All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
The representation of a single cell of the Excel worksheet.
An enumeration describing the possible data types of the cell contents.
The root of all parsed and rendered information.
This is the list of pseudo-fields of class
Cluster that can be accessed
from a StringTemplate V4 template.The data structure describing the complete workbook.
This is the list of pseudo-fields of class
ExcelWorkbook that can be
accessed from a StringTemplate V4 template.The data structure describing a worksheet in the workbook.
This is the list of pseudo-fields of class
ExcelWorksheet that can be
accessed from a StringTemplate V4 template.The Java class File already brings some valuable information about the name of a
file and parts of it, which is accessible from a StringTemplate V4 template - but in
this derived class it is even extended.
Names of the objects in the data model are represented by this class.
The data structure holding general information for code generation.
A list of objects in the data model.
This is the base class of most elements in the data model, a map of objects, which is
compliant with the interface of the StringTemplate V4 engine.
This is the list of pseudo-fields of class
ObjectMap that can be accessed
from a StringTemplate V4 template.The row of an Excel worksheet as map of properties.
This is the list of pseudo-fields of class
RowObject that can be
accessed from a StringTemplate V4 template.This is the recursive data structure, which holds the tree structure of groups or
containers of row objects.
This is the list of pseudo-fields of class
RowObjectContainer that can be
accessed from a StringTemplate V4 template.The sort orders, which can be applied to the elements of the data model as an
enumeration.
This is an extension of the Java class
Comparator, which provides
access to the sort order, which is implemented by the comparator object.An enumeration describing the supported sorting of objects in the data model.