jxl.write
Class WritableImage

java.lang.Object
  jxl.biff.drawing.Drawing
      jxl.write.WritableImage

All Implemented Interfaces:

jxl.biff.drawing.EscherStream

public class WritableImage

extends jxl.biff.drawing.Drawing

Allows an image to be created, or an existing image to be manipulated Note that co-ordinates and dimensions are given in cells, so that if for example the width or height of a cell which the image spans is altered, the image will have a correspondign distortion

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class jxl.biff.drawing.Drawing

READ, READ_WRITE, WRITE

Constructor Summary

WritableImage(double x, double y, double width, double height, byte[] imageData)
Constructor

WritableImage(double x, double y, double width, double height, java.io.File image)
Constructor

WritableImage(jxl.biff.drawing.Drawing d)
Constructor, used when copying sheets

Method Summary

double	getColumn() Accessor for the image position
double	getHeight() Accessor for the image dimensions
byte[]	getImageData() Accessor for the image data
java.io.File	getImageFile() Accessor for the image file
double	getRow() Accessor for the image position
double	getWidth() Accessor for the image dimensions
void	setColumn(double c) Accessor for the image position
void	setHeight(double c) Accessor for the image dimensions Note that the actual size of the rendered image will depend on the height of the rows it spans
void	setRow(double c) Accessor for the image position
void	setWidth(double c) Accessor for the image dimensions Note that the actual size of the rendered image will depend on the width of the columns it spans

Methods inherited from class jxl.biff.drawing.Drawing

getData, getSpContainer, getX, getY, setX, setY

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

WritableImage

public WritableImage(double x,
                     double y,
                     double width,
                     double height,
                     byte[] imageData)

Constructor

Parameters:

x - the column number at which to position the image

y - the row number at which to position the image

width - the number of columns cells which the image spans

height - the number of rows which the image spans

WritableImage

public WritableImage(double x,
                     double y,
                     double width,
                     double height,
                     java.io.File image)

Constructor

Parameters:

x - the column number at which to position the image

y - the row number at which to position the image

width - the number of columns cells which the image spans

height - the number of rows which the image spans

image - the source image file

WritableImage

public WritableImage(jxl.biff.drawing.Drawing d)

Constructor, used when copying sheets

Parameters:

d - the image to copy

Method Detail

getColumn

public double getColumn()

Accessor for the image position

Returns:

the column number at which the image is positioned

getHeight

public double getHeight()

Accessor for the image dimensions

Returns:

the number of rows which this image spans

getImageData

public byte[] getImageData()

Accessor for the image data

Returns:

the image data

getImageFile

public java.io.File getImageFile()

Accessor for the image file

Returns:

the file which the image references

getRow

public double getRow()

Accessor for the image position

Returns:

the row number at which the image is positions

getWidth

public double getWidth()

Accessor for the image dimensions

Returns:

the number of columns this image spans

setColumn

public void setColumn(double c)

Accessor for the image position

Parameters:

c - the column number at which the image should be positioned

setHeight

public void setHeight(double c)

Accessor for the image dimensions Note that the actual size of the rendered image will depend on the height of the rows it spans

Parameters:

c - the number of rows which this image should span

setRow

public void setRow(double c)

Accessor for the image position

Parameters:

c - the row number at which the image should be positioned

setWidth

public void setWidth(double c)

Accessor for the image dimensions Note that the actual size of the rendered image will depend on the width of the columns it spans

Parameters:

c - the number of columns which this image spans