This plugin is specifically built for libraries. The major difference to the regular java plugin is that is allows defining dependencies as part of the api or implementation. Both are used by the project at compile/runtime, but only api dependencies are made available to dependent projects.
In our current setup, this doesn't matter much. We deploy to maven central using pre-built POMs. It's more of a future-proofing, and it makes it a little bit clearer which gradle projects actually require which dependencies.
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We do not make use of the batik-script dependency. While this is likely to be true of a variety of the Batik dependencies, batik-script causes problems for our users who are using JPMS. See [bug-65103].
Fixes#230
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Batik-all is a strange artifact. It's POM declares dependencies on all the sub-JARs, but its JAR has all of the sub-jars repackaged. This results in multiple JARs with the same packages being added to consuming applications. This leads to problems for JPMS users. See [bug-65183].
The Ant build does not use batik-all, so the Maven and Gradle builds should not either.
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Something is causing parallel tests to fail on CI. I haven't been able to track down what it is. The symptoms look similar to others where the cause was a test modifying the test-data directory.
The integration tests also sometimes run into OutOfMemoryErrors when I run them in parallel.
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Some tests modify global resources. Those tests cannot be run in parallel with others, as they cause problems or become flaky. Where possible, indicate to JUnit the resources in contention. Otherwise, mark the tests as needing to run in isolation.
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Reduce the number of map lookups necessary to compute the return values for methods that return collections of property details. Since we maintain parity between the `props` and `dictionary` contents, when retrieving property details, we can reference the `props` directly and avoid the `dictionary` indirection.
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The [MS-PPT] spec is very clear about what the format of the PPDrawing record must be, and parsing deterministically makes for clearer code.
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Recently, while debugging app behavior on HSLF documents, I had to dig into the OOXML that Microsoft PowerPoint places into files saved in PPT format. Having information in the logs about when records were not parsed by POI was very helpful. The hex identifier was critical in being able to quickly search the [MS-PPT] spec for what type of record it was, and the integer identifier was helpful in quickly finding the Record type in RecordTypes.java.
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DrawingGroupRecord#processChildRecords and AbstractEscherHolderRecord#convertRawBytesToEscherRecords duplicate the functionality of AbstractEscherHolderRecord#decode. This makes the code harder to follow, as it is not clear when certain access patterns repeat. Accordingly, these functions are deprecated and flagged for removal.
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This started off as wanting to add the EscherContainerRecord#getChildCount() function in order to do an efficient check for how many children the container has. This was desirable in new code for editing HSSF pictures. The existing option of calling getChildRecords().size() was undesirable as this requires a list copy first.
In the process of finding call sites that would benefit from replacing getChildRecords().size(), I realized that several other patterns would benefit from eliminating a copy, such as iterating over the children in a for-each loop, and indexed access to specific children.
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Pictures can now be edited by calling HSLFPictureData#setData(byte[]). The byte[] should contain the image data as an image viewer might read it.
To enable this functionality, a tighter coupling between the EscherBSERecords of the slideshow and the HSLFPictureData was required. This ensures that changes in image data size are accurately recorded in the records.
In the course of coupling the records and the HSLFPictureData, various scenarios arose where a mapping of records to pictures was non-trivial. Accordingly, the HSLFSlideShowImpl#matchPicturesAndRecords(...) function was added to perform a more sophisticated matching pass. This function is heavily exercised by org.apache.poi.hslf.usermodel.TestBugs.testFile[5] and PPTX2PNG.render[2], as well as the new TestPictures#testSlideshowWithIncorrectOffsets().
Closes#225
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While the class does indeed hold EscherRecords, due to recent refactoring it is much more structured now than it was before. The contents of the class now closely resemble the OfficeArtContent structure referenced in the MS-DOC spec. Naming the class after the specification structure makes it easier to find and understand.
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Modify the parsing done by EscherRecordHolder to be more deterministic. The format of the OfficeArtContent structure, which the EscherRecordHolder represents, is well defined in the MS-DOC spec. A clear class structure makes it easier to reason about the availability of data.
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PJ Fanning
Dominik Stadler
Andreas Beeker
Marius Volkhart
Nick Burch