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__doc__="""

Tables are created by passing the constructor a tuple of column widths, a tuple of row heights and the data in

row order. Drawing of the table can be controlled by using a TableStyle instance. This allows control of the

color and weight of the lines (if any), and the font, alignment and padding of the text.

None values in the sequence of row heights or column widths, mean that the corresponding rows

or columns should be automatically sized.

All the cell values should be convertible to strings; embedded newline '\\n' characters

cause the value to wrap (ie are like a traditional linefeed).

See the test output from running this module as a script for a discussion of the method for constructing

tables and table styles.

"""

from reportlab.platypus import *

from reportlab.lib.styles import PropertySet, getSampleStyleSheet

from reportlab.lib import colors

from reportlab.lib.pagesizes import DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE

from reportlab.pdfbase import pdfmetrics

import operator, string

from types import TupleType, ListType

_stringtype = type('')

class CellStyle(PropertySet):

	defaults = {

		'fontname':'Times-Roman',

		'fontsize':10,

		'leading':12,

		'leftPadding':6,

		'rightPadding':6,

		'topPadding':3,

		'bottomPadding':3,

		'firstLineIndent':0,

		'color':colors.black,

		'alignment': 'LEFT',

		'background': (1,1,1),

		'valign': 'BOTTOM',

		}

class TableStyle:

	def __init__(self, cmds=None):

		self._cmds = cmds

		if cmds is None:

			self._cmds = []

	def add(self, *cmd):

		self._cmds.append(cmd)

	def getCommands(self):

		return self._cmds

TableStyleType = type(TableStyle())

def _rowLen(x):

class Table(Flowable):

	def __init__(self, data, colWidths=None, rowHeights=None, style=None,

				repeatRows=0, repeatCols=0, splitByRow=1):

		nrows = len(data)

			raise ValueError, "Table must have at least 1 row"

		ncols = max(map(_rowLen,data))

		if not ncols:

			raise ValueError, "Table must have at least 1 column"

		if colWidths is None: colWidths = ncols*[None]

		elif len(colWidths) != ncols:

			raise ValueError, "Data error - %d columns in data but %d in grid" % (ncols, len(colWidths))

		if rowHeights is None: rowHeights = nrows*[None]

		elif len(rowHeights) != nrows:

			raise ValueError, "Data error - %d rows in data but %d in grid" % (nrows, len(rowHeights))

		self._nrows = nrows

		ncols = self._ncols = len(colWidths)

		for i in range(nrows):

			if len(data[i]) != ncols:

				raise ValueError, "Not enough data points in row %d!" % i

		self._rowHeights = self._argH = rowHeights

		self._colWidths = self._argW = colWidths

		self._cellvalues = data

		dflt = CellStyle('<default>')

		self._cellStyles = [None]*nrows

		for i in range(nrows):

			self._cellStyles[i] = [dflt]*ncols

		self._bkgrndcmds = []

		self._linecmds = []

		self._curweight = self._curcolor = self._curcellstyle = None

		self.repeatRows = repeatRows

		self.repeatCols = repeatCols

		self.splitByRow = splitByRow

		if style:

			self.setStyle(style)

	def _calc(self):

		if hasattr(self,'_width'): return

		H = self._argH

		W = self._argW

		if None in H:

			H = H[:]	#make a copy as we'll change it

			self._rowHeights = H

			while None in H:

				i = H.index(None)

				V = self._cellvalues[i]

				S = self._cellStyles[i]

				h = 0

					if t>h: h = t	#record a new maximum

				H[i] = h

		if None in W:

			W = W[:]

			self._colWidths = W

			while None in W:

				i = W.index(None)

				f = lambda x,i=i: operator.getitem(x,i)

				V = map(f,self._cellvalues)

				S = map(f,self._cellStyles)

				w = 0

				d = hasattr(self,'canv') and self.canv or pdfmetrics

				for v, s in map(None, V, S):

					v = string.split(v, "\n")

					t = s.leftPadding+s.rightPadding + max(map(lambda a, b=s.fontname,

								c=s.fontsize,d=d.stringWidth: d(a,b,c), v))

					if t>w: w = t	#record a new maximum

				W[i] = w

		height = self._height = reduce(operator.add, H, 0)

		self._rowpositions = [height]	 # index 0 is actually topline; we skip when processing cells

		for h in H:

			height = height - h

			self._rowpositions.append(height)

		assert abs(height)<1e-8, 'Internal height error'

		width = 0

		self._colpositions = [0]		#index -1 is right side boundary; we skip when processing cells

		for w in W:

			width = width + w

			self._colpositions.append(width)

		self._width = width

	def setStyle(self, tblstyle):

		if type(tblstyle) is not TableStyleType:

			tblstyle = TableStyle(tblstyle)

		for cmd in tblstyle.getCommands():

			self._addCommand(cmd)

	def _addCommand(self,cmd):

		if cmd[0] == 'BACKGROUND':

			self._bkgrndcmds.append(cmd)

		elif _isLineCommand(cmd):

			self._linecmds.append(cmd)

		else:

			(op, (sc, sr), (ec, er)), values = cmd[:3] , cmd[3:]

			if sc < 0: sc = sc + self._ncols

			if ec < 0: ec = ec + self._ncols

			if sr < 0: sr = sr + self._nrows

			if er < 0: er = er + self._nrows

			for i in range(sr, er+1):

				for j in range(sc, ec+1):

					_setCellStyle(self._cellStyles, i, j, op, values)

	def _drawLines(self):

		for op, (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color in self._linecmds:

			if sc < 0: sc = sc + self._ncols

			if ec < 0: ec = ec + self._ncols

			if sr < 0: sr = sr + self._nrows

			if er < 0: er = er + self._nrows

			getattr(self,_LineOpMap.get(op, '_drawUnknown' ))( (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color)

		self._curcolor = None

	def _drawUnknown(self,	(sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		raise ValueError, "Unknown line command '%s'" % op

	def _drawGrid(self,	(sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		self._drawBox( (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color)

		self._drawInnerGrid( (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color)

	def _drawBox(self,	(sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		self._drawHLines((sc, sr), (ec, sr), weight, color)

		self._drawHLines((sc, er+1), (ec, er+1), weight, color)

		self._drawVLines((sc, sr), (sc, er), weight, color)

		self._drawVLines((ec+1, sr), (ec+1, er), weight, color)

	def _drawInnerGrid(self, (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		self._drawHLines((sc, sr+1), (ec, er), weight, color)

		self._drawVLines((sc+1, sr), (ec, er), weight, color)

	def _prepLine(self, weight, color):

		if color != self._curcolor:

			self.canv.setStrokeColor(color)

			self._curcolor = color

		if weight != self._curweight:

			self.canv.setLineWidth(weight)

			self._curweight = weight

	def _drawHLines(self, (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		self._prepLine(weight, color)

		scp = self._colpositions[sc]

		ecp = self._colpositions[ec+1]

		for rowpos in self._rowpositions[sr:er+1]:

			self.canv.line(scp, rowpos, ecp, rowpos)

	def _drawHLinesB(self, (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		self._drawHLines((sc, sr+1), (ec, er+1), weight, color)

	def _drawVLines(self, (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		self._prepLine(weight, color)

		srp = self._rowpositions[sr]

		erp = self._rowpositions[er+1]

		for colpos in self._colpositions[sc:ec+1]:

			self.canv.line(colpos, srp, colpos, erp)

	def _drawVLinesA(self, (sc, sr), (ec, er), weight, color):

		self._drawVLines((sc+1, sr), (ec+1, er), weight, color)

	def wrap(self, availWidth, availHeight):

		self._calc()

		#nice and easy, since they are predetermined size

		self.availWidth = availWidth

		return (self._width, self._height)

	def _cr_0(self,n,cmds):

		for c in cmds:

			c = tuple(c)

			(sc,sr), (ec,er) = c[1:3]

			if sr>=n: continue

			if er>=n: er = n-1

			self._addCommand((c[0],)+((sc, sr), (ec, er))+c[3:])

	def _cr_1_1(self,n,repeatRows, cmds):

		for c in cmds:

			c = tuple(c)

			(sc,sr), (ec,er) = c[1:3]

			if sr>=0 and sr>=repeatRows and sr<n and er>=0 and er<n: continue

			if sr>=repeatRows and sr<n: sr=repeatRows

			elif sr>=repeatRows and sr>=n: sr=sr+repeatRows-n

			if er>=repeatRows and er<n: er=repeatRows

			elif er>=repeatRows and er>=n: er=er+repeatRows-n

			self._addCommand((c[0],)+((sc, sr), (ec, er))+c[3:])

	def _cr_1_0(self,n,cmds):

		for c in cmds:

			c = tuple(c)

			(sc,sr), (ec,er) = c[1:3]

			if er>=0 and er<n: continue

			if sr>=0 and sr<n: sr=0

			if sr>=n: sr = sr-n

			if er>=n: er = er-n

			self._addCommand((c[0],)+((sc, sr), (ec, er))+c[3:])

	def _splitRows(self,availHeight):

		h = 0

		n = 0

		lim = len(self._rowHeights)

		while n<lim:

			hn = h + self._rowHeights[n]

			if hn>availHeight: break

			h = hn

			n = n + 1

		if n<=self.repeatRows:

			return []

		if n==lim: return [self]

		repeatRows = self.repeatRows

		repeatCols = self.repeatCols

		splitByRow = self.splitByRow

		data = self._cellvalues

		#we're going to split into two superRows

		R0 = Table( data[:n], self._argW, self._argH[:n],

				repeatRows=repeatRows, repeatCols=repeatCols,

				splitByRow=splitByRow)

		#copy the styles and commands

		R0._cellStyles = self._cellStyles[:n]

		R0._cr_0(n,self._bkgrndcmds)

		if repeatRows:

			R1 = Table(data[:repeatRows]+data[n:],

					self._argW, self._argH[:repeatRows]+self._argH[n:],

					repeatRows=repeatRows, repeatCols=repeatCols,

					splitByRow=splitByRow)

			R1._cellStyles = self._cellStyles[:repeatRows]+self._cellStyles[n:]

			R1._cr_1_1(n,repeatRows,self._bkgrndcmds)

		else:

			R1 = Table(data[n:], self._argW, self._argH[n:],

					repeatRows=repeatRows, repeatCols=repeatCols,

					splitByRow=splitByRow)

			R1._cellStyles = self._cellStyles[n:]

			R1._cr_1_0(n,self._bkgrndcmds)

		return [R0,R1]

	def split(self, availWidth, availHeight):

		self._calc()