Improve the documentation of the examples
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/*!
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\title Qt Xlsx Examples - Hello World
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\example hello
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\title Xlsx Hello Example
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\brief This is a simplest xlsx examples.
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\ingroup qtxlsx
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This example demonstrates how to generate a
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simplest .xlsx file with Qt Xlsx Library.
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\image hello.png
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Create an object of the class QXlsx::Document.
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\snippet hello/main.cpp 0
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Set the cells of worksheet.
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\snippet hello/main.cpp 1
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Save it.
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\snippet hello/main.cpp 2
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*/
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#include(../../../src/xlsx/qtxlsx.pri)
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QT+=xlsx
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CONFIG += console
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CONFIG -= app_bundle
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SOURCES += main.cpp
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#include <QtCore>
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#include "xlsxdocument.h"
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#ifdef Q_OS_MAC
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# define DATA_PATH "../../../"
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#else
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# define DATA_PATH "./"
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#endif
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int main()
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{
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//![0]
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QXlsx::Document xlsx;
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//![0]
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//Write to first worksheet.
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//![1]
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xlsx.write("A1", "Hello Qt!");
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xlsx.write("B3", 12345);
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xlsx.write("C5", "=44+33");
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xlsx.write("D7", true);
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xlsx.write("E1", "http://qt-project.org");
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xlsx.write("A2", 12345);
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xlsx.write("A3", "=44+33");
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xlsx.write("A4", true);
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xlsx.write("A5", "http://qt-project.org");
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//![1]
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//Create another worksheet.
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xlsx.addWorksheet();
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//Rows and columns are zero indexed.
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//The first cell in a worksheet, "A1", is (0, 0).
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xlsx.write(0, 0, "First");
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xlsx.write(1, 0, "Second");
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xlsx.write(2, 0, "Third");
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xlsx.write(3, 0, "Fourth");
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xlsx.write(4, 0, "Total");
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xlsx.write(0, 1, 100);
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xlsx.write(1, 1, 200);
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xlsx.write(2, 1, 300);
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xlsx.write(3, 1, 400);
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// xlsx.write(4, 1, "=SUM(B1:B4)");
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//![2]
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xlsx.save();
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//![2]
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xlsx.saveAs(DATA_PATH"Test.xlsx");
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return 0;
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}
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\title Xlsx Readwrite Example
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\example readwrite
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\brief Open an existing xlsx file, modify and save it.
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\ingroup qtxlsx
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This example demonstrates how to modify an existing
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.xlsx file with Qt Xlsx Library.
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\image readwrite.png
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At first, we create an empty xlsx file, set the properties of the document,
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write some content to the worksheet, then save it.
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\snippet readwrite/main.cpp 0
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Then we open the exists xlsx file, add some data to it.
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\snippet readwrite/main.cpp 1
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*/
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int main()
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{
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//Generate a simple xlsx file at first.
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//![0]
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QXlsx::Document xlsx;
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xlsx.setDocumentProperty("title", "This is an example spreadsheet");
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xlsx.setDocumentProperty("creator", "Qt Xlsx Library");
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xlsx.setSheetName("First Sheet");
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xlsx.write("A1", "Hello Qt!");
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xlsx.write("A2", 500);
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xlsx.saveAs("first.xlsx");
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//![0]
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//Read, edit, save
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//![1]
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QXlsx::Document xlsx2("first.xlsx");
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xlsx2.write("A3", "Hello Qt again!");
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xlsx2.addWorksheet("Second Sheet");
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xlsx2.write("A1", "Hello Qt again!");
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xlsx2.setCurrentWorksheet(0);
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xlsx2.saveAs("second.xlsx");
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//![1]
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return 0;
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}
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