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NOTES

• In all examples used the following assumptions: $ee - object, created instance of ExcelExplorer class and Excel file successfully readed using ExploreFile() or ExploreString() functions (description of these methods also contains detailed information of all available options and how to use it).
• If method not marked with any sign you can assume than it will always returns valid object/value.
• Methods marked with false can returns FALSE instead of valid objects when specific data not available (not defined in Excel file, file corrupted, etc.) or corresponding option is set to FALSE. For instance, setting read_border to FALSE will cause EEStyle->Borders() always returns FALSE instead of valid EEBorders object. You should always check returning value of this methods before using it as objects. Marks used only for methods which returns objects in order to easily understands when PHP5 ability to call $obj->method1()->method2() can be used and when you must check what returns $obj->method1() before calling method2().
• If read_only_sheets_info option is set to TRUE then ony worksheet-related methods can be used.
• More detailed information you can find in method description.

The following examples helps you understand how to write correct code.

1. For non-marked methods:

$ee = new ExcelExplorer();
// ... some code
print $ee->Cell($sheet,$col,$row)->Data()->UTF8();

2. For methods marked with false:

$ee = new ExcelExplorer();
// ... some code
if( $font = $ee->Cell($sheet,$col,$row)->Style()->Font() ) {
    print $font->Name()->UTF8();
}

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