FirstBuildingBlock
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[
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]GlossaryDocument.FirstBuildingBlock property
Gets the first building block in the glossary document.
public BuildingBlock FirstBuildingBlock { get; }
Remarks
Returns null
if there are no building blocks available.
Examples
Shows ways of accessing building blocks in a glossary document.
public void GlossaryDocument()
{
Document doc = new Document();
GlossaryDocument glossaryDoc = new GlossaryDocument();
BuildingBlock child1 = new BuildingBlock(glossaryDoc) { Name = "Block 1" };
glossaryDoc.AppendChild(child1);
BuildingBlock child2 = new BuildingBlock(glossaryDoc) { Name = "Block 2" };
glossaryDoc.AppendChild(child2);
BuildingBlock child3 = new BuildingBlock(glossaryDoc) { Name = "Block 3" };
glossaryDoc.AppendChild(child3);
BuildingBlock child4 = new BuildingBlock(glossaryDoc) { Name = "Block 4" };
glossaryDoc.AppendChild(child4);
BuildingBlock child5 = new BuildingBlock(glossaryDoc) { Name = "Block 5" };
glossaryDoc.AppendChild(child5);
Assert.AreEqual(5, glossaryDoc.BuildingBlocks.Count);
doc.GlossaryDocument = glossaryDoc;
// There are various ways of accessing building blocks.
// 1 - Get the first/last building blocks in the collection:
Assert.AreEqual("Block 1", glossaryDoc.FirstBuildingBlock.Name);
Assert.AreEqual("Block 5", glossaryDoc.LastBuildingBlock.Name);
// 2 - Get a building block by index:
Assert.AreEqual("Block 2", glossaryDoc.BuildingBlocks[1].Name);
Assert.AreEqual("Block 3", glossaryDoc.BuildingBlocks.ToArray()[2].Name);
// 3 - Get the first building block that matches a gallery, name and category:
Assert.AreEqual("Block 4",
glossaryDoc.GetBuildingBlock(BuildingBlockGallery.All, "(Empty Category)", "Block 4").Name);
// We will do that using a custom visitor,
// which will give every BuildingBlock in the GlossaryDocument a unique GUID
GlossaryDocVisitor visitor = new GlossaryDocVisitor();
// Visit start/end of the Glossary document.
glossaryDoc.Accept(visitor);
// Visit only start of the Glossary document.
glossaryDoc.AcceptStart(visitor);
// Visit only end of the Glossary document.
glossaryDoc.AcceptEnd(visitor);
Console.WriteLine(visitor.GetText());
// In Microsoft Word, we can access the building blocks via "Insert" -> "Quick Parts" -> "Building Blocks Organizer".
doc.Save(ArtifactsDir + "BuildingBlocks.GlossaryDocument.dotx");
}
/// <summary>
/// Gives each building block in a visited glossary document a unique GUID.
/// Stores the GUID-building block pairs in a dictionary.
/// </summary>
public class GlossaryDocVisitor : DocumentVisitor
{
public GlossaryDocVisitor()
{
mBlocksByGuid = new Dictionary<Guid, BuildingBlock>();
mBuilder = new StringBuilder();
}
public string GetText()
{
return mBuilder.ToString();
}
public Dictionary<Guid, BuildingBlock> GetDictionary()
{
return mBlocksByGuid;
}
public override VisitorAction VisitGlossaryDocumentStart(GlossaryDocument glossary)
{
mBuilder.AppendLine("Glossary document found!");
return VisitorAction.Continue;
}
public override VisitorAction VisitGlossaryDocumentEnd(GlossaryDocument glossary)
{
mBuilder.AppendLine("Reached end of glossary!");
mBuilder.AppendLine("BuildingBlocks found: " + mBlocksByGuid.Count);
return VisitorAction.Continue;
}
public override VisitorAction VisitBuildingBlockStart(BuildingBlock block)
{
block.Guid = Guid.NewGuid();
mBlocksByGuid.Add(block.Guid, block);
return VisitorAction.Continue;
}
public override VisitorAction VisitBuildingBlockEnd(BuildingBlock block)
{
mBuilder.AppendLine("\tVisited block \"" + block.Name + "\"");
mBuilder.AppendLine("\t Type: " + block.Type);
mBuilder.AppendLine("\t Gallery: " + block.Gallery);
mBuilder.AppendLine("\t Behavior: " + block.Behavior);
mBuilder.AppendLine("\t Description: " + block.Description);
return VisitorAction.Continue;
}
private readonly Dictionary<Guid, BuildingBlock> mBlocksByGuid;
private readonly StringBuilder mBuilder;
}
See Also
- class BuildingBlock
- class GlossaryDocument
- namespace Aspose.Words.BuildingBlocks
- assembly Aspose.Words