insert_document_inline method
insert_document_inline(src_doc, import_format_mode, import_format_options)
Inserts a document inline at the cursor position.
def insert_document_inline(self, src_doc: aspose.words.Document, import_format_mode: aspose.words.ImportFormatMode, import_format_options: aspose.words.ImportFormatOptions):
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Parameter | Type | Description |
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src_doc | Document | Source document for inserting. |
import_format_mode | ImportFormatMode | Specifies how to merge style formatting that clashes. |
import_format_options | ImportFormatOptions | Allows to specify options that affect formatting of a result document. |
Remarks
This method mimics the MS Word behavior, as if CTRL+‘A’ (select all content) was pressed, then CTRL+‘C’ (copy selected into the buffer) inside one document and then CTRL+‘V’ (insert content from the buffer) inside another document.
As a difference from DocumentBuilder.insert_document() this method moves the content of the paragraph of the destination document, before which the source document is inserted, into the last paragraph of the inserted source document. Actually, this means that paragraph break of the last inserted paragraph is removed.
Note, if the last node of the source document is not a paragraph, then nothing will be done.
Returns
First node of the inserted content.
Examples
Shows how to insert a document inline at the cursor position.
src_doc = aw.DocumentBuilder()
src_doc.write('[src content]')
# Create destination document.
dst_doc = aw.DocumentBuilder()
dst_doc.write('Before ')
dst_doc.insert_node(aw.BookmarkStart(dst_doc.document, 'src_place'))
dst_doc.insert_node(aw.BookmarkEnd(dst_doc.document, 'src_place'))
dst_doc.write(' after')
self.assertEqual('Before after', dst_doc.document.get_text().strip())
# Insert source document into destination inline.
dst_doc.move_to_bookmark('src_place')
dst_doc.insert_document_inline(src_doc.document, aw.ImportFormatMode.USE_DESTINATION_STYLES, aw.ImportFormatOptions())
self.assertEqual('Before [src content] after', dst_doc.document.get_text().strip())
See Also
- module aspose.words
- class DocumentBuilder