DefaultStyleSettings

Inheritance: java.lang.Object

public class DefaultStyleSettings

Settings for the default values of workbook’s style properties.

Methods

MethodDescription
equals(Object arg0)
getBuiltInPreference()Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern.
getClass()
getFontName()Gets the default font name for the workbook
getFontSize()Gets the default standard font size for the workbook.
getHorizontalAlignment()Gets the default value for horizontal alignment
getVerticalAlignment()Gets the default value for vertical alignment
hashCode()
notify()
notifyAll()
setBuiltInPreference(boolean value)Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern.
setFontName(String value)Sets the default font name for the workbook
setFontSize(double value)Sets the default standard font size for the workbook.
setHorizontalAlignment(int value)Sets the default value for horizontal alignment
setVerticalAlignment(int value)Sets the default value for vertical alignment
toString()
wait()
wait(long arg0)
wait(long arg0, int arg1)

equals(Object arg0)

public boolean equals(Object arg0)

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
arg0java.lang.Object

Returns: boolean

getBuiltInPreference()

public boolean getBuiltInPreference()

Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern. Default value is false, that means by default custom pattern will be used to format values as long as it is not empty for one style.

Remarks

When loading workbook from existing template file, maybe both built-in number and custom pattern are defined for one style. This property determine whether we should use the built-in number or the custom pattern when formatting values with the style.

Returns: boolean

getClass()

public final native Class<?> getClass()

Returns: java.lang.Class

getFontName()

public String getFontName()

Gets the default font name for the workbook

Returns: java.lang.String

getFontSize()

public double getFontSize()

Gets the default standard font size for the workbook.

Returns: double

getHorizontalAlignment()

public int getHorizontalAlignment()

Gets the default value for horizontal alignment

See TextAlignmentType.

Returns: int

getVerticalAlignment()

public int getVerticalAlignment()

Gets the default value for vertical alignment

See TextAlignmentType.

Returns: int

hashCode()

public native int hashCode()

Returns: int

notify()

public final native void notify()

notifyAll()

public final native void notifyAll()

setBuiltInPreference(boolean value)

public void setBuiltInPreference(boolean value)

Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern. Default value is false, that means by default custom pattern will be used to format values as long as it is not empty for one style.

Remarks

When loading workbook from existing template file, maybe both built-in number and custom pattern are defined for one style. This property determine whether we should use the built-in number or the custom pattern when formatting values with the style.

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
valueboolean

setFontName(String value)

public void setFontName(String value)

Sets the default font name for the workbook

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
valuejava.lang.String

setFontSize(double value)

public void setFontSize(double value)

Sets the default standard font size for the workbook.

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
valuedouble

setHorizontalAlignment(int value)

public void setHorizontalAlignment(int value)

Sets the default value for horizontal alignment

See TextAlignmentType.

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
valueint

setVerticalAlignment(int value)

public void setVerticalAlignment(int value)

Sets the default value for vertical alignment

See TextAlignmentType.

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
valueint

toString()

public String toString()

Returns: java.lang.String

wait()

public final void wait()

wait(long arg0)

public final native void wait(long arg0)

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
arg0long

wait(long arg0, int arg1)

public final void wait(long arg0, int arg1)

Parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
arg0long
arg1int