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fpspreadsheet: Allow writing duplicate filler palette entries like in the built-in Excel colors

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git-svn-id: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/lazarus-ccr/svn@5867 8e941d3f-bd1b-0410-a28a-d453659cc2b4
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wp_xxyyzz 2017-05-18 15:03:20 +00:00
parent 6f8fba8ec8
commit 25da629e34
3 changed files with 28 additions and 12 deletions
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components/fpspreadsheet/source/common/xlsbiff5.pas
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@ -1230,6 +1230,11 @@ begin
SetLength(sheetPos, 0);
end;
{@@ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Populates the palette of the writer with the colors used by the workbook.
BIFF8 begins with the 8 default colors which are duplicated. Then the user
colors follow up to a max of total 64 entries.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
procedure TsSpreadBIFF5Writer.PopulatePalette(AWorkbook: TsWorkbook);
var
i: Integer;
@ -1240,7 +1245,9 @@ begin
// Fill up Excel colors of the standard palette to avoid empty color
// place holders in Excel's colordialog.
for i := 16 to High(PALETTE_BIFF5) do
FPalette.AddUniqueColor(PALETTE_BIFF5[i]);
FPalette.AddColor(PALETTE_BIFF5[i]);
// The BIFF5 palette contains duplicate colors -> don't use AddUniqueColor
// FPalette.AddUniqueColor(PALETTE_BIFF5[i]);
end;
{@@ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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components/fpspreadsheet/source/common/xlsbiff8.pas
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@ -211,14 +211,14 @@ var
$FF00FF, // $06: magenta
$00FFFF, // $07: cyan
$000000, // $08: EGA black 1
$FFFFFF, // $09: EGA white 2
$FF0000, // $0A: EGA red 3
$00FF00, // $0B: EGA green 4
$0000FF, // $0C: EGA blue 5
$FFFF00, // $0D: EGA yellow 6
$FF00FF, // $0E: EGA magenta 7 pink
$00FFFF, // $0F: EGA cyan 8 turqoise
$000000, // $08: EGA black 1
$FFFFFF, // $09: EGA white 2
$FF0000, // $0A: EGA red 3
$00FF00, // $0B: EGA green 4
$0000FF, // $0C: EGA blue 5
$FFFF00, // $0D: EGA yellow 6
$FF00FF, // $0E: EGA magenta 7 pink
$00FFFF, // $0F: EGA cyan 8 turqoise
$800000, // $10=16: EGA dark red 9
$008000, // $11=17: EGA dark green 10
@ -2226,6 +2226,11 @@ begin
SetLength(sheetPos, 0);
end;
{@@ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Populates the palette of the writer with the colors used by the workbook.
BIFF8 begins with the 8 default colors which are duplicated. Then the user
colors follow up to a max of total 64 entries.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
procedure TsSpreadBIFF8Writer.PopulatePalette(AWorkbook: TsWorkbook);
var
i: Integer;
@ -2236,7 +2241,9 @@ begin
// Fill up Excel colors of the standard palette to avoid empty color
// place holders in Excel's colordialog.
for i := 16 to High(PALETTE_BIFF8) do
FPalette.AddUniqueColor(PALETTE_BIFF8[i]);
FPalette.AddColor(PALETTE_BIFF8[i]);
// The BIFF8 palette contains duplicate colors -> don't use AddUniqueColor
// FPalette.AddUniqueColor(PALETTE_BIFF8[i]);
end;
{@@ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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components/fpspreadsheet/source/common/xlscommon.pas
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@ -3853,11 +3853,13 @@ end;
{@@ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Writes the PALETTE record for the color palette.
Valid for BIFF3-BIFF8. BIFF2 has no palette in the file.
Valid for BIFF3-BIFF8. BIFF2 has no palette in the file, i.e. WritePalette is
not called.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
procedure TsSpreadBIFFWriter.WritePalette(AStream: TStream);
const
NUM_COLORS = 56;
MAX_PALETTE = NUM_COLORS + 8 - 1;
var
i, n: Integer;
rgb: TsColor;
@ -3872,7 +3874,7 @@ begin
n := FPalette.Count;
{ Skip the first 8 entries - they are hard-coded into Excel }
for i := 8 to 8 + NUM_COLORS - 1 do
for i := 8 to MAX_PALETTE do
begin
rgb := Math.IfThen(i < n, FPalette[i], $FFFFFF);
AStream.WriteDWord(DWordToLE(rgb))