Re: [Templates] tt and SpreadSheet::WriteExcel

>Sean T. Allen wrote:

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Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR wrote:

>Sean T. Allen wrote:
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>>That doesnt really take into account setting formats and all tho does it?
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>Sure. You do it in your build_excel() routine with SS::WE. Is there
>something I'm missing?
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Well what are you thinking? Perhaps I don't understand your idea.

With yours wouldnt I have to add custom xsl format tags in the output for
the template so that when it gets passed to build_excel, it can parse
again and call the appropriate format routines?

I was thinking more along the lines of being able to apply formatting 
information
via the template itself...

say with a plugin...

so i could do something vaguely like have the template load the proper 
formatting
plugin which would know how to construct a row, column, apply ( or 
disregard )
formatting as needed.

so a csv would bring in version of say add column/add_row that puts seps 
them with , and \n resp
while a xsl would call the appropriate functions in WriteExcel

csv would ignore formatting info, xsl wouldnt...

mind you i have thought this all the way through but it is my general 
thoughts...

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Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR wrote:
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Well what are you thinking? Perhaps I don't understand your idea.<br>
<br>
With yours wouldnt I have to add custom xsl format tags in the output
for <br>
the template so that when it gets passed to build_excel, it can parse<br>
again and call the appropriate format routines?<br>
<br>
<br>
I was thinking more along the lines of being able to apply formatting
information <br>
via the template itself...<br>
<br>
say with a plugin...<br>
<br>
so i could do something vaguely like have the template load the proper
formatting<br>
plugin which would know how to construct a row, column, apply ( or
disregard )<br>
formatting as needed.<br>
<br>
so a csv would bring in version of say add column/add_row that puts
seps them with , and \n resp<br>
while a xsl would call the appropriate functions in WriteExcel <br>
<br>
csv would ignore formatting info, xsl wouldnt...<br>
<br>
mind you i have thought this all the way through but it is my general
thoughts...<br>
<br>
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