ReportingMergeBlockFormat Property

Specifies how reporting merge blocks are handled when a document is loaded. Reporting merge blocks can be saved in a document either through special document targets represented through DocumentTarget objects or through special subtextparts represented through SubTextPart objects. When a merge block is marked with document targets, the name of the starting marker begins with blockstart_ and the name of the ending marker begins with blockend_. When a merge block is marked through a subtextpart, its name begins with txmb_.

Syntax

• C#
• VB.NET

​public ReportingMergeBlockFormat ReportingMergeBlockFormat { get; set; }

​Public Property ReportingMergeBlockFormat() As ReportingMergeBlockFormat

Members

Examples

This example displays an easy way to use the 'TXTextControl.LoadSettings.ReportingMergeBlockFormat' property. Here, it is set to the value 'TXTextControl.ReportingMergeBlockFormat.SubTextParts', which means that if the document contains reporting merge blocks marked with document targets, these targets are converted to subtextparts.

• C#
• VB.NET

​TXTextControl.LoadSettings ls = new TXTextControl.LoadSettings();
ls.ReportingMergeBlockFormat = TXTextControl.ReportingMergeBlockFormat.SubTextParts;

​Dim ls As TXTextControl.LoadSettings = New TXTextControl.LoadSettings()
ls.ReportingMergeBlockFormat = TXTextControl.ReportingMergeBlockFormat.SubTextParts