styleRegistry = $styleRegistry; } /** * Returns the default style * * @return Style Default style */ protected function getDefaultStyle() { // By construction, the default style has ID 0 return $this->styleRegistry->getRegisteredStyles()[0]; } /** * Registers the given style as a used style. * Duplicate styles won't be registered more than once. * * @param Style $style The style to be registered * @return Style The registered style, updated with an internal ID. */ public function registerStyle($style) { return $this->styleRegistry->registerStyle($style); } /** * Apply additional styles if the given row needs it. * Typically, set "wrap text" if a cell contains a new line. * * @param Style $style The original style * @param array $dataRow The row the style will be applied to * @return Style The updated style */ public function applyExtraStylesIfNeeded($style, $dataRow) { $updatedStyle = $this->applyWrapTextIfCellContainsNewLine($style, $dataRow); return $updatedStyle; } /** * Set the "wrap text" option if a cell of the given row contains a new line. * * @NOTE: There is a bug on the Mac version of Excel (2011 and below) where new lines * are ignored even when the "wrap text" option is set. This only occurs with * inline strings (shared strings do work fine). * A workaround would be to encode "\n" as "_x000D_" but it does not work * on the Windows version of Excel... * * @param Style $style The original style * @param array $dataRow The row the style will be applied to * @return Style The eventually updated style */ protected function applyWrapTextIfCellContainsNewLine($style, $dataRow) { // if the "wrap text" option is already set, no-op if ($style->hasSetWrapText()) { return $style; } foreach ($dataRow as $cell) { if (is_string($cell) && strpos($cell, "\n") !== false) { $style->setShouldWrapText(); break; } } return $style; } }