MathDelimiter

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MathDelimiter(MathLeftSubSuperscriptElement element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathLeftSubSuperscriptElementThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathMatrix element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathMatrixThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathLimit element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathLimitThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathBlock element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathBlockThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathRadical element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathRadicalThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathArray element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathArrayThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathDelimiter element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathDelimiterThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathNaryOperator element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathNaryOperatorThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathAccent element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathAccentThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathGroupingCharacter element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathGroupingCharacterThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathBorderBox element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathBorderBoxThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathBar element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathBarThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathSuperscriptElement element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathSuperscriptElementThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathSubscriptElement element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathSubscriptElementThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathFunction element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathFunctionThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathematicalText element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathematicalTextThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathFraction element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathFractionThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathBox element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathBoxThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.

MathDelimiter(MathRightSubSuperscriptElement element) constructor

Initializes MathDelimiter with the specified element as single base argument

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
elementMathRightSubSuperscriptElementThe base element to which the delimiter is applied. Can be null.

Exception

ExceptionCondition
InvalidOperationExceptionThrows then element is a container for another elements, such as MathBlock. In this case, you need to call a different constructor with IEnumerable argument.