class RubyXL::ColumnRanges

# File lib/rubyXL/objects/column_range.rb, line 88
def before_write_xml
  self.sort_by!(&:min)
  !self.empty?
end

# File lib/rubyXL/objects/column_range.rb, line 48
def get_range(col_index)
  col_num = col_index + 1

  old_range = self.locate_range(col_index)

  if old_range.nil? then
    new_range = RubyXL::ColumnRange.new(width: RubyXL::ColumnRange.chars2raw(RubyXL::ColumnRange::DEFAULT_WIDTH))
  else
    if old_range.min == col_num && old_range.max == col_num then
      return old_range # Single column range, OK to change in place
    elsif old_range.min == col_num then
      new_range = old_range.dup
      old_range.min += 1
    elsif old_range.max == col_num then
      new_range = old_range.dup
      old_range.max -= 1
    else
      prior_range = old_range.dup
      prior_range.max = col_index # col_num - 1
      self << prior_range

      old_range.min = col_num + 1

      new_range = RubyXL::ColumnRange.new
    end
  end

  new_range.min = new_range.max = col_num
  self << new_range
  return new_range
end

# File lib/rubyXL/objects/column_range.rb, line 84
def insert_column(col_index)
  self.each { |range| range.insert_column(col_index) }
end

# File lib/rubyXL/objects/column_range.rb, line 80
def locate_range(col_index)
  self.find { |range| range.include?(col_index) }
end