org.apache.poi.hwpf.usermodel
public final class HWPFList extends java.lang.Object
registerList in
HWPFDocument.
In Word, lists are not ranged entities, meaning you can't actually add one
to the document. Lists only act as properties for list entries. Once you
register a list, you can add list entries to a document that are a part of
the list.
The only benefit of this that I see, is that you can add a list entry
anywhere in the document and continue numbering from the previous list.| Constructor and Description |
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HWPFList(boolean numbered,
StyleSheet styleSheet) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ListData |
getListData() |
ListFormatOverride |
getOverride() |
void |
setLevelNumberProperties(int level,
CharacterProperties chp)
Sets the character properties of the list numbers.
|
void |
setLevelParagraphProperties(int level,
ParagraphProperties pap)
Sets the paragraph properties for a particular level of the list.
|
void |
setLevelStyle(int level,
int styleIndex) |
public HWPFList(boolean numbered,
StyleSheet styleSheet)
numbered - true if the list should be numbered; false if it should be
bulleted.styleSheet - The document's stylesheet.public void setLevelNumberProperties(int level,
CharacterProperties chp)
level - the level number that the properties should apply to.chp - The character properties.public void setLevelParagraphProperties(int level,
ParagraphProperties pap)
level - The level number.pap - The paragraph propertiespublic void setLevelStyle(int level,
int styleIndex)
public ListData getListData()
public ListFormatOverride getOverride()
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