// Copyright 2016 - 2023 The excelize Authors. All rights reserved. Use of

// this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be found in

// the LICENSE file.

//

// Package excelize providing a set of functions that allow you to write to and

// read from XLAM / XLSM / XLSX / XLTM / XLTX files. Supports reading and

// writing spreadsheet documents generated by Microsoft Excel™ 2007 and later.

// Supports complex components by high compatibility, and provided streaming

// API for generating or reading data from a worksheet with huge amounts of

// data. This library needs Go version 1.16 or later.

package excelize

import (

"encoding/xml"

"sync"

)

// xlsxRelationships describe references from parts to other internal resources in the package or to external resources.

type xlsxRelationships struct {

}

// xlsxRelationship contains relations which maps id and XML.

type xlsxRelationship struct {

}

// xlsxWorkbook contains elements and attributes that encompass the data

// content of the workbook. The workbook's child elements each have their own

// subclause references.

type xlsxWorkbook struct {

}

// xlsxFileRecoveryPr maps sheet recovery information. This element defines

// properties that track the state of the workbook file, such as whether the

// file was saved during a crash, or whether it should be opened in auto-recover

// mode.

type xlsxFileRecoveryPr struct {

}

// xlsxWorkbookProtection directly maps the workbookProtection element. This

// element specifies options for protecting data in the workbook. Applications

// might use workbook protection to prevent anyone from accidentally changing,

// moving, or deleting important data. This protection can be ignored by

// applications which choose not to support this optional protection mechanism.

// When a password is to be hashed and stored in this element, it shall be

// hashed as defined below, starting from a UTF-16LE encoded string value. If

// there is a leading BOM character (U FEFF) in the encoded password it is

// removed before hash calculation.

type xlsxWorkbookProtection struct {

}

// xlsxFileVersion directly maps the fileVersion element. This element defines

// properties that track which version of the application accessed the data and

// source code contained in the file.

type xlsxFileVersion struct {

}

// xlsxWorkbookPr directly maps the workbookPr element from the namespace

// http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/spreadsheetml/2006/main This element

// defines a collection of workbook properties.

type xlsxWorkbookPr struct {

}

// xlsxBookViews directly maps the bookViews element. This element specifies the

// collection of workbook views of the enclosing workbook. Each view can specify

// a window position, filter options, and other configurations. There is no

// limit on the number of workbook views that can be defined for a workbook.

type xlsxBookViews struct {

WorkBookView []xlsxWorkBookView `xml:"workbookView"`

}

// xlsxWorkBookView directly maps the workbookView element from the namespace

// http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/spreadsheetml/2006/main This element

// specifies a single Workbook view.

type xlsxWorkBookView struct {

}

// xlsxSheets directly maps the sheets element from the namespace

// http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/spreadsheetml/2006/main.

type xlsxSheets struct {

Sheet []xlsxSheet `xml:"sheet"`

}

// xlsxSheet defines a sheet in this workbook. Sheet data is stored in a

// separate part.

type xlsxSheet struct {

}

// xlsxFunctionGroup represents a single function group.

type xlsxFunctionGroup struct {

Name string `xml:"name,attr"`

}

// xlsxFunctionGroups defines the collection of function groups for the workbook.

type xlsxFunctionGroups struct {

BuiltInGroupCount *int `xml:"builtInGroupCount,attr"`

FunctionGroup []xlsxFunctionGroup `xml:"functionGroup"`

}

// xlsxExternalReferences directly maps the externalReferences element of the

// external workbook references part.

type xlsxExternalReferences struct {

ExternalReference []xlsxExternalReference `xml:"externalReference"`

}

// xlsxExternalReference directly maps the externalReference element of the

// external workbook references part.

type xlsxExternalReference struct {

RID string `xml:"http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/relationships id,attr,omitempty"`

}

// xlsxPivotCaches element enumerates pivot cache definition parts used by pivot

// tables and formulas in this workbook.

type xlsxPivotCaches struct {

PivotCache []xlsxPivotCache `xml:"pivotCache"`

}

// xlsxPivotCache directly maps the pivotCache element.

type xlsxPivotCache struct {

CacheID int `xml:"cacheId,attr"`

RID string `xml:"http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/relationships id,attr,omitempty"`

}

// extLst element provides a convention for extending spreadsheetML in

// predefined locations. The locations shall be denoted with the extLst element,

// and are called extension lists. Extension list locations within the markup

// document are specified in the markup specification and can be used to store

// extensions to the markup specification, whether those are future version

// extensions of the markup specification or are private extensions implemented

// independently from the markup specification. Markup within an extension might

// not be understood by a consumer.

type xlsxExtLst struct {

Ext string `xml:",innerxml"`

}

// xlsxDefinedNames directly maps the definedNames element. This element defines

// the collection of defined names for this workbook. Defined names are

// descriptive names to represent cells, ranges of cells, formulas, or constant

// values. Defined names can be used to represent a range on any worksheet.

type xlsxDefinedNames struct {

DefinedName []xlsxDefinedName `xml:"definedName"`

}

// xlsxDefinedName directly maps the definedName element from the namespace

// http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/spreadsheetml/2006/main This element

// defines a defined name within this workbook. A defined name is descriptive

// text that is used to represents a cell, range of cells, formula, or constant

// value. For a descriptions of the attributes see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/documentformat.openxml.spreadsheet.definedname

type xlsxDefinedName struct {

}

// xlsxCalcPr directly maps the calcPr element. This element defines the

// collection of properties the application uses to record calculation status

// and details. Calculation is the process of computing formulas and then

// displaying the results as values in the cells that contain the formulas.

type xlsxCalcPr struct {

}

// xlsxCustomWorkbookViews defines the collection of custom workbook views that

// are defined for this workbook. A customWorkbookView is similar in concept to

// a workbookView in that its attributes contain settings related to the way

// that the workbook should be displayed on a screen by a spreadsheet

// application.

type xlsxCustomWorkbookViews struct {

CustomWorkbookView []xlsxCustomWorkbookView `xml:"customWorkbookView"`

}

// xlsxCustomWorkbookView directly maps the customWorkbookView element. This

// element specifies a single custom workbook view. A custom workbook view

// consists of a set of display and print settings that you can name and apply

// to a workbook. You can create more than one custom workbook view of the same

// workbook. Custom Workbook Views are not required in order to construct a

// valid SpreadsheetML document, and are not necessary if the document is never

// displayed by a spreadsheet application, or if the spreadsheet application has

// a fixed display for workbooks. However, if a spreadsheet application chooses

// to implement configurable display modes, the customWorkbookView element

// should be used to persist the settings for those display modes.

type xlsxCustomWorkbookView struct {

}

// DefinedName directly maps the name for a cell or cell range on a

// worksheet.

type DefinedName struct {

}

// WorkbookPropsOptions directly maps the settings of workbook proprieties.

type WorkbookPropsOptions struct {

}

// WorkbookProtectionOptions directly maps the settings of workbook protection.

type WorkbookProtectionOptions struct {

}