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#ifndef __com_sun_star_sheet_XDataPilotFieldGrouping_idl__
#define __com_sun_star_sheet_XDataPilotFieldGrouping_idl__

#include <com/sun/star/uno/XInterface.idl>
#include <com/sun/star/sheet/DataPilotFieldGroupInfo.idl>
#include <com/sun/star/lang/IllegalArgumentException.idl>

//=============================================================================

module com {  module sun {  module star {  module sheet {

//=============================================================================

/** Provides methods to create new DataPilot fields where some or all items of
    this DataPilot field are grouped in some way.

    @see DataPilotField
 */
published interface XDataPilotFieldGrouping: com::sun::star::uno::XInterface
{
    //-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /** Creates a new DataPilot field which contains a group containing the
        given DataPilot field items (members).

        <p>It is possible to create multiple groups by calling this method
        several times at the same DataPilot field. On subsequent calls, the
        DataPilot field created at the first call is used to insert the new
        groups.</p>

        <p>The collection of groups can be accessed via the
        <member>DataPilotField::GroupInfo</member> property. The returned
        struct contains the sequence of groups in its member
        <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::Groups</member>.</p>

        @param aItems
            a sequence containing the names of the items (members) which will
            be part of the new group. Must be names of items contained in the
            current field.

        @returns
            the new created field if there is one created on the first call of
            this method. <NULL/> is returned on subsequent calls.

        @see DataPilotField
        @see DataPilotFieldGroupInfo
     */
    XDataPilotField createNameGroup([in] sequence< string > aItems)
        raises( com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException );

    //-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /** Groups the members of this field by dates, according to the passed
        settings.

        <p>If this field is already grouped by dates, a new DataPilot field
        will be created and returned. If this field is not grouped at all, the
        date grouping is performed inside of this field (no new field will be
        created). There must not be any other grouping (by member names or by
        numeric ranges), otherwise an exception is thrown.</p>

        @param aInfo
            contains the information how to group the items of the field. The
            members of this struct have to fulfill the following requirements:

            <ul>
            <li>If the member <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::HasAutoStart
            </member> is set to <FALSE/>, then the value of <member>
            DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::Start</member> must be a floating-point
            value representing a valid date/time value (if <member>
            DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::HasAutoStart</member> is set to <TRUE/>,
            the value of <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::Start</member> will
            be ignored).</li>

            <li>If the member <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::HasAutoEnd
            </member> is set to <FALSE/>, then the value of <member>
            DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::End</member> must be a floating-point
            value representing a valid date/time value( if <member>
            DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::HasAutoEnd</member> is set to <TRUE/>,
            the value of <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::End</member> will be
            ignored).</li>

            <li>If the members <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::HasAutoStart
            </member> and <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::HasAutoEnd</member>
            are set to <FALSE/> both, then the value of <member>
            DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::Start</member> must be less than or equal
            to the value of <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::End</member>.</li>

            <li>The member <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::HasDateValues</member>
            must be set to <TRUE/>.</li>

            <li>The member <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::Step</member> must
            be zero, unless ranges of days have to be grouped (see the
            description of the member GroupBy below), in that case the value
            must be greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to 32767.
            The fractional part of the value will be ignored.</li>

            <li>The member <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::GroupBy</member>
            must contain exactly one of the flags from <type>DataPilotFieldGroupBy</type>.
            A combination of several flags will not be accepted. If
            <const>DataPilotFieldGroupBy::DAYS</const> is specified, the
            value of the member <member>DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::Step</member>
            will specify the type of day grouping (see above). If that value
            is zero, grouping is performed on all days of the year (e.g. the
            members containing the 1st of January of any year are grouped
            together). If that value is greater than zero, grouping is done on
            ranges of days, and the value specifies the number of days grouped
            into one range (e.g. a value of 7 groups the members of a week
            into a range).</li>

            <li>The contents of the member <member>
            DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::SourceField</member> will be ignored.</li>

            <li>The contents of the member <member>
            DataPilotFieldGroupInfo::Groups</member> will be ignored.</li>
            </ul>

        @returns
            the new created field if there is one created. <NULL/> is returned,
            if date grouping is performed inside this field (i.e. this field
            was not grouped by dates before).

        @throws com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
            if the passed struct does not contain valid settings as described,
            or if this field is already grouped by member names or numeric
            ranges.

        @see DataPilotField
     */
    XDataPilotField createDateGroup([in] DataPilotFieldGroupInfo aInfo)
        raises( com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException );

};

//=============================================================================

}; }; }; };

#endif

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