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*/
package org.xhtmlrenderer.newtable;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
/**
* A row in the table grid. The list of cells it maintains is always large
* enough to set a table cell at every position in the row. If there are no
* colspans, rowspans, or missing cells, the grid row will exactly correspond
* to the row in the original markup. On the other hand, colspans may force
* spanning cells to be inserted, rowspans will mean cells appear in more than
* one grid row, and positions may be <code>null</code> if no cell occupies that
* position in the grid.
*/
public class RowData {
private List _row = new ArrayList();
public List getRow() {
return _row;
}
public void extendToColumnCount(int columnCount) {
while (_row.size() < columnCount) {
_row.add(null);
}
}
public void splitColumn(int pos) {
TableCellBox current = (TableCellBox)_row.get(pos);
_row.add(pos+1, current == null ? null : TableCellBox.SPANNING_CELL);
}
}