static public C1PrintDocument BasicTable() { C1.C1Preview.C1PrintDocument doc = new C1.C1Preview.C1PrintDocument(); RenderText rtxt1 = new RenderText(doc); rtxt1.Text = "This test shows the basic features of tables in C1PrintDocument:\n" + "\t- table borders (the GridLines style property, which allows to specify 4 outer and 2 inner lines);\n" + "\t- borders around individual cells and groups of cells;\n" + "\t- style attributes (including borders) for groups of disconnected cells;\n" + "\t- cells spanning rows and columns;\n" + "\t- content alignment within the cells (spanned or otherwise);\n" + "\t- table headers and footers;\n" + "\t- tags (such as page number/total page count) anywhere in the document (see the table footer);\n" + "\t- different style attributes including borders, font and background images.\n" + "\t \n" ; rtxt1.Style.Font = new Font(rtxt1.Style.Font.FontFamily, 14); rtxt1.Style.Padding.Bottom = new Unit("5mm"); doc.Body.Children.Add(rtxt1); // // make a table and fill all its cells with some demo data RenderTable rt1 = new RenderTable(doc); const int ROWS = 100; const int COLS = 4; for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; ++row) { for (int col = 0; col < COLS; ++col) { RenderText celltext = new RenderText(doc); celltext.Text = string.Format("Cell ({0},{1})", row, col); // Note that rt1.Cells[row, col] will create cells on demand - // no need to specify the number of rows/cols initially. rt1.Cells[row, col].RenderObject = celltext; } } // add the table to the document doc.Body.Children.Add(rt1); // // unlike the old print-doc, in the new one changes can be made at any // point in the program, and they will be reflected in the document when // it is rendered. Add some customizations to the table: // // by default, tables have no borders. add a simple border: rt1.Style.GridLines.All = new LineDef("2pt", Colors.DarkGray); rt1.Style.GridLines.Horz = new LineDef("1pt", Colors.Blue); rt1.Style.GridLines.Vert = new LineDef("1pt", Colors.Brown); // // table headers and footers // add a table header: // setup the header as a whole rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].PageHeader = true; System.Drawing.Image background = System.Drawing.Image.FromStream(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream("DemoTables.orange.jpg")); rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImage = background; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImageAlign.StretchHorz = true; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImageAlign.StretchVert = true; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImageAlign.KeepAspectRatio = false; // multiple inheritance supported in styles: the text color from the // group's style will merge with the font from the cell's own style: rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.TextColor = Colors.LightGreen; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.GridLines.All = new LineDef("2pt", Colors.DarkCyan); rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.GridLines.Horz = LineDef.Empty; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.GridLines.Vert = LineDef.Empty; // setup specific cells in the header: ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[0, 0].RenderObject).Text = "Header row 0"; ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[1, 0].RenderObject).Text = "Header row 1"; rt1.Cells[0, 1].SpanCols = 2; rt1.Cells[0, 1].SpanRows = 2; rt1.Cells[0, 1].RenderObject = new RenderText(doc); ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[0, 1].RenderObject).Text = "Multi-row table headers and footers are supported"; rt1.Cells[0, 1].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Center; rt1.Cells[0, 1].Style.Font = new Font("Arial", 14, FontStyle.Bold); // setup a table footer rt1.RowGroups[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 2].PageFooter = true; rt1.RowGroups[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 2].Style.BackColor = Colors.LemonChiffon; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].SpanRows = 2; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].SpanCols = rt1.Cols.Count - 1; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Center; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].Style.TextAlignVert = AlignVertEnum.Center; ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].RenderObject).Text = "This is a table footer."; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 3].SpanRows = 2; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 3].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Right; // tags (such as page no/page count) can be inserted anywhere in the document ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 3].RenderObject).Text = "Page [PageNo] of [PageCount]"; // // in tables, Style.Borders merges seamlessly into the table grid lines: // it is easy to put a border around specific cells: rt1.Cells[8, 3].Style.Borders.All = new LineDef("3pt", Colors.OrangeRed); ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[8, 3].RenderObject).Text = "It is easy to put a border around a single cell using cell.Style.Borders"; // // cells can be combined into groups, and their styles can be manipulated as // a single entity: // define a group of cells by specifying the rectangles bounding the cells: ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[3, 2].RenderObject).Text = "Cells can be combined into groups to be manipulated as a single entity " + "(such as all cells with the pale green background in this table)."; rt1.Cells[3, 2].SpanCols = 2; rt1.Cells[3, 2].SpanRows = 3; Rectangle[] cells1 = new Rectangle[] { new Rectangle(2, 3, 2, 3), new Rectangle(0, 10, 3, 2), new Rectangle(1, 23, 2, 4), new Rectangle(1, 36, 1, 24), new Rectangle(0, 72, 3, 6), }; UserCellGroup grp1 = new UserCellGroup(cells1); grp1.Style.BackColor = Colors.PaleGreen; grp1.Style.Font = new Font("Arial", 12, FontStyle.Bold); grp1.Style.Borders.All = new LineDef("2pt", Colors.DarkGreen); rt1.UserCellGroups.Add(grp1); // row/col span ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[14, 1].RenderObject).Text = "Column and row spans are fully supported, as well as alignment within the (spanned or not) cells."; rt1.Cells[14, 1].SpanCols = 3; rt1.Cells[14, 1].SpanRows = 5; rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.Font = new Font("Arial", 12, FontStyle.Bold | FontStyle.Italic); rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.Borders.All = new LineDef("2pt", Colors.DarkOrange); rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Center; rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.TextAlignVert = AlignVertEnum.Center; rt1.RowGroups[14, 5].SplitBehavior = SplitBehaviorEnum.SplitIfLarge; return(doc); }
static public C1PrintDocument MakeDoc() { C1PrintDocument doc = C1ReportViewer.CreateC1PrintDocument(); RenderText rtxt1 = new RenderText(doc); rtxt1.Text = "This test shows the basic features of tables in C1PrintDocument:\n" + "\t- table borders (the GridLines style property, which allows to specify 4 outer and 2 inner lines);\n" + "\t- borders around individual cells and groups of cells;\n" + "\t- style attributes (including borders) for groups of disconnected cells;\n" + "\t- cells spanning rows and columns;\n" + "\t- content alignment within the cells (spanned or otherwise);\n" + "\t- table headers and footers;\n" + "\t- tags (such as page number/total page count) anywhere in the document (see the table footer);\n" + "\t- different style attributes including borders, font and background images.\n" + "\t \n" ; rtxt1.Style.Font = new Font(rtxt1.Style.Font.FontFamily, 14); rtxt1.Style.Padding.Bottom = new C1.C1Preview.Unit("5mm"); doc.Body.Children.Add(rtxt1); // // make a table and fill all its cells with some demo data RenderTable rt1 = new RenderTable(doc); const int ROWS = 100; const int COLS = 4; for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; ++row) { for (int col = 0; col < COLS; ++col) { RenderText celltext = new RenderText(doc); celltext.Text = string.Format("Cell ({0},{1})", row, col); // Note that rt1.Cells[row, col] will create cells on demand - // no need to specify the number of rows/cols initially. rt1.Cells[row, col].RenderObject = celltext; } } // add the table to the document doc.Body.Children.Add(rt1); // // unlike the old print-doc, in the new one changes can be made at any // point in the program, and they will be reflected in the document when // it is rendered. Add some customizations to the table: // // by default, tables have no borders. add a simple border: rt1.Style.GridLines.All = new LineDef("2pt", Color.DarkGray); rt1.Style.GridLines.Horz = new LineDef("1pt", Color.Blue); rt1.Style.GridLines.Vert = new LineDef("1pt", Color.Brown); // // table headers and footers // add a table header: // setup the header as a whole rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].PageHeader = true; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImage = System.Drawing.Image.FromFile(HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/C1ReportViewer/Images/orange.jpg")); rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImageAlign.StretchHorz = true; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImageAlign.StretchVert = true; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.BackgroundImageAlign.KeepAspectRatio = false; // multiple inheritance supported in styles: the text color from the // group's style will merge with the font from the cell's own style: rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.TextColor = Color.LightGreen; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.GridLines.All = new LineDef("2pt", Color.DarkCyan); rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.GridLines.Horz = LineDef.Empty; rt1.RowGroups[0, 2].Style.GridLines.Vert = LineDef.Empty; // setup specific cells in the header: ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[0, 0].RenderObject).Text = "Header row 0"; ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[1, 0].RenderObject).Text = "Header row 1"; rt1.Cells[0, 1].SpanCols = 2; rt1.Cells[0, 1].SpanRows = 2; rt1.Cells[0, 1].RenderObject = new RenderText(doc); ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[0, 1].RenderObject).Text = "Multi-row table headers and footers are supported"; rt1.Cells[0, 1].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Center; rt1.Cells[0, 1].Style.Font = new Font("Arial", 14, FontStyle.Bold); // setup a table footer rt1.RowGroups[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 2].PageFooter = true; rt1.RowGroups[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 2].Style.BackColor = Color.LemonChiffon; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].SpanRows = 2; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].SpanCols = rt1.Cols.Count - 1; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Center; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].Style.TextAlignVert = AlignVertEnum.Center; ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 0].RenderObject).Text = "This is a table footer."; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 3].SpanRows = 2; rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 3].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Right; // tags (such as page no/page count) can be inserted anywhere in the document ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[rt1.Rows.Count - 2, 3].RenderObject).Text = "Page [PageNo] of [PageCount]"; // // in tables, Style.Borders merges seamlessly into the table grid lines: // it is easy to put a border around specific cells: rt1.Cells[8, 3].Style.Borders.All = new LineDef("3pt", Color.OrangeRed); ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[8, 3].RenderObject).Text = "It is easy to put a border around a single cell using cell.Style.Borders"; // // cells can be combined into groups, and their styles can be manipulated as // a single entity: // define a group of cells by specifying the rectangles bounding the cells: ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[3, 2].RenderObject).Text = "Cells can be combined into groups to be manipulated as a single entity " + "(such as all cells with the pale green background in this table)."; rt1.Cells[3, 2].SpanCols = 2; rt1.Cells[3, 2].SpanRows = 3; Rectangle[] cells1 = new Rectangle[] { new Rectangle(2, 3, 2, 3), new Rectangle(0, 10, 3, 2), new Rectangle(1, 23, 2, 4), new Rectangle(1, 36, 1, 24), new Rectangle(0, 72, 3, 6), }; UserCellGroup grp1 = new UserCellGroup(cells1); grp1.Style.BackColor = Color.PaleGreen; grp1.Style.Font = new Font("Arial", 12, FontStyle.Bold); grp1.Style.Borders.All = new LineDef("2pt", Color.DarkGreen); rt1.UserCellGroups.Add(grp1); // row/col span ((RenderText)rt1.Cells[14, 1].RenderObject).Text = "Column and row spans are fully supported, as well as alignment within the (spanned or not) cells."; rt1.Cells[14, 1].SpanCols = 3; rt1.Cells[14, 1].SpanRows = 5; rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.Font = new Font("Arial", 12, FontStyle.Bold | FontStyle.Italic); rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.Borders.All = new LineDef("2pt", Color.DarkOrange); rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.TextAlignHorz = AlignHorzEnum.Center; rt1.Cells[14, 1].Style.TextAlignVert = AlignVertEnum.Center; rt1.RowGroups[14, 5].CanSplit = false; return doc; }