Struct PartNumberBuilder 

pub struct PartNumberBuilder<'vf, T: ValueFormatTrait> { /* private fields */ }

Builder for FormatPart with type Number.

Implementations

impl<'vf, T: ValueFormatTrait> PartNumberBuilder<'vf, T>

pub fn new<'a>(valueformat: &'a mut T) -> Self

where 'a: 'vf,

New builder for the valueformat.

pub fn build(self)

Appends the constructed FormatPart to the original value format.

pub fn if_then<F>(self, test: bool, build: F) -> Self

where F: Fn(Self) -> Self,

Only applies the builder if the test is true.

pub fn decimal_places(self, decimal_places: u8) -> Self

If the number:decimal-places attribute is not specified, the number of decimal places specified by the default table cell style is used.

pub fn fixed_decimal_places(self, decimal_places: u8) -> Self

Sets decimal_places and min_decimal_places to the same value, which in effect always displays the same number of decimals.

pub fn grouping(self) -> Self

The number:grouping attribute specifies whether the integer digits of a number should be grouped using a separator character. The grouping character that is used and the number of digits that are grouped together depends on the language and country of the style.

The defined values for the number:grouping attribute are:

• false: integer digits of a number are not grouped using a separator character.
• true: integer digits of a number should be grouped by a separator character. The default value for this attribute is false.

pub fn min_decimal_places(self, min_decimal_places: u8) -> Self

The number:min-decimal-places attribute specifies the minimum number of digits in the decimal part. The value of the number:min-decimal-places attribute shall not be greater than the value of the number:decimal-places 19.343 attribute. If the value of number:min-decimal-places is less than the value of number:decimalplaces, trailing zero digits in decimal places following the position indicated by the value of number:min-decimal-places shall not be displayed.

pub fn min_integer_digits(self, mininteger_digits: u8) -> Self

The number:min-integer-digits attribute specifies the minimum number of integer digits to display in the integer portion of a number, a scientific number, or a fraction. For a number:fraction element, if the number:min-integer-digits attribute is not present, no integer portion is displayed.

pub fn display_factor(self, display_factor: f64) -> Self

The number:display-factor attribute specifies a factor by which each number is scaled (divided) before displaying. The default value for this attribute is 1

pub fn decimal_replacement(self, decimal_replacement: char) -> Self

The number:decimal-replacement attribute specifies a replacement text for decimal places if a number style specifies that decimal places are used but the number displayed is an integer. Note: What replacement text is supported is implementation-dependent

pub fn embedded_text<S: Into<String>>(self, text: S, pos: i32) -> Self

The number:embedded-text element specifies text that is displayed at one specific position within a number.

The number:embedded-text element is usable within the following element:

• number:number 16.29.3.

The number:embedded-text element has the following attribute:

• number:position 19.358.

The number:position attribute specifies the position where text appears. The index of a position starts with 1 and is counted by digits from right to left in the integer part of a number, starting left from a decimal separator if one exists, or from the last digit of the number. Text is inserted before the digit at the specified position. If the value of number:position attribute is greater than the value of number:min-integer-digits 19.355 and greater than the number of integer digits in the number, text is prepended to the number.

The number:embedded-text element has no child elements. The number:embedded-text element has character data content

Trait Implementations

impl<'vf, T: Debug + ValueFormatTrait> Debug for PartNumberBuilder<'vf, T>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.