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namespace Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Creator; |
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use Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Entity\Row; |
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use Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Entity\Cell; |
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use Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Entity\Sheet; |
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use Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Entity\Style\Style; |
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use Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Entity\Workbook; |
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use Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Entity\Worksheet; |
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use Box\Spout\Writer\Common\Manager\SheetManager; |
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/** |
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* Class EntityFactory |
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* Factory to create entities |
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class EntityFactory |
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public function createWorkbook() |
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{ |
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return new Workbook(); |
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} |
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* @param string $worksheetFilePath |
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public function createWorksheet($worksheetFilePath, Sheet $externalSheet) |
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return new Worksheet($worksheetFilePath, $externalSheet); |
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* @param int $sheetIndex Index of the sheet, based on order in the workbook (zero-based) |
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* @param string $associatedWorkbookId ID of the sheet's associated workbook |
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* @param SheetManager $sheetManager To manage sheets |
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public function createSheet($sheetIndex, $associatedWorkbookId, $sheetManager) |
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return new Sheet($sheetIndex, $associatedWorkbookId, $sheetManager); |
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public function createCell($cellValue) |
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return new \ZipArchive(); |
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public function createRow(array $cells, Style $style = null) |
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$rowManager = $this->managerFactory->createRowManager(); |
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} |
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box /
spout
In PHP it is possible to write to properties without declaring them. For example, the following is perfectly valid PHP code:
Generally, it is a good practice to explictly declare properties to avoid accidental typos and provide IDE auto-completion: