bug 59719: add unit test and comments/javadocs from Greg Woolsey for XSSFDataVAlidationConstraint

git-svn-id: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/poi/trunk@1749265 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68
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Javen O'Neal 2016-06-20 05:01:21 +00:00
parent 7929adbf80
commit 44d8e4a2cb
2 changed files with 53 additions and 15 deletions

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@ -42,6 +42,9 @@ public class XSSFDataValidationConstraint implements DataValidationConstraint {
private int operator = -1; private int operator = -1;
private String[] explicitListOfValues; private String[] explicitListOfValues;
/**
* list literal constructor
*/
public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(String[] explicitListOfValues) { public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(String[] explicitListOfValues) {
if( explicitListOfValues==null || explicitListOfValues.length==0) { if( explicitListOfValues==null || explicitListOfValues.length==0) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("List validation with explicit values must specify at least one value"); throw new IllegalArgumentException("List validation with explicit values must specify at least one value");
@ -52,7 +55,7 @@ public class XSSFDataValidationConstraint implements DataValidationConstraint {
validate(); validate();
} }
public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(int validationType,String formula1) { public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(int validationType, String formula1) {
super(); super();
setFormula1(formula1); setFormula1(formula1);
this.validationType = validationType; this.validationType = validationType;
@ -61,7 +64,7 @@ public class XSSFDataValidationConstraint implements DataValidationConstraint {
public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(int validationType, int operator,String formula1) { public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(int validationType, int operator, String formula1) {
super(); super();
setFormula1(formula1); setFormula1(formula1);
this.validationType = validationType; this.validationType = validationType;
@ -69,7 +72,15 @@ public class XSSFDataValidationConstraint implements DataValidationConstraint {
validate(); validate();
} }
public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(int validationType, int operator,String formula1, String formula2) { /**
* This is the constructor called using the OOXML raw data. Excel overloads formula1 to also encode explicit value lists,
* so this constructor has to check for and parse that syntax.
* @param validationType
* @param operator
* @param formula1 Overloaded: formula1 or list of explicit values
* @param formula2 (formula1 is a list of explicit values, this is ignored: use <code>null</code>)
*/
public XSSFDataValidationConstraint(int validationType, int operator, String formula1, String formula2) {
super(); super();
setFormula1(formula1); setFormula1(formula1);
setFormula2(formula2); setFormula2(formula2);
@ -130,16 +141,19 @@ public class XSSFDataValidationConstraint implements DataValidationConstraint {
*/ */
public void setExplicitListValues(String[] explicitListValues) { public void setExplicitListValues(String[] explicitListValues) {
this.explicitListOfValues = explicitListValues; this.explicitListOfValues = explicitListValues;
if( explicitListOfValues!=null && explicitListOfValues.length > 0 ) {
StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder("\""); // for OOXML we need to set formula1 to the quoted csv list of values (doesn't appear documented, but that's where Excel puts its lists)
// further, Excel has no escaping for commas in explicit lists, so we don't need to worry about that.
if ( explicitListOfValues!=null && explicitListOfValues.length > 0 ) {
StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(QUOTE);
for (int i = 0; i < explicitListValues.length; i++) { for (int i = 0; i < explicitListValues.length; i++) {
String string = explicitListValues[i]; String string = explicitListValues[i];
if( builder.length() > 1) { if (builder.length() > 1) {
builder.append(LIST_SEPARATOR); builder.append(LIST_SEPARATOR);
} }
builder.append(string); builder.append(string);
} }
builder.append("\""); builder.append(QUOTE);
setFormula1(builder.toString()); setFormula1(builder.toString());
} }
} }

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@ -24,25 +24,49 @@ import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.DataValidationConstraint.OperatorType;
import org.junit.Test; import org.junit.Test;
public class TestXSSFDataValidationConstraint { public class TestXSSFDataValidationConstraint {
static final int listType = ValidationType.LIST;
static final int ignoredType = OperatorType.IGNORED;
// See bug 59719 // See bug 59719
@Test @Test
public void listLiteralsQuotesAreStripped() { public void listLiteralsQuotesAreStripped_formulaConstructor() {
int listType = ValidationType.LIST; // literal list, using formula constructor
int ignoredType = OperatorType.IGNORED;
String literal = "\"one, two, three\""; String literal = "\"one, two, three\"";
String[] expected = new String[] { "one", "two", "three" }; String[] expected = new String[] { "one", "two", "three" };
DataValidationConstraint constraint = new XSSFDataValidationConstraint(listType, ignoredType, literal, null); DataValidationConstraint constraint = new XSSFDataValidationConstraint(listType, ignoredType, literal, null);
assertArrayEquals(expected, constraint.getExplicitListValues()); assertArrayEquals(expected, constraint.getExplicitListValues());
// Excel and DataValidationConstraint parser ignore (strip) whitespace; quotes should still be intact
// FIXME: whitespace wasn't stripped
assertEquals(literal, constraint.getFormula1());
}
@Test
public void listLiteralsQuotesAreStripped_arrayConstructor() {
// literal list, using array constructor
String literal = "\"one, two, three\"";
String[] expected = new String[] { "one", "two", "three" };
DataValidationConstraint constraint = new XSSFDataValidationConstraint(expected);
assertArrayEquals(expected, constraint.getExplicitListValues());
// Excel and DataValidationConstraint parser ignore (strip) whitespace; quotes should still be intact
assertEquals(literal.replace(" ", ""), constraint.getFormula1());
}
@Test
public void rangeReference() {
// (unnamed range) reference list
String reference = "A1:A5"; String reference = "A1:A5";
constraint = new XSSFDataValidationConstraint(listType, ignoredType, reference, null); DataValidationConstraint constraint = new XSSFDataValidationConstraint(listType, ignoredType, reference, null);
assertNull(constraint.getExplicitListValues()); assertNull(constraint.getExplicitListValues());
assertEquals("A1:A5", constraint.getFormula1());
}
@Test
public void namedRangeReference() {
// named range list
String namedRange = "MyNamedRange"; String namedRange = "MyNamedRange";
constraint = new XSSFDataValidationConstraint(listType, ignoredType, namedRange, null); DataValidationConstraint constraint = new XSSFDataValidationConstraint(listType, ignoredType, namedRange, null);
assertNull(constraint.getExplicitListValues()); assertNull(constraint.getExplicitListValues());
assertEquals("MyNamedRange", constraint.getFormula1());
} }
} }