SubTextPartCollection Class

Description

Contains all subtextparts in the main text or another main part of a document. It is a collection of objects of the type SubTextPart. A collection object can be obtained with the TextControl.SubTextParts, the HeaderFooter.SubTextParts or the TextFrame.SubTextParts property. The SubTextPartCollection class implements the IEnumerable and the ICollection interfaces. The text of each main part of the document, which are the main text, a header or footer or a textframe, can be divided in further parts, called subtextparts. A subtextpart must be a selectable part of the document. It can immediately follow its previous textpart. The position between two textparts belongs to the following textpart. Subtextparts can be nested. A nested textpart must be smaller than its outer textpart. A nested textpart can start or end at the same position as its outer textpart, but a nested textpart cannot have the same length as its outer textpart. To insert a nested textpart its outer textpart must be inserted first. A textpart cannot have a length of zero. When the last character of a textpart is deleted, the textpart itself is also deleted.

Syntax

public sealed class SubTextPartCollection : ICollection, IEnumerable

Public NotInheritable Class SubTextPartCollection
    Implements ICollection, IEnumerable

Examples

The following example works with sub text parts in the current document.

textControl.Text = "Customer: Contoso Ltd.";
textControl.Select(10, 12);
SubTextPartCollection subTextPartCollection = textControl.SubTextParts;
subTextPartCollection.Add(new SubTextPart("CustomerName", 10));

textControl.Text = "Customer: Contoso Ltd."
textControl.Select(10, 12)
Dim subTextPartCollection As SubTextPartCollection = textControl.SubTextParts
subTextPartCollection.Add(New SubTextPart("CustomerName", 10))

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