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package org.apache.poi.ss.formula;

import org.apache.poi.ss.formula.eval.ValueEval;

/**
 * Tests can implement this class to track the internal working of the {@link WorkbookEvaluator}.<br>
 *
 * For POI internal testing use only
 */
interface IEvaluationListener {
    /**
     * A (mostly) opaque interface to allow test clients to trace cache values
     * Each spreadsheet cell gets one unique cache entry instance.  These objects
     * are safe to use as keys in {@link java.util.HashMap}s
     */
    interface ICacheEntry {
        ValueEval getValue();
    }

    void onCacheHit(int sheetIndex, int rowIndex, int columnIndex, ValueEval result);
    void onReadPlainValue(int sheetIndex, int rowIndex, int columnIndex, ICacheEntry entry);
    void onStartEvaluate(EvaluationCell cell, ICacheEntry entry);
    void onEndEvaluate(ICacheEntry entry, ValueEval result);
    void onClearWholeCache();
    void onClearCachedValue(ICacheEntry entry);
    /**
     * Internally, formula {@link ICacheEntry}s are stored in sets which may change ordering due
     * to seemingly trivial changes.  This method is provided to make the order of call-backs to
     * {@link #onClearDependentCachedValue(ICacheEntry, int)} more deterministic.
     */
    void sortDependentCachedValues(ICacheEntry[] formulaCells);
    void onClearDependentCachedValue(ICacheEntry formulaCell, int depth);
    void onChangeFromBlankValue(int sheetIndex, int rowIndex, int columnIndex,
            EvaluationCell cell, ICacheEntry entry);
}
