At 11:45 01.03.2007, turjabarua wrote: >Hi Rainer, > Actuall by saying style i wanted to say style of >character/paragraph , i.e if I open a document in ms word it shows just >beside font name like... normal, heading 1, heading 2....... etc .... When I >parse one do file following code gives me style...... I think by seeing >this you'll understand what I want
Hi Turja, ok. now I see :-) Maybe you want the ParagraphProperties.setIstd method. (Its actually defined in the super class PAPAbstractType - in case you're looking for it). As fas as I remember, the istd value is an index into the stylesheet entries. I believe that the first 10 entries are predefined styles and beginning with index 10, one gets the custom styles. If you want to set an existing stylesheet you should check the "contents" of the StyleSheet instance of the document. If you need to add a new style, you should check the Word file spec for the details of style handling. >this stylename I want to set ...... (Just to be sure: If you want to set the name, you need to adjust the library and add a setter function to the StyleDescription class. But I'm not sure right now, whether this is all you need to do or if it requires more work. BTW: Most of the things which I did in HWPF ended up as "required more work"... :-) ) Best wishes, Rainer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mailing List: http://jakarta.apache.org/site/mail2.html#poi The Apache Jakarta Poi Project: http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/
