SubSuperScript.vb
- ''
- '' This code is part of Document Solutions for Word demos.
- '' Copyright (c) MESCIUS inc. All rights reserved.
- ''
- Imports System.IO
- Imports System.Drawing
- Imports System.Collections.Generic
- Imports System.Linq
- Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
- Imports GrapeCity.Documents.Word
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- '' This sample shows how to render subscript And superscript text.
- Public Class SubSuperScript
- Public Function CreateDocx() As GcWordDocument
- Dim doc = New GcWordDocument()
- Dim sec = doc.Body.Sections.First
- Dim para = sec.GetRange().Paragraphs.Add()
-
- '' Get a random 'lorem ipsum' paragraph:
- Dim text = Util.LoremIpsumPar(18, 20, 20, 20)
-
- '' Split the paragraph into 'lorem', 'ipsum' and everything else:
- Const subs = "lorem"
- Const super = "ipsum"
- Dim frags = Regex.Split(text, $"({subs})|({super})")
-
- '' Create subscript And superscript styles:
- Dim sSub = doc.Styles.Add("My Subscript", StyleType.Character)
- sSub.Font.VerticalPosition = VerticalTextPosition.Subscript
- Dim sSup = doc.Styles.Add("My Superscript", StyleType.Character)
- sSup.Font.VerticalPosition = VerticalTextPosition.Superscript
-
- '' Add text to a TextLayout using special formats for 'lorem' and 'ipsum':
- For Each frag In frags
- If frag = subs Then
- para.GetRange().Runs.Add(frag, sSub)
- ElseIf frag = super Then
- para.GetRange().Runs.Add(frag, sSup)
- Else
- para.GetRange().Runs.Add(frag)
- End If
- Next
-
- '' Done
- Return doc
- End Function
- End Class
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