org.apache.poi.hssf.record
Class RKRecord

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.poi.hssf.record.RecordBase
      org.apache.poi.hssf.record.Record
          org.apache.poi.hssf.record.StandardRecord
              org.apache.poi.hssf.record.CellRecord
                  org.apache.poi.hssf.record.RKRecord

All Implemented Interfaces:

CellValueRecordInterface

public final class RKRecord
extends CellRecord

Title: RK Record (0x027E)

Description: An internal 32 bit number with the two most significant bits storing the type. This is part of a bizarre scheme to save disk space and memory (gee look at all the other whole records that are in the file just "cause"..,far better to waste processor cycles on this then leave on of those "valuable" records out).

We support this in READ-ONLY mode. HSSF converts these to NUMBER records

REFERENCE: PG 376 Microsoft Excel 97 Developer's Kit (ISBN: 1-57231-498-2)

See Also:

NumberRecord

sid

public static final short sid

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Constant Field Values

RK_IEEE_NUMBER

public static final short RK_IEEE_NUMBER

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Constant Field Values

RK_IEEE_NUMBER_TIMES_100

public static final short RK_IEEE_NUMBER_TIMES_100

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Constant Field Values

RK_INTEGER

public static final short RK_INTEGER

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Constant Field Values

RK_INTEGER_TIMES_100

public static final short RK_INTEGER_TIMES_100

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Constant Field Values

RKRecord

public RKRecord(RecordInputStream in)

getRKNumber

public double getRKNumber()

Extract the value of the number

The mechanism for determining the value is dependent on the two low order bits of the raw number. If bit 1 is set, the number is an integer and can be cast directly as a double, otherwise, it's apparently the exponent and mantissa of a double (and the remaining low-order bits of the double's mantissa are 0's).

If bit 0 is set, the result of the conversion to a double is divided by 100; otherwise, the value is left alone.

[insert picture of Screwy Squirrel in full Napoleonic regalia]

Returns:

the value as a proper double (hey, it could happen)

getRecordName

protected java.lang.String getRecordName()

Description copied from class: CellRecord

Gets the debug info BIFF record type name (used by CellRecord.toString().

Specified by:

getRecordName in class CellRecord

Returns:

the record type name

appendValueText

protected void appendValueText(java.lang.StringBuilder sb)

Description copied from class: CellRecord

Append specific debug info (used by CellRecord.toString() for the value contained in this record. Trailing new-line should not be appended (superclass does that).

Specified by:

appendValueText in class CellRecord

Parameters:

sb - the StringBuilder to write to

serializeValue

protected void serializeValue(LittleEndianOutput out)

Description copied from class: CellRecord

writes out the value data for this cell record

Specified by:

serializeValue in class CellRecord

Parameters:

out - the output

getValueDataSize

protected int getValueDataSize()

Specified by:

getValueDataSize in class CellRecord

Returns:

the size (in bytes) of the value data for this cell record

getSid

public short getSid()

Description copied from class: Record

return the non static version of the id for this record.

Specified by:

getSid in class Record

Returns:

he id for this record

clone

public java.lang.Object clone()

Overrides:

clone in class Record