What Is poi-scratchpad-5.2.3.jar?

poi-scratchpad-5.2.3.jar is one of the JAR files for Apache POI 5.2.3, which provides an API for Microsoft document files of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio.

poi-scratchpad-5.2.3.jar provides support for older versions of Microsoft document files like Word 97, Excel 97, PowerPoint 97, etc.

poi-scratchpad-5.2.3.jar is distributed as part of the poi-bin-5.2.3-20220909.zip download file.

JAR File Size and Download Location:

JAR name: poi-scratchpad-5.2.3.jar
Target JDK version: 9
Dependency: 
   poi.jar

File name: poi-scratchpad.jar, poi-scratchpad-5.2.3.jar
File size: 1897121 bytes
Release date: 09-09-2022
Download: Apache POI Website

Here are Java Source Code files for poi-scratchpad-5.2.3.jar:

⏎ org/apache/poi/hslf/record/StyleTextPropAtom.java

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package org.apache.poi.hslf.record;

import static org.apache.logging.log4j.util.Unbox.box;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.function.Supplier;

import org.apache.commons.io.output.UnsynchronizedByteArrayOutputStream;
import org.apache.poi.hslf.exceptions.HSLFException;
import org.apache.poi.hslf.model.textproperties.TextPropCollection;
import org.apache.poi.hslf.model.textproperties.TextPropCollection.TextPropType;
import org.apache.poi.util.GenericRecordUtil;
import org.apache.poi.util.HexDump;
import org.apache.poi.util.IOUtils;
import org.apache.poi.util.LittleEndian;

/**
 * A StyleTextPropAtom (type 4001). Holds basic character properties
 *  (bold, italic, underline, font size etc) and paragraph properties
 *  (alignment, line spacing etc) for the block of text (TextBytesAtom
 *  or TextCharsAtom) that this record follows.
 * You will find two lists within this class.
 *  1 - Paragraph style list (paragraphStyles)
 *  2 - Character style list (charStyles)
 * Both are lists of TextPropCollections. These define how many characters
 *  the style applies to, and what style elements make up the style (another
 *  list, this time of TextProps). Each TextProp has a value, which somehow
 *  encapsulates a property of the style
 */

public final class StyleTextPropAtom extends RecordAtom {
    public static final long _type = RecordTypes.StyleTextPropAtom.typeID;

    private final byte[] _header;
    private byte[] reserved;

    private byte[] rawContents; // Holds the contents between write-outs

    /**
     * Only set to true once setParentTextSize(int) is called.
     * Until then, no stylings will have been decoded
     */
    private boolean initialised;

    /**
     * The list of all the different paragraph stylings we code for.
     * Each entry is a TextPropCollection, which tells you how many
     *  Characters the paragraph covers, and also contains the TextProps
     *  that actually define the styling of the paragraph.
     */
    private List<TextPropCollection> paragraphStyles;
    public List<TextPropCollection> getParagraphStyles() { return paragraphStyles; }
    /**
     * Updates the link list of TextPropCollections which make up the
     *  paragraph stylings
     */
    public void setParagraphStyles(List<TextPropCollection> ps) { paragraphStyles = ps; }
    /**
     * The list of all the different character stylings we code for.
     * Each entry is a TextPropCollection, which tells you how many
     *  Characters the character styling covers, and also contains the
     *  TextProps that actually define the styling of the characters.
     */
    private List<TextPropCollection> charStyles;
    public List<TextPropCollection> getCharacterStyles() { return charStyles; }
    /**
     * Updates the link list of TextPropCollections which make up the
     *  character stylings
     */
    public void setCharacterStyles(List<TextPropCollection> cs) { charStyles = cs; }

    /**
     * Returns how many characters the paragraph's
     *  TextPropCollections cover.
     * (May be one or two more than the underlying text does,
     *  due to having extra characters meaning something
     *  special to powerpoint)
     */
    public int getParagraphTextLengthCovered() {
        return getCharactersCovered(paragraphStyles);
    }
    /**
     * Returns how many characters the character's
     *  TextPropCollections cover.
     * (May be one or two more than the underlying text does,
     *  due to having extra characters meaning something
     *  special to powerpoint)
     */
    public int getCharacterTextLengthCovered() {
        return getCharactersCovered(charStyles);
    }
    private int getCharactersCovered(List<TextPropCollection> styles) {
        return styles.stream().mapToInt(TextPropCollection::getCharactersCovered).sum();
    }

    /* *************** record code follows ********************** */

    /**
     * For the Text Style Properties (StyleTextProp) Atom
     */
    public StyleTextPropAtom(byte[] source, int start, int len) {
        // Sanity Checking - we're always at least 8+10 bytes long
        if(len < 18) {
            len = 18;
            if(source.length - start < 18) {
                throw new HSLFException("Not enough data to form a StyleTextPropAtom (min size 18 bytes long) - found " + (source.length - start));
            }
        }

        // Get the header
        _header = Arrays.copyOfRange(source, start, start+8);

        // Save the contents of the atom, until we're asked to go and
        //  decode them (via a call to setParentTextSize(int)
        rawContents = IOUtils.safelyClone(source, start+8, len-8, getMaxRecordLength());
        reserved = new byte[0];

        // Set empty lists, ready for when they call setParentTextSize
        paragraphStyles = new ArrayList<>();
        charStyles = new ArrayList<>();
    }


    /**
     * A new set of text style properties for some text without any.
     */
    public StyleTextPropAtom(int parentTextSize) {
        _header = new byte[8];
        rawContents = new byte[0];
        reserved = new byte[0];

        // Set our type
        LittleEndian.putInt(_header,2,(short)_type);
        // Our initial size is 10
        LittleEndian.putInt(_header,4,10);

        // Set empty paragraph and character styles
        paragraphStyles = new ArrayList<>();
        charStyles = new ArrayList<>();

        addParagraphTextPropCollection(parentTextSize);
        addCharacterTextPropCollection(parentTextSize);

        // Set us as now initialised
        initialised = true;

        try {
            updateRawContents();
        } catch (IOException e) {
            throw new HSLFException(e);
        }
    }


    /**
     * We are of type 4001
     */
    @Override
    public long getRecordType() { return _type; }


    /**
     * Write the contents of the record back, so it can be written
     *  to disk
     */
    @Override
    public void writeOut(OutputStream out) throws IOException {
        // First thing to do is update the raw bytes of the contents, based
        //  on the properties
        updateRawContents();

        // Write out the (new) header
        out.write(_header);

        // Write out the styles
        out.write(rawContents);

        // Write out any extra bits
        out.write(reserved);
    }


    /**
     * Tell us how much text the parent TextCharsAtom or TextBytesAtom
     *  contains, so we can go ahead and initialise ourselves.
     */
    public void setParentTextSize(int size) {
        if (initialised) {
            return;
        }

        int pos = 0;
        int textHandled = 0;

        paragraphStyles.clear();
        charStyles.clear();

        // While we have text in need of paragraph stylings, go ahead and
        // grok the contents as paragraph formatting data
        int prsize = size;
        while(pos < rawContents.length && textHandled < prsize) {
            // First up, fetch the number of characters this applies to
            int textLen = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents,pos);
            textLen = checkTextLength(textLen, textHandled, size);
            textHandled += textLen;
            pos += 4;

            short indent = LittleEndian.getShort(rawContents,pos);
            pos += 2;

            // Grab the 4 byte value that tells us what properties follow
            int paraFlags = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents,pos);
            pos += 4;

            // Now make sense of those properties
            TextPropCollection thisCollection = new TextPropCollection(textLen, TextPropType.paragraph);
            thisCollection.setIndentLevel(indent);
            int plSize = thisCollection.buildTextPropList(paraFlags, rawContents, pos);
            pos += plSize;

            // Save this properties set
            paragraphStyles.add(thisCollection);

            // Handle extra 1 paragraph styles at the end
            if(pos < rawContents.length && textHandled == size) {
                prsize++;
            }

        }
        if (rawContents.length > 0 && textHandled != (size+1)){
            LOG.atWarn().log("Problem reading paragraph style runs: textHandled = {}, text.size+1 = {}", box(textHandled),box(size + 1));
        }

        // Now do the character stylings
        textHandled = 0;
        int chsize = size;
        while(pos < rawContents.length && textHandled < chsize) {
            // First up, fetch the number of characters this applies to
            int textLen = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents,pos);
            textLen = checkTextLength(textLen, textHandled, size);
            textHandled += textLen;
            pos += 4;

            // Grab the 4 byte value that tells us what properties follow
            int charFlags = LittleEndian.getInt(rawContents,pos);
            pos += 4;

            // Now make sense of those properties
            // (Assuming we actually have some)
            TextPropCollection thisCollection = new TextPropCollection(textLen, TextPropType.character);
            int chSize = thisCollection.buildTextPropList(charFlags, rawContents, pos);
            pos += chSize;

            // Save this properties set
            charStyles.add(thisCollection);

            // Handle extra 1 char styles at the end
            if(pos < rawContents.length && textHandled == size) {
                chsize++;
            }
        }
        if (rawContents.length > 0 && textHandled != (size+1)){
            LOG.atWarn().log("Problem reading character style runs: textHandled = {}, text.size+1 = {}", box(textHandled),box(size + 1));
        }

        // Handle anything left over
        if(pos < rawContents.length) {
            reserved = IOUtils.safelyClone(rawContents, pos, rawContents.length-pos, rawContents.length);
        }

        initialised = true;
    }

    private int checkTextLength(int readLength, int handledSoFar, int overallSize) {
        if (readLength + handledSoFar > overallSize + 1) {
            LOG.atWarn().log("Style length of {} at {} larger than stated size of {}, truncating", box(readLength),box(handledSoFar),box(overallSize));
            return overallSize + 1 - handledSoFar;
        }
        return readLength;
    }


    /**
     * Updates the cache of the raw contents. Serialised the styles out.
     */
    private void updateRawContents() throws IOException {
        if (initialised) {
            // Only update the style bytes, if the styles have been potentially changed
            try (UnsynchronizedByteArrayOutputStream baos = new UnsynchronizedByteArrayOutputStream()) {
                // First up, we need to serialise the paragraph properties
                for (TextPropCollection tpc : paragraphStyles) {
                    tpc.writeOut(baos);
                }

                // Now, we do the character ones
                for (TextPropCollection tpc : charStyles) {
                    tpc.writeOut(baos);
                }

                rawContents = baos.toByteArray();
            }
        }

        // Now ensure that the header size is correct
        int newSize = rawContents.length + reserved.length;
        LittleEndian.putInt(_header,4,newSize);
    }

    /**
     * Clear styles, so new collections can be added
     */
    public void clearStyles() {
        paragraphStyles.clear();
        charStyles.clear();
        reserved = new byte[0];
        initialised = true;
    }

    /**
     * Create a new Paragraph TextPropCollection, and add it to the list
     * @param charactersCovered The number of characters this TextPropCollection will cover
     * @return the new TextPropCollection, which will then be in the list
     */
    public TextPropCollection addParagraphTextPropCollection(int charactersCovered) {
        TextPropCollection tpc = new TextPropCollection(charactersCovered, TextPropType.paragraph);
        paragraphStyles.add(tpc);
        return tpc;
    }

    public void addParagraphTextPropCollection(TextPropCollection tpc) {
        paragraphStyles.add(tpc);
    }

    /**
     * Create a new Character TextPropCollection, and add it to the list
     * @param charactersCovered The number of characters this TextPropCollection will cover
     * @return the new TextPropCollection, which will then be in the list
     */
    public TextPropCollection addCharacterTextPropCollection(int charactersCovered) {
        TextPropCollection tpc = new TextPropCollection(charactersCovered, TextPropType.character);
        charStyles.add(tpc);
        return tpc;
    }

    public void addCharacterTextPropCollection(TextPropCollection tpc) {
        charStyles.add(tpc);
    }

    /* ************************************************************************ */


    /**
     * @return the string representation of the record data
     */
    @Override
    public String toString(){
        StringBuilder out = new StringBuilder();

        out.append("StyleTextPropAtom:\n");
        if (!initialised) {
            out.append("Uninitialised, dumping Raw Style Data\n");
        } else {

            out.append("Paragraph properties\n");
            for(TextPropCollection pr : getParagraphStyles()) {
                out.append(pr);
            }

            out.append("Character properties\n");
            for(TextPropCollection pr : getCharacterStyles()) {
                out.append(pr);
            }

            out.append("Reserved bytes\n");
            out.append( HexDump.dump(reserved, 0, 0) );
        }

        out.append("  original byte stream \n");

        byte[] buf = IOUtils.safelyAllocate(rawContents.length + (long)reserved.length, getMaxRecordLength());
        System.arraycopy(rawContents, 0, buf, 0, rawContents.length);
        System.arraycopy(reserved, 0, buf, rawContents.length, reserved.length);
        out.append( HexDump.dump(buf, 0, 0) );

        return out.toString();
    }

    @Override
    public Map<String, Supplier<?>> getGenericProperties() {
        return !initialised ? null : GenericRecordUtil.getGenericProperties(
            "paragraphStyles", this::getParagraphStyles,
            "characterStyles", this::getCharacterStyles
        );
    }
}

⏎ org/apache/poi/hslf/record/StyleTextPropAtom.java

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