContents();
216:
217:                // Now ensure that the header size is correct
218:                int newSize = rawContents.length + reserved.length;
219:                LittleEndian.putInt(_header, 4, newSize);
220:
221:                // Write out the (new) header
222:                out.write(_header);
223:
224:                // Write out the styles
225:                out.write(rawContents);
226:
227:                // Write out any extra bits
228:                out.write(reserved);
229:            }
230:
231:            /**
232:             * Tell us how much text the parent TextCharsAtom or TextBytesAtom
233:             *  contains, so we can go ahead and initialise ourselves.
234:             */
235:            public void setParentTextSize(int size) {
236:                int pos = 0;
237:                int textHandled = 0;
238:
239:                // While we have text in need of paragraph stylings, go ahead and
240:                // grok the contents as paragraph formatting data
241:                int prsize = size;
242:                while (pos < rawContents.length && textHandled < prsize) {
243:                    // First up, fetch the number of characters this applies to
244:                    int textLen = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents, pos);
245:                    textHandled += textLen;
246:                    pos += 4;
247:
248:                    // Fetch the 2 byte value that is safe to ignore as 0
249:                    short paraIgn = LittleEndian.getShort(rawContents, pos);
250:                    pos += 2;
251:
252:                    // Grab the 4 byte value that tells us what properties follow
253:                    int paraFlags = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents, pos);
254:                    pos += 4;
255:
256:                    // Now make sense of those properties
257:                    TextPropCollection this Collection = new TextPropCollection(
258:                            textLen, paraIgn);
259:                    int plSize = this Collection.buildTextPropList(paraFlags,
260:                            paragraphTextPropTypes, rawContents, pos);
261:                    pos += plSize;
262:
263:                    // Save this properties set
264:                    paragraphStyles.add(this Collection);
265:
266:                    // Handle extra 1 paragraph styles at the end
267:                    if (pos < rawContents.length && textHandled == size) {
268:                        prsize++;
269:                    }
270:
271:                }
272:                if (rawContents.length > 0 && textHandled != (size + 1)) {
273:                    logger.log(POILogger.WARN,
274:                            "Problem reading paragraph style runs: textHandled = "
275:                                    + textHandled + ", text.size+1 = "
276:                                    + (size + 1));
277:                }
278:
279:                // Now do the character stylings
280:                textHandled = 0;
281:                int chsize = size;
282:                while (pos < rawContents.length && textHandled < chsize) {
283:                    // First up, fetch the number of characters this applies to
284:                    int textLen = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents, pos);
285:                    textHandled += textLen;
286:                    pos += 4;
287:
288:                    // There is no 2 byte value
289:                    short no_val = -1;
290:
291:                    // Grab the 4 byte value that tells us what properties follow
292:                    int charFlags = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents, pos);
293:                    pos += 4;
294:
295:                    // Now make sense of those properties
296:                    // (Assuming we actually have some)
297:                    TextPropCollection this Collection = new TextPropCollection(
298:                            textLen, no_val);
299:                    int chSize = this Collection.buildTextPropList(charFlags,
300:                            characterTextPropTypes, rawContents, pos);
301:                    pos += chSize;
302:
303:                    // Save this properties set
304:                    charStyles.add(this Collection);
305:
306:                    // Handle extra 1 char styles at the end
307:                    if (pos < rawContents.length && textHandled == size) {
308:                        chsize++;
309:                    }
310:                }
311:                if (rawContents.length > 0 && textHandled != (size + 1)) {
312:                    logger.log(POILogger.WARN,
313:                            "Problem reading character style runs: textHandled = "
314:                                    + textHandled + ", text.size+1 = "
315:                                    + (size + 1));
316:                }
317:
318:                // Handle anything left over
319:                if (pos < rawContents.length) {
320:                    reserved = new byte[rawContents.length - pos];
321:                    System.arraycopy(rawContents, pos, reserved, 0,
322:                            reserved.length);
323:                }
324:
325:                initialised = true;
326:            }
327:
328:            /**
329:             * Updates the cache of the raw contents. Serialised the styles out.
330:             */
331:            private void updateRawContents() throws IOException {
332:                if (!initialised) {
333:                    // We haven't groked the styles since creation, so just stick
334:                    // with what we found
335:                    return;
336:                }
337:
338:                ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
339:
340:                // First up, we need to serialise the paragraph properties
341:                for (int i = 0; i < paragraphStyles.size(); i++) {
342:                    TextPropCollection tpc = (TextPropCollection) paragraphStyles
343:                            .get(i);
344:                    tpc.writeOut(baos);
345:                }
346:
347:                // Now, we do the character ones
348:                for (int i = 0; i < charStyles.size(); i++) {
349:                    TextPropCollection tpc = (TextPropCollection) charStyles
350:                            .get(i);
351:                    tpc.writeOut(baos);
352:                }
353:
354:                rawContents = baos.toByteArray();
355:            }
356:
357:            /**
358:             * Create a new Paragraph TextPropCollection, and add it to the list
359:             * @param charactersCovered The number of characters this TextPropCollection will cover
360:             * @return the new TextPropCollection, which will then be in the list
361:             */
362:            public TextPropCollection addParagraphTextPropCollection(
363:                    int charactersCovered) {
364:                TextPropCollection tpc = new TextPropCollection(
365:                        charactersCovered, (short) 0);
366:                paragraphStyles.add(tpc);
367:                return tpc;
368:            }
369:
370:            /**
371:             * Create a new Character TextPropCollection, and add it to the list
372:             * @param charactersCovered The number of characters this TextPropCollection will cover
373:             * @return the new TextPropCollection, which will then be in the list
374:             */
375:            public TextPropCollection addCharacterTextPropCollection(
376:                    int charactersCovered) {
377:                TextPropCollection tpc = new TextPropCollection(
378:                        charactersCovered);
379:                charStyles.add(tpc);
380:                return tpc;
381:            }
382:
383:            /* ************************************************************************ */
384:
385:            /**
386:             * Dump the record content into <code>StringBuffer</code>
387:             *
388:             * @return the string representation of the record data
389:             */
390:            public String toString() {
391:                StringBuffer out = new StringBuffer();
392:                out.append("Paragraph properties\n");
393:                for (Iterator it1 = getParagraphStyles().iterator(); it1
394:                        .hasNext();) {
395:                    TextPropCollection pr = (TextPropCollection) it1.next();
396:                    out.append("  chars covered: " + pr.getCharactersCovered()
397:                            + "\n");
398:                    for (Iterator it2 = pr.getTextPropList().iterator(); it2
399:                            .hasNext();) {
400:                        TextProp p = (TextProp) it2.next();
401:                        out.append("    " + p.getName() + " = " + p.getValue()
402:                                + "\n");
403:                    }
404:                }
405:
406:                out.append("Character properties\n");
407:                for (Iterator it1 = getCharacterStyles().iterator(); it1
408:                        .hasNext();) {
409:                    TextPropCollection pr = (TextPropCollection) it1.next();
410:                    out.append("  chars covered: " + pr.getCharactersCovered()
411:                            + "\n");
412:                    for (Iterator it2 = pr.getTextPropList().iterator(); it2
413:                            .hasNext();) {
414:                        TextProp p = (TextProp) it2.next();
415:                        out.append("    " + p.getName() + " = " + p.getValue()
416:                                + "\n");
417:                    }
418:                }
419:
420:                return out.toString();
421:            }
422:        }
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