Package org.odftoolkit.odfdom.dom.element.text

Class TextIndexTitleTemplateElement

    • Field Detail

      • ELEMENT_NAME

        public static final OdfName ELEMENT_NAME

    • Constructor Detail

      • TextIndexTitleTemplateElement

        public TextIndexTitleTemplateElement​(OdfFileDom ownerDoc)
        Create the instance of TextIndexTitleTemplateElement
        Parameters:
        ownerDoc - The type is OdfFileDom

    • Method Detail

      • getTextStyleNameAttribute

        public String getTextStyleNameAttribute()
        Receives the value of the ODFDOM attribute representation TextStyleNameAttribute , See @text:style-name
        Returns:
        - the String , the value or null, if the attribute is not set and no default value defined.

      • setTextStyleNameAttribute

        public void setTextStyleNameAttribute​(String textStyleNameValue)
        Sets the value of ODFDOM attribute representation TextStyleNameAttribute , See @text:style-name
        Parameters:
        textStyleNameValue - The type is String

      • accept

        public void accept​(ElementVisitor visitor)
        Accept an visitor instance to allow the visitor to do some operations. Refer to visitor design pattern to get a better understanding.
        Overrides:
        accept in class OdfElement
        Parameters:
        visitor - an instance of DefaultElementVisitor

      • newTextNode

        public void newTextNode​(String content)
        Add text content. Only elements which are allowed to have text content offer this method.

      • split

        public OdfElement split​(int posStart)
        Splitting the element at the given position into two halves

        If the paragraph does have an automatic style with a master-page, which results into a page break before the paragraph, this page break will be removed for the new second half. For paragraph containing template styles the follow-up style should be chosen.

        Overrides:
        split in class OdfElement
        Parameters:
        posStart - The logical position of the first character (or other paragraph child component) that will be moved to the beginning of the new paragraph.
        Returns:
        the new created second text container