public class ReportBuildOptions
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static final int | NONE | |
Specifies default options.
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static final int | ALLOW_MISSING_MEMBERS | |
Specifies that missing object members should be treated as null literals by the engine. This option
affects only access to instance (that is, non-static) object members and extension methods. If this
option is not set, the engine throws an exception when encounters a missing object member.
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static final int | REMOVE_EMPTY_PARAGRAPHS | |
Specifies that the engine should remove paragraphs becoming empty after template syntax tags are
removed or replaced with empty values.
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static final int | INLINE_ERROR_MESSAGES | |
Specifies that the engine should inline template syntax error messages into output documents.
If this option is not set, the engine throws an exception when encounters a syntax error.
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static final int | USE_LEGACY_HEADER_FOOTER_VISITING | |
Specifies that the engine should visit section child nodes (headers, footers, bodies) in an order
compatible with Aspose.Words versions prior 21.9.
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static final int | RESPECT_JPEG_EXIF_ORIENTATION | |
Specifies that the engine should use EXIF image orientation values to appropriately rotate inserted
JPEG images.
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public static final int NONE
public static final int ALLOW_MISSING_MEMBERS
public static final int REMOVE_EMPTY_PARAGRAPHS
public static final int INLINE_ERROR_MESSAGES
public static final int USE_LEGACY_HEADER_FOOTER_VISITING
By default, the engine treats headers and footers as if they were linked to section breaks. That is, when visiting section child nodes, a body is visited first and only then, headers and footers are visited. This agrees with Microsoft Word behavior when copy-pasting or removing multi-section contents and produces more correct results in most scenarios.
Prior to Aspose.Words 21.9, the engine used another visiting order: Section child nodes were visited in
an order they appear in a document. Apply this value to
public static final int RESPECT_JPEG_EXIF_ORIENTATION