iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfPTable.GetRow C# (CSharp) Метод

        public PdfPRow GetRow(int idx)
        {
            return rows[idx];
        }

 // Contributed by Deutsche Bahn Systel GmbH (Thorsten Seitz), splitting row spans
 /**
  * Split rowspan of cells with rowspan on next page by inserting copies with the remaining rowspan
  * and reducing the previous rowspan appropriately, i.e. if a cell with rowspan 7 gets split after 3 rows
  * of that rowspan have been laid out, its column on the next page should start with an empty cell
  * having the same attributes and rowspan 7 - 3 = 4.
  * 
  * @since iText 5.4.3
  */
 virtual public void SplitRowspans(PdfPTable original, int originalIdx, PdfPTable part, int partIdx) {
     if(original == null || part == null) {
         return;
     }
     int i = 0;
     while(i < cells.Length) {
         if(cells[i] == null) {
             int splittedRowIdx = original.GetCellStartRowIndex(originalIdx, i);
             int copyRowIdx = part.GetCellStartRowIndex(partIdx, i);
             PdfPCell splitted = original.GetRow(splittedRowIdx)
                     .GetCells()[i]; // need this to reduce its rowspan
             PdfPCell copy = part.GetRow(copyRowIdx)
                     .GetCells()[i]; // need this for (partially) consumed ColumnText
             if(splitted != null) {
                 System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(copy != null); // both null or none
                 cells[i] = new PdfPCell(copy);
                 int rowspanOnPreviousPage = partIdx - copyRowIdx + 1;
                 cells[i].Rowspan = copy.Rowspan - rowspanOnPreviousPage;
                 splitted.Rowspan = rowspanOnPreviousPage;
                 this.calculated = false;
             }
             ++i;
         }
         else {
             i += cells[i].Colspan;
         }
     }
 }