NAME
Google::RestApi::SheetsApi4::RangeGroup::Tie - Makes Ranges addressible via a hash key.
DESCRIPTION
A RangeGroup::Tie is a
See the description and synopsis at Google::RestApi::SheetsApi4.
SUBROUTINES
- iterator(%args);
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Returns an iterator for this tied range group. Each call to 'iterate' (or 'next') will return a tied range group of individual cells representing the iteration at that point.
Any 'args' are passed through to RangeGroup::Iterator::new.
- values(%args);
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Gets the values for the underlying range group.
Any 'args' are passed through to RangeGroup::Iterator::values.
- batch_values {
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Gets or sets the queued batch values for the underlying range group.
Any 'args' are passed through to RangeGroup::Iterator::batch_values.
- add_ranges(<hash<Range>>);
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Adds the passed 'index => Range' pairs to this tied range group.
- add_tied(<hashref<Range>>);
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Adds the passed tied range group to this tied range group.
- fetch_range(<bool>);
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Sets the option to return the underlying ranges when fetching the value. This allows you to set things like formatting on the underlying ranges when fetching by index.
- range_group();
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Returns the parent RangeGroup object.
- default_worksheet();
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Sets the default worksheet to be used when auto-creating a new index. Each index points to a range, and each range must have a worksheet with which it is associated. So if a new index is created, we need to know to which worksheet that index needs to point.
- refresh_values();
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Calls the parent RangeGroup's refresh_values routine.
- submit_values();
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Calls the parent RangeGroup's submit_values routine.
- submit_requests();
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Calls the parent RangeGroup's submit_requests routine.
- ranges();
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Calls the parent RangeGroup's ranges routine.
- worksheet();
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Returns the parent default Worksheet object.
- spreadsheet();
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Returns the parent Spreadsheet object.
AUTHORS
Robin Murray mvsjes@cpan.org
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2019, Robin Murray. All rights reserved.
This program is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.