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NCB: Updated documentation on StyleTextPropAtom

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be one of these records.
</p>
<p>
Firstly, this contains the number of characters it applies to,
stored in a 2 byte little endian number.
Normally, this will be the same as the number of characters
in the text record. Then there are two values which encode
paragraph properties (alignment, text spacing etc), both 4
byte little endian numbers.
This record is made up of two lists of lists. Firstly,
there's a list of paragraph stylings - each made up of the
number of characters it applies two, followed by the matching
styling elements. Following that is the equivalent for
character stylings.
</p>
<p>
Following this is one block of information for each subsequent
bit of text with a different styling. (If your text was
10 characters in blue, then 10 in red, you would have two blocks).
Firstly is the number of characters it applies to, or 0 if it
applies to all remaining text. (This is a 2 byte little endian
number). Then there is a number (4 byte little endian) that
encodes if the text is bold/italic/underlined. If that number
was non zero, it is followed by another 4 byte number, that
encodes further text styling information. If it was zero,
then it's followed by a 2 byte number.
Each styling list (in either list) starts with the number
of characters it applies to, stored in a 2 byte little
endian number. If it is a paragraph styling, it will be
followed by a 2 byte number (of unknown use). After this is
a four byte number, which is a mask indicating which stylings
will follow. You then have an entry for each of the stylings
indicated in the mask. Finally, you move onto the next set
of stylings.
</p>
<p>
In the character styling block, the first number after the
character count indicated the bold/italic/underlined status
of the text. If you binary AND it with 0x00010000 (65536) and
get that value back, it is in bold. If you binary AND it with
0x00020000 (131072) and get that value back, it is in italic.
If you binary AND it with 0x00040000 (262144) and get that
value back, it is underlined.
Each styling has a specific mask flag to indicate its
presence. (The list may be found towards the top of
org.apache.poi.hslf.record.StyleTextPropAtom.java, and is
too long to sensibly include here). For each styling entry
will occur in the order of its mask value (so one with mask
1 will come first, followed by the next higest mask value).
Depending on the styling, it is either made up of a 2 byte
or 4 byte numeric value. The meaning of the value will
depend on the styling (eg for font.size, it is the font
size in points).
</p>
<p>
Some stylings are actually mask stylings. For these, the
value will be a 4 byte number. This is then processed as
mask, to indicate a number of different sub-stylings.
The styling for bold/italic/underline is one such example.
</p>
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hex on disk decimal description
----------- ------- -----------
0000 0 No options
A10F 4001 Record type is 4001
2E00 0000 46 Length of data is 46 bytes
5300 83 The paragraph stylings apply to 83 characters
0000 0000 0 Paragraph stylings 1 - as per the master
0000 0000 0 Paragraph stylings 2 - as per the master
8000 0000 128 Length of data is 128 bytes
1E00 0000 30 The paragraph styling applies to 30 characters
0000 0 Paragraph options are 0
0018 0000 6144 0x0800=Text Alignment, 0x1000=Line Spacing
0000 0 Text Alignment = Left
5000 80 Line Spacing = 80
1E00 30 These character properties apply to 30 characters
0000 0100 65536 Bold
0000 0100 65536 ??
1C00 28 These character properties apply to 28 characters
0000 0200 131072 Italic
0400 0200 131076 ??
0000 0 These character properties apply to the remaining characters
0005 1900 1639680 Bold
0000 0000 0 ??
1C00 0000 28 The paragraph styling applies to 28 characters
0000 0 Paragraph options are 0
0010 0000 4096 0x1000=Line Spacing
5000 80 Line Spacing = 80
0400 4 ??
FF33 13311 ??
00FE 65024 ??
1900 0000 25 The paragraph styling applies to 25 characters
0000 0 Paragraph options are 0
0018 0000 6144 0x0800=Text Alignment, 0x1000=Line Spacing
0200 0 Text Alignment = Right
5000 80 Line Spacing = 80
6100 0000 61 The paragraph styling applies to 61 characters
(includes final CR)
0000 0 Paragraph options are 0
0018 0000 6144 0x0800=Text Alignment, 0x1000=Line Spacing
0000 0 Text Alignment = Left
5000 80 Line Spacing = 80
1E00 0000 30 The character styling applies to 30 characters
0100 0200 131073 0x0001=Char Props Mask, 0x20000=Font Size
0100 1 Char Props 0x0001=Bold
1400 20 Font Size = 20
1C00 0000 28 The character styling applies to 28 characters
0200 0600 393218 0x0002=Char Props Mask, 0x20000=Font Size, 0x40000=Font Color
0200 2 Char Props 0x0002=Italic
1400 20 Font Size = 20
0000 0005 83886080 Blue
1900 0000 25 The character styling applies to 25 characters
0000 0600 393216 0x20000=Font Size, 0x40000=Font Color
1400 20 Font Size = 20
FF33 00FE 4261426175 Red
6000 0000 96 The character styling applies to 96 characters
0400 0300 196612 0x0004=Char Props Mask, 0x10000=Font Index, 0x20000=Font Size
0400 4 Char Props 0x0004=Underlined
0100 1 Font Index = 1 (2nd Font in table)
1800 24 Font Size = 24
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