CT_Tc

The row index that marks the bottom extent of the vertical span of this cell.

This is one greater than the index of the bottom-most row of the span, similar to how a slice of the cell's rows would be specified.

Starting offset of tc in the layout-grid columns of its table.

A cell in the leftmost grid-column has offset 0.

The integer number of columns this cell spans.

Determined by ./w:tcPr/w:gridSpan/@val, it defaults to 1.

Generate all w:p and w:tbl elements in this document-body.

Elements appear in document order. Elements shaded by nesting in a w:ins or other "wrapper" element will not be included.

The grid column index at which this <w:tc> element appears.

The grid column index that marks the right-side extent of the horizontal span of this cell.

This is one greater than the index of the right-most column of the span, similar to how a slice of the cell's columns would be specified.

The top-most row index in the vertical span of this cell.

Value of ./w:tcPr/w:vMerge/@val, None if w:vMerge is not present.

EMU length represented in ./w:tcPr/w:tcW or None if not present.

XML string for this element, suitable for testing purposes.

Pretty printed for readability and without an XML declaration at the top.

Remove all content elements, preserving w:tcPr element if present.

Note that this leaves the w:tc element in an invalid state because it doesn't contain at least one block-level element. It's up to the caller to add a w:pchild element as the last content element.

First child with tag in tagnames, or None if not found.

Generate a reference to each of the block-level content elements in this cell, in the order they appear.

Return top-left w:tc element of a new span.

Span is formed by merging the rectangular region defined by using this tc element and other_tc as diagonal corners.

A new w:tc element, containing an empty paragraph as the required EG_BlockLevelElt.

Remove child elements with tagname (e.g. "a:p") in tagnames.

Override of lxml _Element.xpath() method.

Provides standard Open XML namespace mapping (nsmap) in centralized location.