Working with TextBoxes
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In Aspose.Words, TextBox class is used to specify how a text is displayed inside a shape. It provides a public property named as Parent to get the parent shape for the text box to allow the customer to find linked Shape from linked TextBox.
Create A Link
TextBox class provides IsValidLinkTarget method in order to check whether the TextBox can be linked to the target Textbox as shown in the code snippet given below:
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System::SharedPtr<Document> doc = System::MakeObject<Document>(); | |
System::SharedPtr<Shape> shape1 = System::MakeObject<Shape>(doc, ShapeType::TextBox); | |
System::SharedPtr<Shape> shape2 = System::MakeObject<Shape>(doc, ShapeType::TextBox); | |
System::SharedPtr<TextBox> textBox1 = shape1->get_TextBox(); | |
System::SharedPtr<TextBox> textBox2 = shape2->get_TextBox(); | |
if (textBox1->IsValidLinkTarget(textBox2)) | |
{ | |
textBox1->set_Next(textBox2); | |
} |
Check TextBox Sequence
The following code snippet shows how to check if shape.TextBox is a Head, a Tail or a Middle of the sequence:
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System::SharedPtr<Document> doc = System::MakeObject<Document>(); | |
System::SharedPtr<Shape> shape = System::MakeObject<Shape>(doc, ShapeType::TextBox); | |
System::SharedPtr<TextBox> textBox = shape->get_TextBox(); | |
if ((textBox->get_Next() != nullptr) && (textBox->get_Previous() == nullptr)) | |
{ | |
std::cout << "The head of the sequence" << std::endl; | |
} | |
if ((textBox->get_Next() != nullptr) && (textBox->get_Previous() != nullptr)) | |
{ | |
std::cout << "The Middle of the sequence." << std::endl; | |
} | |
if ((textBox->get_Next() == nullptr) && (textBox->get_Previous() != nullptr)) | |
{ | |
std::cout << "The Tail of the sequence." << std::endl; | |
} |
Break a Link
The following code snippet shows how to break a link for a shape.TextBox:
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System::SharedPtr<Document> doc = System::MakeObject<Document>(); | |
System::SharedPtr<Shape> shape = System::MakeObject<Shape>(doc, ShapeType::TextBox); | |
System::SharedPtr<TextBox> textBox = shape->get_TextBox(); | |
// Break a forward link | |
textBox->BreakForwardLink(); | |
// Break a forward link by setting a null | |
textBox->set_Next(nullptr); | |
// Break a link, which leads to this textbox | |
if (textBox->get_Previous() != nullptr) | |
{ | |
textBox->get_Previous()->BreakForwardLink(); | |
} |