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[PATCH] Make CellReference and AreaReference sheetName aware

           Summary: [PATCH] Make CellReference and AreaReference sheetName
                    aware
           Product: POI
           Version: unspecified
          Platform: All
        OS/Version: Other
            Status: NEW
          Severity: Enhancement
          Priority: Other
         Component: HSSF
        AssignedTo: poi-dev@jakarta.apache.org
        ReportedBy: brett.knights@tanner.com


for v 1.11 HEAD 
This patch contains two related fixes. 

The first is to allow CellReference and AreaReference constructors to recognize 
a reference containing a sheet name.
This allows CellReference to be used with the reference returned by 

e.g.

        HSSFName orderRefName = wb.getNameAt(wb.getNameIndex("OrderReference"));
        CellReference cellRef = new CellReference(orderRefName.getReference());
        HSSFCell orderNameCell = wb.getSheet(cellRef.getSheetName()).getRow
((short)cellRef.getRow()).getCell((short)cellRef.getCol());

This wasn't absolutely necessary since HSSFName has a getSheetName method but 
it makes cell reference more useful in the general case. (though CellReference 
will probably need a workbook reference as well for properly modeling formulae)

The second makes AreaReference return an array[1] if it was passed a simple 
cell reference. This fixes a bug reported on the mailing list in April.