Revision as of 07:27, 30 June 2016

TabulationBulletNumeric

Settings for Numericbullets on paragraph

Constructors

() - Create a new BulletSetting for a Numeric list

Methods

string ToString() - The string representation of the object.

Properties

array Color { get; set; } - Get/Set Color of bullets and numbers
bool IsInList { get; set; } - Get/Set if the paragraph is used in a list.
bool IsPrefixed { get; set; } - Get/Set if the number is prefixed with parent numbers.
int Level { get; set; } - Get/Set Level of nesting of list element
string ObjectTypeName { get; } - The name of the type of object.
int StartNumber { get; set; } - Get/Set startnumber for this sequence - set to -1 for not set
TypeInformation TypeInformation { get; } - Get information about this class.

Examples

TabulationBulletNumeric bulletNum = new TabulationBulletNumeric();
//For all bullet types
bulletNum.Level = 1;//Defines what level of the list we want the paragraph. 
bulletNum.Color = Color_getByName("green");
bulletNum.IsInList = true;//Defines if the bullet point is in a list. 

bulletNum.StartNumber = 1;//The number the list should start with. Must only be set for the first element. 
bulletNum.IsPrefixed = false; //Indicates if the list in the pdf shoud prefix the number with higher levels ie: true: 1.1.2. false: 2.

paragraphStyle.SetBulletSetting(bulletNum);
Tabulation_addParagraph(new TabulationParagraph(paragraphStyle,"A numbered list item",textStyle));

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 === <span style="color:#DF8621">'''Examples'''</span> ===
 <source lang="javascript">
-TabulationBulletDot bulletNum = new TabulationBulletDot();
+TabulationBulletNumeric bulletNum = new TabulationBulletNumeric();
 //For all bullet types
-bulletdot.Level = 1;//Defines what level of the list we want the paragraph.
+bulletNum.Level = 1;//Defines what level of the list we want the paragraph.
-bulletdot.Color = Color_getByName("green");
+bulletNum.Color = Color_getByName("green");
-bulletdot.IsInList = true;//Defines if the bullet point is in a list.
+bulletNum.IsInList = true;//Defines if the bullet point is in a list.
 bulletNum.StartNumber = 1;//The number the list should start with. Must only be set for the first element.
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 paragraphStyle.SetBulletSetting(bulletNum);
-Tabulation_addParagraph(new TabulationParagraph(paragraphStyle,"A numbered list item",textStyle));
+Tabulation_addParagraph(new TabulationParagraph(paragraphStyle,"A numbered list item",textStyle));</source>