xlsx_drawing: Drawing manager for xlsx sheets

Description

R6 class that manages a drawing file for an xlsx sheet. Used internally by sheet_add_drawing() methods.

Arguments

Super class

openxml_document -> xlsx_drawing

Methods

Public methods

Inherited methods

openxml_document$dir_name()
openxml_document$feed()
openxml_document$file_name()
openxml_document$get()
openxml_document$name()
openxml_document$rel_df()
openxml_document$relationship()
openxml_document$remove()
openxml_document$replace_xml()
openxml_document$save()

`xlsx_drawing$new()`

Create or reuse a drawing for a sheet.

Usage

xlsx_drawing$new(package_dir, sheet_obj, content_type)

Arguments

package_dir: path to the unpacked xlsx directory
sheet_obj: a sheet R6 object
content_type: a content_type R6 object

`xlsx_drawing$add_chart_anchor()`

Place a chart on the sheet. The chart can be positioned in three ways, matching Excel's own "Format Picture" options:

Move and size with cells (Excel's default): supply from and to as cell references (e.g. "B2" and "H20"). The chart spans those two cells and follows them when rows/columns are inserted or resized.
Move but don't size with cells: supply from only. The chart anchors to that cell with the size set by width/height.
Fixed position: leave from and to NULL. The chart is placed at left/top with size width/height, independent of cell layout.

Usage

xlsx_drawing$add_chart_anchor(
  chart_rid,
  left = 1,
  top = 1,
  width = 6,
  height = 4,
  from = NULL,
  to = NULL,
  edit_as = c("twoCell", "oneCell", "absolute"),
  graphic_uri = ooxml_chart_uris("drawingml")$graphic_uri,
  chart_inner = NULL
)

Arguments

chart_rid: relationship id of the chart (returned by add_chart_rel()). Ignored when chart_inner is supplied explicitly.
left, top: top-left position in inches (fixed-position mode)
width, height: size in inches
from, to: Excel cell references like "C4" (1-based, case-insensitive)
edit_as: how Excel should treat the drawing when rows or columns are resized: "twoCell" (move and size with cells, the default), "oneCell" (move only) or "absolute" (neither). Only meaningful when both from and to are supplied.
graphic_uri: chart family URI; defaults to the classic chart family. Use ooxml_chart_uris() to obtain the value for the chartEx family.
chart_inner: advanced. XML fragment referencing the chart part. Leave NULL to let the method build the right reference from graphic_uri.

`xlsx_drawing$add_chart_rel()`

Usage

xlsx_drawing$add_chart_rel(
  chart_basename,
  rel_type = ooxml_chart_uris("drawingml")$rel_type
)

Arguments

chart_basename: filename of the chart XML
rel_type: chart family relationship type; defaults to the classic chart family. Use ooxml_chart_uris() to obtain the value for the chartEx family.

`xlsx_drawing$add_image_rel()`

Add a relationship from the drawing to a media image.

Usage

xlsx_drawing$add_image_rel(image_basename)

Arguments

image_basename: filename (without directory) of the image sitting in xl/media/.

`xlsx_drawing$add_image_anchor()`

Place an image on the sheet. Positioning works the same way as add_chart_anchor(): supply from and to to move and size with cells, from only to move (but not resize) with cells, or leave both NULL for a fixed position.

Usage

xlsx_drawing$add_image_anchor(
  image_rid,
  left = 1,
  top = 1,
  width = 2,
  height = 2,
  from = NULL,
  to = NULL,
  edit_as = c("twoCell", "oneCell", "absolute"),
  alt = ""
)

Arguments

image_rid: relationship id of the image (returned by add_image_rel())
left, top: top-left position in inches (fixed-position mode)
width, height: size in inches
from, to: Excel cell references like "C4" (1-based, case-insensitive)
edit_as: how Excel should treat the drawing when rows or columns are resized: "twoCell" (move and size with cells, the default), "oneCell" (move only) or "absolute" (neither). Only meaningful when both from and to are supplied.
alt: alternative text

`xlsx_drawing$clone()`

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

xlsx_drawing$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

deep: Whether to make a deep clone.