//// This code is part of Document Solutions for Word demos.// Copyright (c) MESCIUS inc. All rights reserved.//using System.IO;using System.Collections.Generic;using GrapeCity.Documents.Word;using DsWordWeb.Demos.MarkdownToWordRenderer;
namespace DsWordWeb.Demos{    // This example shows how to convert markdown (.md) documents    // to MS Word DOCX and PDF formats.    //    // The conversion is done by the DsWordWeb.Demos.MarkdownToWordRenderer.WordRenderer    // class that uses the Markdig package written by Alexandre Mutel    // to parse markdown, and the DsWord OM to create MS Word documents from it.    //    // The WordRenderer source code is included in this sample, to view it    // download the sample zip. The MarkdownToWordRenderer sources are located    // in the MarkdownToWord subdirectory of the sample zip.    public class Md2Word    {        public GcWordDocument CreateDocx(string[] sampleParams)        {            var fn = Path.Combine(sampleParams[3].Split('/'));            var markdown = File.ReadAllText(fn);            return WordRenderer.ToWord(markdown);        }
        public GcWordDocument CreateDocx(int parsIdx = 0)        {            return CreateDocx(GetSampleParamsList()[parsIdx]);        }
        // Mandatory: name, description, info.        // Custom: .md file.        static readonly List<string[]> s_paramsList = new List<string[]>()            {                new string[] { "@md/DsPdfViewer README.md", "Convert the README.md file shipped with DsPdfViewer", null,                    "Resources/Markdown/DsPdfViewer-README.md" },                new string[] { "@md/DsPdfViewer CHANGELOG.md", "Convert the CHANGELOG.md file shipped with DsPdfViewer", null,                    "Resources/Markdown/DsPdfViewer-CHANGELOG.md" },                new string[] { "@md/spec.md", "Convert the Markdown specification spec.md file", null,                    "Resources/Markdown/spec.md" },            };
        public static List<string[]> GetSampleParamsList() => s_paramsList;    }}