name property

CustomPart.name property

Gets or sets this part’s absolute name within the OOXML package or the target URL.

@property
def name(self) -> str:
    ...

@name.setter
def name(self, value: str):
    ...

Remarks

If the relationship target is internal, then this property is the absolute part name within the package. If the relationship target is external, then this property is the target URL.

The default value is an empty string. A valid value must be a non-empty string.

Examples

Shows how to access a document’s arbitrary custom parts collection.

doc = aw.Document(MY_DIR + 'Custom parts OOXML package.docx')
self.assertEqual(2, doc.package_custom_parts.count)
# Clone the second part, then add the clone to the collection.
cloned_part = doc.package_custom_parts[1].clone()
doc.package_custom_parts.add(cloned_part)
self.assertEqual(3, doc.package_custom_parts.count)
# Enumerate over the collection and print every part.
for index, part in enumerate(doc.package_custom_parts):
    print(f'Part index {index}:')
    print(f'\tName:\t\t\t\t{part.name}')
    print(f'\tContent type:\t\t{part.content_type}')
    print(f'\tRelationship type:\t{part.relationship_type}')
    if part.is_external:
        print('\tSourced from outside the document')
    else:
        print(f'\tStored within the document, length: {len(part.data)} bytes')
# We can remove elements from this collection individually, or all at once.
doc.package_custom_parts.remove_at(2)
self.assertEqual(2, doc.package_custom_parts.count)
doc.package_custom_parts.clear()
self.assertEqual(0, doc.package_custom_parts.count)

name property

CustomPart.name property

Remarks

Examples

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