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fop.jar in fop-2.7-bin.zip is the JAR file for FOP 2.7, which
is a print formatter driven by XSL formatting objects (XSL-FO).
You can obtain fop.jar from the build folder of the fop-2.7-bin.zip file.
Below is the information about the fop.jar (2.2) file:
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JAR name: fop.jar, fop-2.7.jar Target JDK version: 1.7 File name: fop.jar File size: 4442817 bytes Release date: 20-Jan-2022 Download: Apache FOP Website
Java source code files for fop.jar:
⏎ org/apache/fop/layoutmgr/table/RowPainter.java
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/* $Id: RowPainter.java 1892815 2021-09-02 13:30:11Z ssteiner $ */
package org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.table;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.ListIterator;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apache.fop.area.Block;
import org.apache.fop.area.Trait;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.ConditionalBorder;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.EffRow;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.EmptyGridUnit;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.GridUnit;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.PrimaryGridUnit;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.Table;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.TableColumn;
import org.apache.fop.fo.flow.table.TablePart;
import org.apache.fop.fo.properties.CommonBorderPaddingBackground;
import org.apache.fop.fo.properties.CommonBorderPaddingBackground.BorderInfo;
import org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.ElementListUtils;
import org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.KnuthElement;
import org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.KnuthPossPosIter;
import org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.LayoutContext;
import org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.SpaceResolver;
import org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.TraitSetter;
class RowPainter {
private static Log log = LogFactory.getLog(RowPainter.class);
private int colCount;
private int currentRowOffset;
/** Currently handled row (= last encountered row). */
private EffRow currentRow;
private LayoutContext layoutContext;
/**
* Index of the first row of the current part present on the current page.
*/
private int firstRowIndex;
/**
* Index of the very first row on the current page. Needed to properly handle
* {@link BorderProps#COLLAPSE_OUTER}. This is not the same as {@link #firstRowIndex}
* when the table has headers!
*/
private int firstRowOnPageIndex;
/**
* Keeps track of the y-offsets of each row on a page.
* This is particularly needed for spanned cells where you need to know the y-offset
* of the starting row when the area is generated at the time the cell is closed.
*/
private List rowOffsets = new ArrayList();
private int[] cellHeights;
private boolean[] firstCellOnPage;
private CellPart[] firstCellParts;
private CellPart[] lastCellParts;
/** y-offset of the current table part. */
private int tablePartOffset;
/** See {@link RowPainter#registerPartBackgroundArea(Block)}. */
private CommonBorderPaddingBackground tablePartBackground;
/** See {@link RowPainter#registerPartBackgroundArea(Block)}. */
private List tablePartBackgroundAreas;
private TableContentLayoutManager tclm;
RowPainter(TableContentLayoutManager tclm, LayoutContext layoutContext) {
this.tclm = tclm;
this.layoutContext = layoutContext;
this.colCount = tclm.getColumns().getColumnCount();
this.cellHeights = new int[colCount];
this.firstCellOnPage = new boolean[colCount];
this.firstCellParts = new CellPart[colCount];
this.lastCellParts = new CellPart[colCount];
this.firstRowIndex = -1;
this.firstRowOnPageIndex = -1;
}
void startTablePart(TablePart tablePart) {
CommonBorderPaddingBackground background = tablePart.getCommonBorderPaddingBackground();
if (background.hasBackground()) {
tablePartBackground = background;
if (tablePartBackgroundAreas == null) {
tablePartBackgroundAreas = new ArrayList();
}
}
tablePartOffset = currentRowOffset;
}
/**
* Signals that the end of the current table part is reached.
*
* @param lastInBody true if the part is the last table-body element to be displayed
* on the current page. In which case all the cells must be flushed even if they
* aren't finished, plus the proper collapsed borders must be selected (trailing
* instead of normal, or rest if the cell is unfinished)
* @param lastOnPage true if the part is the last to be displayed on the current page.
* In which case collapsed after borders for the cells on the last row must be drawn
* in the outer mode
*/
void endTablePart(boolean lastInBody, boolean lastOnPage) {
addAreasAndFlushRow(lastInBody, lastOnPage);
if (tablePartBackground != null) {
TableLayoutManager tableLM = tclm.getTableLM();
for (Object tablePartBackgroundArea : tablePartBackgroundAreas) {
Block backgroundArea = (Block) tablePartBackgroundArea;
TraitSetter.addBackground(backgroundArea, tablePartBackground, tableLM,
-backgroundArea.getXOffset(), tablePartOffset - backgroundArea.getYOffset(),
tableLM.getContentAreaIPD(), currentRowOffset - tablePartOffset);
}
tablePartBackground = null;
tablePartBackgroundAreas.clear();
}
}
int getAccumulatedBPD() {
return currentRowOffset;
}
/**
* Records the fragment of row represented by the given position. If it belongs to
* another (grid) row than the current one, that latter is painted and flushed first.
*
* @param tcpos a position representing the row fragment
*/
void handleTableContentPosition(TableContentPosition tcpos) {
if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug("===handleTableContentPosition(" + tcpos);
}
if (currentRow == null) {
currentRow = tcpos.getNewPageRow();
} else {
EffRow row = tcpos.getRow();
if (row.getIndex() > currentRow.getIndex()) {
addAreasAndFlushRow(false, false);
currentRow = row;
}
}
if (firstRowIndex < 0) {
firstRowIndex = currentRow.getIndex();
if (firstRowOnPageIndex < 0) {
firstRowOnPageIndex = firstRowIndex;
}
}
//Iterate over all grid units in the current step
for (Object cellPart1 : tcpos.cellParts) {
CellPart cellPart = (CellPart) cellPart1;
if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug(">" + cellPart);
}
int colIndex = cellPart.pgu.getColIndex();
if (firstCellParts[colIndex] == null) {
firstCellParts[colIndex] = cellPart;
cellHeights[colIndex] = cellPart.getBorderPaddingBefore(firstCellOnPage[colIndex]);
} else {
assert firstCellParts[colIndex].pgu == cellPart.pgu;
cellHeights[colIndex] += cellPart.getConditionalBeforeContentLength();
}
cellHeights[colIndex] += cellPart.getLength();
lastCellParts[colIndex] = cellPart;
}
}
/**
* Creates the areas corresponding to the last row. That is, an area with background
* for the row, plus areas for all the cells that finish on the row (not spanning over
* further rows).
*
* @param lastInPart true if the row is the last from its table part to be displayed
* on the current page. In which case all the cells must be flushed even if they
* aren't finished, plus the proper collapsed borders must be selected (trailing
* instead of normal, or rest if the cell is unfinished)
* @param lastOnPage true if the row is the very last row of the table that will be
* displayed on the current page. In which case collapsed after borders must be drawn
* in the outer mode
*/
private void addAreasAndFlushRow(boolean lastInPart, boolean lastOnPage) {
if (currentRow == null) {
return;
}
if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug("Remembering yoffset for row " + currentRow.getIndex() + ": "
+ currentRowOffset);
}
recordRowOffset(currentRow.getIndex(), currentRowOffset);
// Need to compute the actual row height first
// and determine border behaviour for empty cells
boolean firstCellPart = true;
boolean lastCellPart = true;
int actualRowHeight = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < colCount; i++) {
GridUnit currentGU = currentRow.getGridUnit(i);
if (currentGU.isEmpty()) {
continue;
}
if (currentGU.getColSpanIndex() == 0
&& (lastInPart || currentGU.isLastGridUnitRowSpan())
&& firstCellParts[i] != null) {
// TODO
// The last test above is a workaround for the stepping algorithm's
// fundamental flaw making it unable to produce the right element list for
// multiple breaks inside a same row group.
// (see http://wiki.apache.org/xmlgraphics-fop/TableLayout/KnownProblems)
// In some extremely rare cases (forced breaks, very small page height), a
// TableContentPosition produced during row delaying may end up alone on a
// page. It will not contain the CellPart instances for the cells starting
// the next row, so firstCellParts[i] will still be null for those ones.
int cellHeight = cellHeights[i];
cellHeight += lastCellParts[i].getConditionalAfterContentLength();
cellHeight += lastCellParts[i].getBorderPaddingAfter(lastInPart);
int cellOffset = getRowOffset(Math.max(firstCellParts[i].pgu.getRowIndex(),
firstRowIndex));
actualRowHeight = Math.max(actualRowHeight, cellOffset + cellHeight
- currentRowOffset);
}
if (firstCellParts[i] != null && !firstCellParts[i].isFirstPart()) {
firstCellPart = false;
}
if (lastCellParts[i] != null && !lastCellParts[i].isLastPart()) {
lastCellPart = false;
}
}
// Then add areas for cells finishing on the current row
for (int i = 0; i < colCount; i++) {
GridUnit currentGU = currentRow.getGridUnit(i);
if (currentGU.isEmpty() && !tclm.isSeparateBorderModel()) {
int borderBeforeWhich;
if (firstCellPart) {
if (firstCellOnPage[i]) {
borderBeforeWhich = ConditionalBorder.LEADING_TRAILING;
} else {
borderBeforeWhich = ConditionalBorder.NORMAL;
}
} else {
borderBeforeWhich = ConditionalBorder.REST;
}
int borderAfterWhich;
if (lastCellPart) {
if (lastInPart) {
borderAfterWhich = ConditionalBorder.LEADING_TRAILING;
} else {
borderAfterWhich = ConditionalBorder.NORMAL;
}
} else {
borderAfterWhich = ConditionalBorder.REST;
}
assert (currentGU instanceof EmptyGridUnit);
addAreaForEmptyGridUnit((EmptyGridUnit)currentGU,
currentRow.getIndex(), i,
actualRowHeight,
borderBeforeWhich, borderAfterWhich,
lastOnPage);
firstCellOnPage[i] = false;
} else if (currentGU.getColSpanIndex() == 0
&& (lastInPart || currentGU.isLastGridUnitRowSpan())
&& firstCellParts[i] != null) {
assert firstCellParts[i].pgu == currentGU.getPrimary();
int borderBeforeWhich;
if (firstCellParts[i].isFirstPart()) {
if (firstCellOnPage[i]) {
borderBeforeWhich = ConditionalBorder.LEADING_TRAILING;
} else {
borderBeforeWhich = ConditionalBorder.NORMAL;
}
} else {
assert firstCellOnPage[i];
borderBeforeWhich = ConditionalBorder.REST;
}
int borderAfterWhich;
if (lastCellParts[i].isLastPart()) {
if (lastInPart) {
borderAfterWhich = ConditionalBorder.LEADING_TRAILING;
} else {
borderAfterWhich = ConditionalBorder.NORMAL;
}
} else {
borderAfterWhich = ConditionalBorder.REST;
}
// when adding the areas for the TableCellLayoutManager this helps with the isLast trait
// if, say, the first cell of a row has content that fits in the page, but the content of
// the second cell does not fit this will assure that the isLast trait for the first cell
// will also be false
lastCellParts[i].pgu.getCellLM().setLastTrait(lastCellParts[i].isLastPart());
addAreasForCell(firstCellParts[i].pgu,
firstCellParts[i].start, lastCellParts[i].end,
actualRowHeight, borderBeforeWhich, borderAfterWhich,
lastOnPage);
firstCellParts[i] = null; // why? what about the lastCellParts[i]?
Arrays.fill(firstCellOnPage, i, i + currentGU.getCell().getNumberColumnsSpanned(),
false);
}
}
currentRowOffset += actualRowHeight;
if (lastInPart) {
/*
* Either the end of the page is reached, then this was the last call of this
* method and we no longer care about currentRow; or the end of a table-part
* (header, footer, body) has been reached, and the next row will anyway be
* different from the current one, and this is unnecessary to call this method
* again in the first lines of handleTableContentPosition, so we may reset the
* following variables.
*/
currentRow = null;
firstRowIndex = -1;
rowOffsets.clear();
/*
* The current table part has just been handled. Be it the first one or not,
* the header or the body, in any case the borders-before of the next row
* (i.e., the first row of the next part if any) must be painted in
* COLLAPSE_INNER mode. So the firstRowOnPageIndex indicator must be kept
* disabled. The following way is not the most elegant one but will be good
* enough.
*/
firstRowOnPageIndex = Integer.MAX_VALUE;
}
}
// TODO this is not very efficient and should probably be done another way
// this method is only necessary when display-align = center or after, in which case
// the exact content length is needed to compute the size of the empty block that will
// be used as padding.
// This should be handled automatically by a proper use of Knuth elements
private int computeContentLength(PrimaryGridUnit pgu, int startIndex, int endIndex) {
if (startIndex > endIndex) {
// May happen if the cell contributes no content on the current page (empty
// cell, in most cases)
return 0;
} else {
ListIterator iter = pgu.getElements().listIterator(startIndex);
// Skip from the content length calculation glues and penalties occurring at the
// beginning of the page
boolean nextIsBox = false;
while (iter.nextIndex() <= endIndex && !nextIsBox) {
nextIsBox = ((KnuthElement) iter.next()).isBox();
}
int len = 0;
if (((KnuthElement) iter.previous()).isBox()) {
while (iter.nextIndex() < endIndex) {
KnuthElement el = (KnuthElement) iter.next();
if (el.isBox() || el.isGlue()) {
len += el.getWidth();
}
}
len += ActiveCell.getElementContentLength((KnuthElement) iter.next());
}
return len;
}
}
private void addAreasForCell(PrimaryGridUnit pgu, int startPos, int endPos,
int rowHeight, int borderBeforeWhich, int borderAfterWhich, boolean lastOnPage) {
/*
* Determine the index of the first row of this cell that will be displayed on the
* current page.
*/
int currentRowIndex = currentRow.getIndex();
int startRowIndex;
int firstRowHeight;
if (pgu.getRowIndex() >= firstRowIndex) {
startRowIndex = pgu.getRowIndex();
if (startRowIndex < currentRowIndex) {
firstRowHeight = getRowOffset(startRowIndex + 1) - getRowOffset(startRowIndex);
} else {
firstRowHeight = rowHeight;
}
} else {
startRowIndex = firstRowIndex;
firstRowHeight = 0;
}
/*
* In collapsing-border model, if the cell spans over several columns/rows then
* dedicated areas will be created for each grid unit to hold the corresponding
* borders. For that we need to know the height of each grid unit, that is of each
* grid row spanned over by the cell
*/
int[] spannedGridRowHeights = null;
if (!tclm.getTableLM().getTable().isSeparateBorderModel() && pgu.hasSpanning()) {
spannedGridRowHeights = new int[currentRowIndex - startRowIndex + 1];
int prevOffset = getRowOffset(startRowIndex);
for (int i = 0; i < currentRowIndex - startRowIndex; i++) {
int newOffset = getRowOffset(startRowIndex + i + 1);
spannedGridRowHeights[i] = newOffset - prevOffset;
prevOffset = newOffset;
}
spannedGridRowHeights[currentRowIndex - startRowIndex] = rowHeight;
}
int cellOffset = getRowOffset(startRowIndex);
int cellTotalHeight = rowHeight + currentRowOffset - cellOffset;
if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug("Creating area for cell:");
log.debug(" start row: " + pgu.getRowIndex() + " " + currentRowOffset + " "
+ cellOffset);
log.debug(" rowHeight=" + rowHeight + " cellTotalHeight=" + cellTotalHeight);
}
TableCellLayoutManager cellLM = pgu.getCellLM();
cellLM.setXOffset(tclm.getXOffsetOfGridUnit(pgu));
cellLM.setYOffset(cellOffset);
cellLM.setContentHeight(computeContentLength(pgu, startPos, endPos));
cellLM.setTotalHeight(cellTotalHeight);
int prevBreak = ElementListUtils.determinePreviousBreak(pgu.getElements(), startPos);
if (endPos >= 0) {
SpaceResolver.performConditionalsNotification(pgu.getElements(),
startPos, endPos, prevBreak);
}
cellLM.addAreas(new KnuthPossPosIter(pgu.getElements(), startPos, endPos + 1),
layoutContext, spannedGridRowHeights, startRowIndex - pgu.getRowIndex(),
currentRowIndex - pgu.getRowIndex(), borderBeforeWhich, borderAfterWhich,
startRowIndex == firstRowOnPageIndex, lastOnPage, this, firstRowHeight);
}
private void addAreaForEmptyGridUnit(EmptyGridUnit gu, int rowIndex, int colIndex,
int actualRowHeight,
int borderBeforeWhich, int borderAfterWhich, boolean lastOnPage) {
//get effective borders
BorderInfo borderBefore = gu.getBorderBefore(borderBeforeWhich);
BorderInfo borderAfter = gu.getBorderAfter(borderAfterWhich);
BorderInfo borderStart = gu.getBorderStart();
BorderInfo borderEnd = gu.getBorderEnd();
if (borderBefore.getRetainedWidth() == 0
&& borderAfter.getRetainedWidth() == 0
&& borderStart.getRetainedWidth() == 0
&& borderEnd.getRetainedWidth() == 0) {
return; //no borders, no area necessary
}
TableLayoutManager tableLM = tclm.getTableLM();
Table table = tableLM.getTable();
TableColumn col = tclm.getColumns().getColumn(colIndex + 1);
//position information
boolean firstOnPage = (rowIndex == firstRowOnPageIndex);
boolean inFirstColumn = (colIndex == 0);
boolean inLastColumn = (colIndex == table.getNumberOfColumns() - 1);
//determine the block area's size
int ipd = col.getColumnWidth().getValue(tableLM);
ipd -= (borderStart.getRetainedWidth() + borderEnd.getRetainedWidth()) / 2;
int bpd = actualRowHeight;
bpd -= (borderBefore.getRetainedWidth() + borderAfter.getRetainedWidth()) / 2;
//generate the block area
Block block = new Block();
block.setChangeBarList(tclm.getTableLM().getFObj().getChangeBarList());
block.setPositioning(Block.ABSOLUTE);
block.addTrait(Trait.IS_REFERENCE_AREA, Boolean.TRUE);
block.setIPD(ipd);
block.setBPD(bpd);
block.setXOffset(tclm.getXOffsetOfGridUnit(colIndex, 1)
+ (borderStart.getRetainedWidth() / 2));
block.setYOffset(getRowOffset(rowIndex)
- (borderBefore.getRetainedWidth() / 2));
boolean[] outer = new boolean[] {firstOnPage, lastOnPage, inFirstColumn,
inLastColumn};
TraitSetter.addCollapsingBorders(block,
borderBefore,
borderAfter,
borderStart,
borderEnd, outer);
tableLM.addChildArea(block);
}
/**
* Registers the given area, that will be used to render the part of
* table-header/footer/body background covered by a table-cell. If percentages are
* used to place the background image, the final bpd of the (fraction of) table part
* that will be rendered on the current page must be known. The traits can't then be
* set when the areas for the cell are created since at that moment this bpd is yet
* unknown. So they will instead be set in
* {@link #addAreasAndFlushRow(boolean, boolean)}.
*
* @param backgroundArea the block of the cell's dimensions that will hold the part
* background
*/
void registerPartBackgroundArea(Block backgroundArea) {
tclm.getTableLM().addBackgroundArea(backgroundArea);
tablePartBackgroundAreas.add(backgroundArea);
}
/**
* Records the y-offset of the row with the given index.
*
* @param rowIndex index of the row
* @param offset y-offset of the row on the page
*/
private void recordRowOffset(int rowIndex, int offset) {
/*
* In some very rare cases a row may be skipped. See for example Bugzilla #43633:
* in a two-column table, a row contains a row-spanning cell and a missing cell.
* In TableStepper#goToNextRowIfCurrentFinished this row will immediately be
* considered as finished, since it contains no cell ending on this row. Thus no
* TableContentPosition will be created for this row. Thus its index will never be
* recorded by the #handleTableContentPosition method.
*
* The offset of such a row is the same as the next non-empty row. It's needed
* to correctly offset blocks for cells starting on this row. Hence the loop
* below.
*/
for (int i = rowOffsets.size(); i <= rowIndex - firstRowIndex; i++) {
rowOffsets.add(offset);
}
}
/**
* Returns the offset of the row with the given index.
*
* @param rowIndex index of the row
* @return its y-offset on the page
*/
private int getRowOffset(int rowIndex) {
return (Integer) rowOffsets.get(rowIndex - firstRowIndex);
}
// TODO get rid of that
/** Signals that the first table-body instance has started. */
void startBody() {
Arrays.fill(firstCellOnPage, true);
}
// TODO get rid of that
/** Signals that the last table-body instance has ended. */
void endBody() {
Arrays.fill(firstCellOnPage, false);
}
}
⏎ org/apache/fop/layoutmgr/table/RowPainter.java
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