* Another collection of minor improvements
* Fix broken test
* And style
* Seriously?!? The order of returned types declared in a docblock is majorly important?
* Fix failure when parsing xlsx with drawing having double (redefined) attributes
* Fix failure when parsing xlsx with drawing having double (redefined) attributes
* Fix#853 when loading and saving XLSX file with empty drawing cause corrupted output file. Store empty drawing as unparsed entity and save it as is when saving the file.
* Fix code style
Example: 'attr_values'!$D$3:$D$49
earlier this would probably be flushed and getNamedRanges() would not show it because sheet "'attr_values'" does not exist. It should be "attr_values"
* Prevented reading of blank cells.
The "readEmptyCells" attribute is ignored when reading spreadsheets, resulting in memory bloat.
* Included a test file for Unit Testing
A file that contains 100 referenced cells, one of which contains data.
* New test file for reading in empty cells
* Added test for reading in a blank cell
* Updated CHANGELOG
* Changed "s to 's
Change required for code style compliance
* Further Code Style Changes
Removed spaces after variable, before array indices.
* Further Code Style Changes
* Further Code Style Changes
Removed additional spaces.
* Updated reader and tests.
* Highlight VLOOKUP bug with a new test
* Remove useless statements + fix VLOOKUP bug
Please not that we have still inconsistencies in Excel (See LOOKUP and
VLOOKUP.php test files)
* Base strtolower on our StringHelper in LookupRef
* Document calculation caching; and how to disable it and how to flush the cache
* Quoted text for string values beginning with `=`, so that they are still treated as strings and not as formulae
* Warning about assigning cells to variables
* Further warning about assigning cells to variables
* getCell() with a second argument
* Added String Value Binder, and a Reader example demonstrating how to use it
* Ensure value is a string before binding
* Sample file for String Value Binder
* PHPCS moaning about order or use statements
* Order of annotations, that PHPStorm determined, isn't what phpcs says it should be
* Extract character set, so we can convert to UTF-8 if required
* Set column width and row height when defined on tr/td
* Parse align and valign on td
* Specify number format of cell via html attribute
* Formatting of b, strong, i and em tags
* Inserting image in cell when using img tag in html
* Add applying inline styles: border, fonts, alignment, dimensions
* Add tests for applying inline styles
In case we generate Spreadsheet from html file and the code
in file have text color in css "color:#FF00FF" it will showing
as black color because it will render like rgb content with } "FF00FF}"
So, we fix it by adding missing bracket "{".
Closes#831
Using an operator is significantly faster than calling the max function.
As this method is called more than once per cell the difference adds up.
Closes#824
Removing the duplicate strtoupper call has a meaningful impact on
performance since this method is called at least once per cell.
`Worksheet::getCells` currently calls `strtoupper` twice. `strtoupper`
is kind of expensive and this method is called at least once for every
cell in the spreadsheet. By removing the unnecessary second call the
runtime decreases by 18% when importing a ~100K cell spreadsheet.
Closes#825
For large XLSX files `Reader/Xlsx::readColumnsAndRowsAttributes()` performs
a lot of calls to `$this->getReadFilter()` and `$this->getReadFilter()->readCell()`
as `readCell()` is called twice for each (possibbly filled) cell.
By ignoring calls to the DefaultReadFilter implementation (which always returns true),
using no custom read filter will not incur any runtime penalty.
The runtime penaltiy when using a custom read filter is reduced by a third by
caching the read filter into a variable instead of using the getter method.
Fixes issue #772.
Due to a limitation in Mpdf, the HTML string passed to its WriteHTML method
must not exceed a particular length. PhpSpreadsheet produces one HTML string
containing all spreadsheet data when writing to HTML, which can easily exceed
Mpdf's size limit. Thus, it was impossible to write large spreadsheets to PDF
using the Mpdf writer - this change fixes that issue.
Fixes#637Fixes#706
Commit 8dddf56 inadvertently removed the ability to omit the width
and height arguments to the OFFSET function. And #REF! is returned
because the function is validating that the new $pCell argument
is present. It is present, but it has been passed in the $height position.
We fixed this by always passing $pCell at the last position and filling
missing arguments with NULL values.
Fixes#561Fixes#565
When extracting sheet title from string reference (like `"Work!sheet1!A1"`), PHP function `explode()` divide this string into three parts: `['Work', 'sheet1', 'A1']`. And then these wrong values are used in formulas, ranges, etc.
This change fix that problem by using special function `Worksheet::extractSheetTitle()`. This function also has been changed to make sure that worksheet title can contain "!" character. So, that function search last position of "!" in reference string and divide it to 2 parts correctly: `['Work!sheet1', 'A1']`.
Fixes#325Fixes#662
This a bugfix for php 7.3 related errors where using continue inside a switch raises a PHP warning. Either use continue 2 or break. Previously continue behaves like break but the intended usage is to continue the for loop instead.
When a formatting string has a locale in it an error can occur when outputting. For example when the format string with a locale such as `[$-1010409]#,##0.00;-#,##0.00` appears, a value of 9.98 comes back as $9.98. This is because at https://github.com/PHPOffice/PhpSpreadsheet/blob/1.4.0/src/PhpSpreadsheet/Style/NumberFormat.php#L711 the numberFormat regex will match to the zeros inside the locale ([$-1010409]). Attempts to adjust the numberFormat regex caused regressions in other tests. Adding another step to filter out the locale caused no regression.
Mark Baker