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BOOL bBottomBorder : 1; SwWriteTableRow( long nPos ); SwWriteTableCell *AddCell( const SwTableBox *pBox, USHORT nRow, USHORT nCol, USHORT nRowSpan, USHORT nColSpan, long nHeight, const SvxBrushItem *pBackground ); void SetBackground( const SvxBrushItem *pBGround ) { pBackground = pBGround; } const SvxBrushItem *GetBackground() const { return pBackground; } BOOL HasTopBorder() const { return bTopBorder; } BOOL HasBottomBorder() const { return bBottomBorder; } long GetPos() const { return nPos; } const SwWriteTableCells& GetCells() const { return aCells; } inline int operator==( const SwWriteTableRow& rRow ) const; inline int operator<( const SwWriteTableRow& rRow2 ) const; }; inline int SwWriteTableRow::operator==( const SwWriteTableRow& rRow ) const { // etwas Unschaerfe zulassen return (nPos >= rRow.nPos ? nPos - rRow.nPos : rRow.nPos - nPos ) <= ROWFUZZY; } inline int SwWriteTableRow::operator<( const SwWriteTableRow& rRow ) const { // Da wir hier nur die Wahrheits-Grade 0 und 1 kennen, lassen wir lieber // auch nicht zu, dass x==y und x= rCol.nPos ? nPos - rCol.nPos : rCol.nPos - nPos ) <= COLFUZZY; } inline int SwWriteTableCol::operator<( const SwWriteTableCol& rCol ) const { // Da wir hier nur die Wahrheits-Grade 0 und 1 kennen, lassen wir lieber // auch nicht zu, dass x==y und x