Telerik.Windows.Documents.Flow.FormatProviders.Doc

Raster bits of the blip

Required type on Win32

Rectangle that describe sthe bounds of the anchor

The number of shapes in this drawing

The last MSOSPID given to an SP in this DG

Cache of the metafile size

Cache of saved size (size of m_pvBits)

Compression

Compressed bits of metafile.

Decompresses the bits of the picture if the picture is decompressed.
If the picture is not compressed, it returns original byte array.

Used for mapping Office record TypeCodes to the classes implementing them.

Used for mapping Office shape types to the classes implementing them.

Index of sibling, 0 for first child in container, 1 for second child and so on...

Finds the first ancestor of the given type.

Type of ancestor to search for First ancestor with appropriate type or null if none was found

Updates the Dictionary used for mapping Office record TypeCodes to Office record classes. This is done by querying all classes in the specified assembly filtered by the specified namespace and looking for attributes of type OfficeRecordAttribute.

Assembly to scan Namespace to scan or null for all namespaces

Regular containers are containers with Record children.
(There also is containers that only have a zipped XML payload.

Finds all children of the given type.

Type of child to search for List of children with appropriate type or null if none were found

Finds the first child of the given type.

Type of child to search for First child with appropriate type or null if none was found

This shape is a group shape

Not a top-level shape

This is the topmost group shape.
Exactly one of these per drawing.

Shape is flipped horizontally

Shape is flipped vertically

The shape type of the shape

Searches all OptionEntry in the ShapeContainer and puts them into a list.

A List containing all OptionEntry of the ShapeContainer

interim solution
OOX uses an additional attribute: arcsize

This string describes a sequence of commands that define the shape’s path.
This string describes both the pSegmentInfo array and pVertices array in the shape’s geometry properties.

This specifies a list of formulas whose calculated values are referenced by other properties.
Each formula is listed on a separate line. Formulas are ordered, with the first formula having index 0.
This section can be omitted if the shape doesn’t need any guides.

Specifies a comma-delimited list of parameters, or adjustment values, used to define values for a parameterized formula.
These values represent the location of an adjust handle and may be referenced by the geometry of an adjust handle or as a parameter guide function.

These values specify the location of connection points on the shape’s path.
The connection points are defined by a string consisting of pairs of x and y values, delimited by commas.

This section specifies the properties of each adjust handle on the shape.
One adjust handle is specified per line.
The properties for each handle correspond to values of the ADJH structure contained in the pAdjustHandles array in the shape’s geometry properties.

Specifies one or more text boxes inscribed inside the shape.
A textbox is defined by one or more sets of numbers specifying (in order) the left, top, right, and bottom points of the rectangle.
Multiple sets are delimited by a semicolon.
If omitted, the text box is the same as the geometry’s bounding box.

Specifies what join style the shape has.
Since there is no UI for changing the join style, all shapes of this type will always have the specified join style.

Specifies the (x,y) coordinates of the limo stretch point.
Some shapes that have portions that should be constrained to a fixed aspect ratio, are designed with limo-stretch to keep those portions at the fixed aspect ratio.

Associated with each connection site, there is a direction which specifies at what angle elbow and curved connectors should attach to it

Specifies if a shape of this type is filled by default

Specifies if a shape of this type is stroked by default

Speicfies the locked properties of teh shape. By default nothing is locked.

Updates the Dictionary used for mapping Office shape type codes to Office ShapeType classes. This is done by querying all classes in the specified assembly filtered by the specified namespace and looking for attributes of type OfficeShapeTypeAttribute.

Assembly to scan Namespace to scan or null for all namespaces

Audio Start Time

Audio End Time

Audio from CD

Audio from WAV File

Audio from File

Video from File

QuickTime from File

Track

Time

Category

Title

Description

Category List

Sample Data

Style Data

Color Transform Sample Data

Layout Definition

Layout Definition Header

Diagram Layout Header List

Explicit Relationships to Diagram Parts

Axis

Data Point Type

Hide Last Transition

Start

Count

Step

Constraint Type

For

For Name

Reference Type

Reference For

Reference For Name

Reference Point Type

Operator

Value

Factor

Max Value

Adjust Handle Index

Rotation

Z-Order Offset

Hide Geometry

Prevent Text Editing

Image Placeholder

Revision Number

Name

Style Label

Child Order

Move With

Reference

Function

Argument

Use Default

Priority

Language

Unique Identifier

Minimum Version

Default Style

Resource Identifier

Non-Visual Drawing Properties

Non-Visual Picture Drawing Properties

Non-Visual Picture Properties

Picture Fill

Shape Properties

Picture

Font Reference

Style Matrix Index

Drawing Object Size

Inline Wrapping Extent

Drawing Object Non-Visual Properties

Common DrawingML Non-Visual Properties

Wrapping Polygon Start

Wrapping Polygon Line End Position

Tight Wrapping Extents Polygon

No Text Wrapping

Square Wrapping

Tight Wrapping

Through Wrapping

Top and Bottom Wrapping

Relative Horizontal Alignment

Absolute Position Offset

Simple Positioning Coordinates

Horizontal Positioning

Vertical Positioning

Inline DrawingML Object

Anchor for Floating DrawingML Object

Additional Extent on Left Edge

Additional Extent on Top Edge

Additional Extent on Right Edge

Additional Extent on Bottom Edge

Distance From Text on Top Edge

Distance From Text on Bottom Edge

Distance From Text on Left Edge

Distance From Text on Right Edge

Wrapping Points Modified

Text Wrapping Location

Horizontal Position Relative Base

Relative Z-Ordering Position

Display Behind Document Text

Lock Anchor

Layout In Table Cell

Hidden

Allow Objects to Overlap

Presentation Layout Variables

Shape Style

Presentation Element Identifier

Presentation Name

Presentation Style Label

Presentation Style Index

Presentation Style Count

Current Diagram Type

Current Diagram Category

Current Style Type

Current Style Category

Color Transform Type Identifier

Color Transform Category

Coherent 3D Behavior

Placeholder Text

Placeholder

Custom Rotation

Custom Vertical Flip

Custom Horizontal Flip

Fixed Width Override

Fixed Height Override

Width Scale

Height Scale

Text Changed

Custom Factor Width

Custom Factor Height

Neighbor Offset Width

Neighbor Offset Height

Radius Scale

Include Angle Scale

Rotation

Preset Camera Type

Field of View

Zoom

Non-Visual Drawing Properties

Connection Non-Visual Shape Properties

Non-Visual Properties for a Shape

Shape Properties

Shape Text Body

Non-Visual Connector Shape Drawing Properties

Non-Visual Properties for a Connection Shape

Non-Visual Picture Drawing Properties

Non-Visual Properties for a Picture

Picture Fill

Non-Visual Graphic Frame Drawing Properties

Non-Visual Properties for a Graphic Frame

2D Transform for Graphic Frames

Non-Visual Group Shape Drawing Properties

Non-Visual Properties for a Group Shape

Group Shape Properties

Shape

Group Shape

Connection Shape

Picture

Column)

Column Offset

Row

Row Offset

Starting Anchor Point

Ending Anchor Point

Client Data

Position

Two Cell Anchor Shape Size

One Cell Anchor Shape Size

Absolute Anchor Shape Size

Worksheet Drawing

Locks With Sheet Flag

Prints With Sheet Flag

Reference to Custom Function

Text Link

Lock Text Flag

Publish to Server Flag

Positioning and Resizing Behaviors

Show Organization Chart User Interface

Maximum Children

Preferred Number of Children

Show Insert Bullet

Diagram Direction

Organization Chart Branch Style

One by One Animation String

Level Animation

Shape Resize Style

Show Organization Chart User Interface Value

Rotation

Rig Preset

Direction

Visual Properties

Shape Default

Line Default

Text Default

Add a part reference without actually managing the part.

Abstract class for a directory entry in a structured storage. Athor: math

Abstract class fo the header of a compound file. Author: math

Abstract class for input and putput handlers. Author: math

Initializes the internal bit converter

flag whether big endian or little endian is used

Initializes the reference to the header

Closes the file associated with this handler

Exceptions used Author: math

Constants used to identify sectors in fat, minifat and directory

Size constants

Type of a directory entry

Color of a directory entry in the red-black-tree

Wrapper of the class BitConverter in order to support big endian Author: math

Provides methods for masking/unmasking strings in a path Author: math

Masks the given string

Unmasks the given string

Abstract class of a Fat in a compound file Author: math

Constructor

Handle to the header of the compound file Handle to the file handler of the compound file

Returns the sectors in a chain which starts at a given sector

The start sector of the chain The maximum count of sectors in a chain The name of a chain

Returns the sectors in a chain which starts at a given sector

The start sector of the chain The maximum count of sectors in a chain The name of a chain Flag whether to check for cycles in every loop

Reads bytes into an array

The array to read to The offset in the array to read to The number of bytes to read The number of bytes read

Reads a byte at the current position of the file stream. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

Returns the next sector in a chain

The current sector in the chain The next sector in the chain

Seeks to a given position in a sector

The sector to seek to The position in the sector to seek to

Encapsulates a directory entry Author: math

Constructor

Handle to the header of the compound file Handle to the file handler of the compound file The sid of the directory entry

Reads the values of the directory entry. The position of the file handler must be at the start of a directory entry.

Represents the directory structure of a compound file Author: math

Constructor

Handle to the Fat of the compound file Handle to the header of the compound file Handle to the file handler of the compound file

Inits the directory

The sector containing the root of the directory

Determines the directory _entries in a compound file recursively

start sid

Returns a directory entry for a given sid

Seeks to the start sector of the directory entry of the given sid

Returns the directory entry with the given name/path

Returns the directory entry with the given sid

Returns the start sector of the mini stream

Returns the size of the mini stream

Returns all entry names contained in a compound file

Returns all entry paths contained in a compound file

Returns all stream entry names contained in a compound file

Returns all stream entry paths contained in a compound file

Returns all _entries contained in a compound file

Returns all stream _entries contained in a compound file

Represents the Fat in a compound file Author: math

Constructor

Handle to the header of the compound file Handle to the file handler of the compound file

Seeks to a given position in a sector

The sector to seek to The position in the sector to seek to The new position in the stream.

Returns the next sector in a chain

The current sector in the chain The next sector in the chain

Initalizes the Fat

Reads the first 109 sectors of the Fat stored in the header

Reads the sectors of the Fat which are stored in the DiFat

Checks whether the sizes specified in the header matches the actual sizes

Encapsulates the header of a compound file Author: math

Constructor

The Handle to the file handler of the compound file

Reads the header from the file stream

Provides methods for accessing the file stream Author: math

Constructor, opens the given file

The size of the associated stream in bytes

Seeks relative to the current position by the given offset

Seeks to a given sector in the compound file. May only be used after SetHeaderReference() is called.

Seeks to a given sector and position in the compound file. May only be used after SetHeaderReference() is called.

The new position in the stream.

Reads a byte at the current position of the file stream. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The byte value read from the stream.

Reads bytes at the current position of the file stream into a byte array. The array size determines the number of bytes to read. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

Reads bytes at the current position of the file stream into a byte array. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The array to read to The offset in the array to read to The number of bytes to read

Reads a byte at the current position of the file stream. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The byte cast to an int, or -1 if reading from the end of the stream.

Reads bytes at the current position of the file stream into a byte array. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The array to read to The offset in the array to read to The number of bytes to read The total number of bytes read into the buffer. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if that number of bytes are not currently available, or zero if the end of the stream is reached.

Reads bytes at the given position of the file stream into a byte array. The array size determines the number of bytes to read. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

Reads a UInt16 at the current position of the file stream. May only be used after InitBitConverter() is called. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The UInt16 value read from the stream.

Reads a UInt32 at the current position of the file stream. May only be used after InitBitConverter() is called. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The UInt32 value read from the stream.

Reads a UInt64 at the current position of the file stream. May only be used after InitBitConverter() is called. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The UInt64 value read from the stream.

Reads a UInt16 at the given position of the file stream. May only be used after InitBitConverter() is called. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The UInt16 value read at the given position.

Reads a UInt32 at the given position of the file stream. May only be used after InitBitConverter() is called. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The UInt32 value read at the given position.

Reads a UInt64 at the given position of the file stream. May only be used after InitBitConverter() is called. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The UInt64 value read at the given position.

Reads a UTF-16 encoded unicode string at the current position of the file stream. May only be used after InitBitConverter() is called. Advances the stream pointer accordingly.

The maximum size of the string in bytes (1 char = 2 bytes) including the Unicode NULL. The string read from the stream.

Exposes access to the underlying stream of type IStreamReader.

The underlying stream associated with the IStreamReader

Closes the current reader and the underlying stream.

Returns the next available character and does not advance the byte or character position.

The next available character, or -1 if no more characters are available or the stream does not support seeking. An I/O error occurs.

Reads characters from the underlying stream and advances the current position of the stream in accordance with the Encoding used and the specific character being read from the stream.

The next character from the input stream, or -1 if no characters are currently available. An I/O error occurs. The stream is closed.

Reads count bytes from the stream with index as the starting point in the byte array.

The buffer to read data into. The starting point in the buffer at which to begin reading into the buffer. The number of characters to read. The number of characters read into buffer. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if that many bytes are not available, or it might be zero if the end of the stream is reached. The buffer length minus index is less than count. buffer is null. index or count is negative. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads count characters from the stream with index as the starting point in the character array.

The buffer to read data into. The starting point in the buffer at which to begin reading into the buffer. The number of characters to read. The total number of characters read into the buffer. This might be less than the number of characters requested if that many characters are not currently available, or it might be zero if the end of the stream is reached. The buffer length minus index is less than count. buffer is null. index or count is negative. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a Boolean value from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by one byte.

true if the byte is nonzero; otherwise, false. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads the next byte from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by one byte.

The next byte read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads count bytes from the current stream into a byte array and advances the current position by count bytes.

The number of bytes to read. A byte array containing data read from the underlying stream. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if the end of the stream is reached. An I/O error occurs. The stream is closed. count is negative.

Reads count bytes from the current stream into a byte array and advances the current position by count bytes.

The absolute byte offset where to read. The number of bytes to read. A byte array containing data read from the underlying stream. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if the end of the stream is reached. An I/O error occurs. The stream is closed. count is negative.

Reads the next character from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream in accordance with the Encoding used and the specific character being read from the stream.

A character read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs. A surrogate character was read.

Reads count characters from the current stream, returns the data in a character array, and advances the current position in accordance with the Encoding used and the specific character being read from the stream.

The number of characters to read. A character array containing data read from the underlying stream. This might be less than the number of characters requested if the end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs. count is negative.

Reads a decimal value from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by sixteen bytes.

A decimal value read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads an 8-byte floating point value from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by eight bytes.

An 8-byte floating point value read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a 2-byte signed integer from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by two bytes.

A 2-byte signed integer read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a 4-byte signed integer from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by four bytes.

A 4-byte signed integer read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads an 8-byte signed integer from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by eight bytes.

An 8-byte signed integer read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a signed byte from this stream and advances the current position of the stream by one byte.

A signed byte read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a 4-byte floating point value from the current stream and advances the current position of the stream by four bytes.

A 4-byte floating point value read from the current stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a string from the current stream. The string is prefixed with the length, encoded as an integer seven bits at a time.

The string being read. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a 2-byte unsigned integer from the current stream using little-endian encoding and advances the position of the stream by two bytes.

A 2-byte unsigned integer read from this stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads a 4-byte unsigned integer from the current stream and advances the position of the stream by four bytes.

A 4-byte unsigned integer read from this stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Reads an 8-byte unsigned integer from the current stream and advances the position of the stream by eight bytes.

An 8-byte unsigned integer read from this stream. The end of the stream is reached. The stream is closed. An I/O error occurs.

Collection of all _entries contained in a compound file

Collection of all stream _entries contained in a compound file

Collection of all entry names contained in a compound file

Collection of all stream entry names contained in a compound file

Closes the file handle

Returns a handle to a stream with the given name/path. If a path is used, it must be preceeded by '\'. The characters '\' ( if not separators in the path) and '%' must be masked by '%XXXX' where 'XXXX' is the unicode in hex of '\' and '%', respectively

The path of the virtual stream. An object which enables access to the virtual stream.

Represents the MiniFat in a compound file Author: math

Constructor

Handle to the Fat of the compound file Handle to the header of the compound file Handle to the file handler of the compound file Address of the sector where the mini stream starts

Seeks to a given position in a sector of the mini stream

The sector to seek to The position in the sector to seek to The new position in the stream.

Returns the next sector in a chain

The current sector in the chain The next sector in the chain

Initalizes the Fat

Reads the sectors used by the MiniFat

Checks whether the size specified in the header matches the actual size

Provides methods for accessing a compound file. Author: math

Collection of all entry names contained in a compound file

Collection of all stream entry names contained in a compound file

Collection of all _entries contained in a compound file

Collection of all stream _entries contained in a compound file

Returns a handle to the RootDirectoryEntry.

Initalizes a handle to a compound file based on a stream

The stream to the storage

Initalizes a handle to a compound file with the given name

The name of the file including its path

The path of the virtual stream. An object which enables access to the virtual stream.

Returns a handle to a directory entry with the given name/path. If a path is used, it must be preceeded by '\'. The characters '\' ( if not separators in the path) and '%' must be masked by '%XXXX' where 'XXXX' is the unicode in hex of '\' and '%', respectively

The path of the directory entry. An object which enables access to the directory entry.

Closes the file handle

Encapsulates a virtual stream in a compound file Author: math

Initializes a virtual stream

Handle to the fat of the respective file Start sector of the stream (sector 0 is sector immediately following the header) Size of the stream in bytes Name of the stream

The current position within the stream. The supported range is from 0 to 2^31 - 1 = 2147483647 = 2GB

A long value representing the length of the stream in bytes.

Reads bytes from the current position in the virtual stream. The number of bytes to read is determined by the length of the array.

Array which will contain the read bytes after successful execution. The total number of bytes read into the buffer. This might be less than the length of the array if that number of bytes are not currently available, or zero if the end of the stream is reached.

Reads bytes from the current position in the virtual stream.

Array which will contain the read bytes after successful execution. Number of bytes to read. The total number of bytes read into the buffer. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if that number of bytes are not currently available, or zero if the end of the stream is reached.

Reads bytes from a virtual stream.

Array which will contain the read bytes after successful execution. Offset in the array. Number of bytes to read. The total number of bytes read into the buffer. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if that number of bytes are not currently available, or zero if the end of the stream is reached.

Reads bytes from the virtual stream.

Array which will contain the read bytes after successful execution. Offset in the array. Number of bytes to read. Start position in the stream. The total number of bytes read into the buffer. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if that number of bytes are not currently available, or zero if the end of the stream is reached.

Skips bytes in the virtual stream.

Number of bytes to skip. The total number of bytes skipped. This might be less than the number of bytes requested if that number of bytes are not currently available, or zero if the end of the stream is reached.

Initalizes the stream.

Checks whether the size specified in the header matches the actual size

Ctor

Second constructor to create a StreamReader with a MemoryStream.

Reads bytes from the current position in the virtual stream. The number of bytes to read is determined by the length of the array.

Reads bytes from the current position in the virtual stream.

Reads count bytes from the current stream into a byte array and advances the current position by count bytes.

Abstract class of a Fat in a compound file Author: math

Constructor the current context

Write a chain to the fat.

number of entries in the chain

Common base class for stream and storage directory entries Author: math

Name of the directory entry. the current context

Set the initial values

Writes the directory entry to the directory stream of the current context

Empty directory entry used to pad out directory stream. Author: math

Constructor

the current context

Class which represents the fat of a structured storage. Author: math

Constructor

the current context

Writes the difat entries to the fat

Number of difat sectors. Start sector of the difat.

Writes the difat sectors to the output stream of the current context

Marks the difat and fat sectors in the fat and writes the difat and fat data to the output stream of the current context.

Class which represents the header of a structured storage. Author: math

Constructor.

the current context

Initializes header defaults.

Writes the next difat sector (which is one of the first 109) to the header.

Writes the header to the internal stream.

Writes the internal header stream to the given stream.

The stream to which is written to.

Represents the minifat of a structured storage. Author: math

Constructor.

the current context

Writes minifat chain to fat and writes the minifat data to the output stream of the current context.

Class which encapsulates methods which ease writing structured storage components to a stream. Author: math

Returns UInt64.MaxValue because size of stream is not defined yet.

Constructor.

The target memory stream.

Writes a byte to the stream.

The byte to write.

Writes a UInt16 to the stream.

The UInt16 to write.

Writes a UInt32 to the stream.

The UInt32 to write.

Writes a UInt64 to the stream.

The UInt64 to write.

Writes a byte array to the stream.

The byte array to write.

Writes sectors to the stream and padding the sector with the given byte.

The data to write. The size of a sector. The byte which is used for padding

Writes sectors to the stream and padding the sector with the given UInt32.

The data to write. The size of a sector. The UInt32 which is used for padding

Writes the internal memory stream to a given stream.

The output stream.

Class which represents the root directory entry of a structured storage. Author: math

Constructor.

the current context

Writes the mini stream chain to the fat and the mini stream data to the output stream of the current context.

Represents a storage directory entry in a structured storage. Author: math

Constructor.

The name of the directory entry. The current context.

Adds a stream directory entry to this storage directory entry.

The name of the stream directory entry to add. The stream referenced by the stream directory entry

Adds a storage directory entry to this storage directory entry.

The name of the storage directory entry to add. The storage directory entry whic hahs been added.

Sets the clsID.

The clsId to set.

Recursively gets all storage directory entries starting at this directory entry.

A list of directory entries.

The recursive implementation of the method RecursiveGetAllDirectoryEntries().

Creates the red-black-tree recursively

Creates the red-black-tree for this directory entry

Helper function for the method CreateRedBlackTree()

The list of directory entries The height of the balanced red-black-tree The current tree level The root of this red-black-tree

Calculation of the middle index of a list of directory entries.

The input list. The result

Method for comparing directory entries (used in the red-black-tree).

The 1st directory entry. The 2nd directory entry. Comparison result.

Represents a stream directory entry in a structured storage. Author: math

Constructor.

Name of the stream directory entry. The stream referenced by the stream directory entry. The current context.

Writes the referenced stream chain to the fat and the referenced stream data to the output stream of the current context.

Class which pools the different elements of a structured storage in a context. Author math.

Constructor.

Returns a new sid for directory entries in this context.

The new sid.

The root class for creating a structured storage Author: math

Constructor.

Writes the structured storage to a given stream.

The output stream.

Class which represents a virtual stream in a structured storage. Author: math

Constructor.

The input stream. The fat which is used by this stream. The sector size.

Writes the virtual stream chain to the fat and the virtual stream data to the output stream of the current context.

Creates a new EmuValue for the given value.

Converts the EMU to pt

Converts the EMU to twips

returns the original value as string

Specifies an approximation of a real number, where the approximation has a fixed number of digits after the radix point. This type is specified in [MS-OSHARED] section 2.2.1.6. Value of the real number = Integral + ( Fractional / 65536.0 ) Integral (2 bytes): A signed integer that specifies the integral part of the real number. Fractional (2 bytes): An unsigned integer that specifies the fractional part of the real number.

Creates a new PtValue for the given value.

Converts the EMU to pt

Converts the pt value to EMU

Converts the pt value to cm

returns the original value as string

Write a line on error level (is written if level != none)

The dots per inch value that should be used.

Creates a new TwipsValue for the given value.

Converts the twips to pt

Converts the twips to inch

Converts the twips to mm

Converts the twips to cm

Read a length prefixed Unicode string from the given stream. The string must have the following structure:
byte 1 - 4: Character count (cch)
byte 5 - (cch*2)+4: Unicode characters terminated by \0

Read a length prefixed ANSI string from the given stream. The string must have the following structure:
byte 1-4: Character count (cch)
byte 5-cch+4: ANSI characters terminated by \0

The initials of the user who left the annotation.

An index into the string table of comment author names.

Parses the bytes to retrieve a AuthorTable

Characters displayed before/after auto number

Creates a new AutoNumberedListDataDescriptor with defaut values

Parses the bytes to retrieve a AutoNumberedListDataDescriptor

The bytes

Creates a new AutoNumberedListDataDescriptor with default values

Parses the bytes to retrieve a AutoNumberLevelDescriptor

The bytes

Parses the bytes to retrieve a AutoSummaryInfo

The bytes

An unsigned integer that specifies a zero-based index into the PlcfBkl or PlcfBkld that is paired with the PlcfBkf or PlcfBkfd containing this FBKF.
The entry found at said index specifies the location of the end of the bookmark associated with this FBKF.
Ibkl MUST be unique for all FBKFs inside a given PlcfBkf or PlcfBkfd.

24-bit border color

Width of a single line in 1/8pt, max of 32pt

Border type code: 0 none 1 single 2 thick 3 double 5 hairline 6 dot 7 dash large gap 8 dot dash 9 dot dot dash 10 triple 11 thin-thick small gap 12 tick-thin small gap 13 thin-thick-thin small gap 14 thin-thick medium gap 15 thick-thin medium gap 16 thin-thick-thin medium gap 17 thin-thick large gap 18 thick-thin large gap 19 thin-thick-thin large gap 20 wave 21 double wave 22 dash small gap 23 dash dot stroked 24 emboss 3D 25 engrave 3D

Width of space to maintain between border and text within border

When true, border is drawn with shadow. Must be false when BRC is substructure of the TC

It's a nil BRC, bytes are FFFF.

Creates a new BorderCode with default values

Parses the byte for a BRC

Creates a CHP with default properties

Builds a CHP based on a CHPX

The stylesheet The CHPX

Creates a CHPX wich doesn't modify anything.
The grpprl list is empty

Parses the bytes to retrieve a CHPX

The bytes starting with the istd

Signed integer that specifies the size, in bytes, of this structure excluding the name, cCtls, and rTBC fields. Value is given by the following formula: cbTBData = sizeof(tb) + sizeof(rVisualData) + 12

Signed integer that specifies the number of toolbar controls in this toolbar.

Zero-based index array of TBC structures.
The number of elements in this array MUST equal cCtls.

Signed integer that specifies the number of elements in the rCustomizations array.
MUST be greater than 0x0000.

Signed integer that specifies the size, in bytes, of the rtbdc array.
MUST be greater or equal to 0x00000000.

minutes (0-59)

hours (0-23)

day of month (1-31)

month (1-12)

year (1900-2411)-1900

Creates a new DateAndTime with default values

Parses the byte sto retrieve a DateAndTime

The bytes

True when facing pages should be printed

Footnote position code:
0 print as endnotes
1 print as bottom of page
2 print immediately beneath text

Restart index for footnotes:
0 don't restart note numbering
1 restart for each section
2 restart for each page

Initial footnote number for document

When true, swap margins on left/right pages

Compatibility option: when true, don't add automatic tab stops for hanging indent

Compatibility option: when true, don't add extra space for raised or lowered characters

Compatibility option: when true, suppress the paragraph Space Before and Space After options after a page break

Compatibility option: when true, wrap trailing spaces at the end of a line to the next line

Compatibility option: when true, print colors as black on non-color printer

Compatibility option: when true, don't balance columns for Continuous Section starts

Compatibility option: when true, suppress extra line spacing at top of page

Compatibility option: when true, show hard page or column breaks in frames

Compatibility option: when true, swap left and right pages on odd facing pages

Default tab width

Zoom percentage

Zoom type:
0 None
1 Full page
2 Page width

Expand/Codense by whole number of points

Print body text before header/footer

Don't add leading (extra space) between rows of text

USer larger small caps like Word 5.x for the Macintosh

Count of characters tallied by the last Word Count execution

Count of lines tallied by last Word Count operation

Count of characters with spaces

Count of pages tallied by the last Word Count execution

Count of paragraphs tallied by the last Word Count execution

Count of words tallied by last Word Count execution

No grammar errors exist in document

Compatibility option: when set to true, do not convert backslash characters into yen signs

Compatibility option: when set to true, expand character spaces on the line ending SHIFT+RETURN

Compatibility option: when set to true, don‘t underline trailing spaces

Compatibility option: when set to true, don't balance SBCS and DBCS characters

Compatibility option: when set to true, add space for underlines.

Compatibility option: when set to true, substitute fonts based on size.

Compatibility option: when set to true, lines wrap like Word 6.0

Compatibility option: when set to true, set the width of a space like WordPerfect 5

Compatibility option: when set to true, do full justification like WordPerfect 6.x

Compatibility option: when set to true, use printer metrics to lay out the document

Compatibility option: when set to true, lay AutoShapes like Word 97

Compatibility option: when set to true, lay footnotes like Word 6.x/95/97.

Compatibility option: when set to true, don't use HTML paragraph auto spacing

Compatibility option: when set to true, don't adjust line height in tables

Compatibility option: when set to 1, forget last tab alignment

Compatibility option: when set to 1, use auto space like Word 95

Compatibility option: when set to 1, align table rows independently

Compatibility option: when set to 1, lay out tables with raw width

Compatibility option: when set to 1, allow table rows to lay out apart

Compatibility option: when set to 1, use Word 97 line breaking rules for East Asian text

Compatibility option: Do not break wrapped tables across pages.

Compatibility option: Do not snap text to grid while in a table with inline objects.

Compatibility option: Select the entire field with the first or last character

Compatibility option: Apply breaking rules

Compatibility option: Do not allow hanging punctuation with character grid

Compatibility option: Do not use Asian break rules for line breaks with character grid.

Compatibility option: Use the Word 2002 table style rules.
Word 2002 places the top border of a column under the heading row, rather than above it as Word 2003 does.
Word 2003 applies the top border of a column in a more intuitive place when there is a header row in the table. This new behavior also fixes an issue with shading not displaying correctly for cells using conditional formatting.

Compatibility option: Allow tables set to ―autofit to contents‖ to extend into the margins when in Print Layout.
Word 2003 does not allow this by default.

Do not embed system fonts in this document

Internal: filter state for the Styles and Formatting Pane.

Parses the bytes to retrieve a DocumentProperties

True if we're kerning punctation

Parses the bytes to retrieve a DocumentTypographyInfo

The bytes

The number of grid squares (in the y direction) between each gridline drawn on the screen. 0 means don‘t display any gridlines in the y direction.

The number of grid squares (in the x direction) between each gridline drawn on the screen. 0 means don‘t display any gridlines in the y direction.

If true, the grid will start at the left and top margins and ignore xaGrid and yaGrid

Parses the bytes to retrieve a DrawingObjectGrid

Creates a new DropCapSpecifier with default values

Parses the bytes to retrieve a DropCapSpecifier

Shape Identifier. Used in conjunction with the office art data (found via fcDggInfo in the FIB) to find the actual data for this shape.

Left of rectangle enclosing shape relative to the origin of the shape

Top of rectangle enclosing shape relative to the origin of the shape

Right of rectangle enclosing shape relative to the origin of the shape

Bottom of the rectangle enclosing shape relative to the origin of the shape

Text wrapping mode
0 like 2, but doesn‘t require absolute object
1 no text next to shape
2 wrap around absolute object
3 wrap as if no object present
4 wrap tightly around object
5 wrap tightly, but allow holes
6-15 reserved for future use

When true, font is a TrueType font

Font family id

Character set identifier

Pitch request

Name of font

Alternative name of the font

Panose

Font sinature

Count of runs for that FKP

Each value is the limit of a paragraph or run of exception text

An array of bytes where each byte is the word offset of a CHPX.

Consists all of the CHPXs stored in this FKP.

Parses the 0Table (or 1Table) for FKP _entries containing CHPX

The FileInformationBlock The WordDocument stream The 0Table stream

An array of the BX data structure.
BX is a 13 byte data structure. The first byte of each is the word offset of the PAPX.

grppapx consists of all of the PAPXs stored in FKP concatenated end to end. Each PAPX begins with a count of words which records its length padded to a word boundary.

Parses the 0Table (or 1Table) for FKP _entries containing PAPX

The FileInformationBlock The WordDocument stream The 0Table stream

Returns a list of all PAPX FCs between they given boundaries.

The lower boundary The upper boundary The FileInformationBlock The VirtualStream "WordStream" The VirtualStream "0Table" or "1Table" The FCs

Returnes a list of all ParagraphPropertyExceptions which correspond to text between the given offsets.

The lower boundary The upper boundary The FileInformationBlock The VirtualStream "WordStream" The VirtualStream "0Table" or "1Table" The FCs

An unsigned integer that MUST be 0xFFFFFFFF.

Specifies the type of the form field.

An unsigned integer. If iType is iTypeText (0), then iRes MUST be 0.
If iType is iTypeChck (1), then iRes specifies the state of the checkbox and MUST be 0 (unchecked), 1 (checked), or 25 (undefined).
Undefined checkboxes are treated as unchecked.
If iType is iTypeDrop (2), then iRes specifies the current selected list box item.
A value of 25 specifies the selection is undefined. Otherwise, iRes is a zero-based index into FFData.hsttbDropList.

Specifies the type of the textbox

A bool that specifies whether the field‘s value is automatically calculated after the field is modified.

An unsigned integer that specifies the maximum length, in characters, of the value of the textbox.

MUST NOT exceed 32767.
A value of 0 means there is no maximum length of the value of the textbox.
MUST be 0 if iType is not iTypeText (0).

An unsigned integer.

If iType is iTypeChck (1), then hps specifies the size, in half-points, of the checkbox and MUST be between 2 and 3168, inclusive.
If bitiType is not iTypeChck (1), then hps is undefined and MUST be ignored.

An string that specifies the name of this form field.

The length MUST NOT exceed 20.

An optional Xstz that specifies the default text of this textbox.

This structure MUST exist if and only if iType is iTypeTxt (0).
The length MUST NOT exceed 255.
If iTypeTxt is either iTypeTxtCurDate (3) or iTypeTxtCurTime (4), then xstzTextDef MUST be an empty string.
If iTypeTxt is iTypeTxtCalc (5), then xstzTextDef specifies an expression to calculate.

An optional unsigned integer that specifies the default state of the checkbox or dropdown list box.

MUST exist if and only if iType is iTypeChck (1) or iTypeDrop (2).
If iType is iTypeChck (1), then wDef MUST be 0 or 1 and specify the default state of the checkbox as unchecked or checked, respectively.
If iType is iTypeDrop (2), then wDef MUST be less than the number of items in the dropdown list box and specify the default item selected (zero-based index).

An string that specifies the string format of the textbox.

MUST be an empty string if iType is not iTypeTxt (0).
The length MUST NOT exceed 64.
Valid formatting strings are specified in [ECMA-376] part 4, section 2.16.22 format (Text Box Form Field Formatting).

An string that specifies the help text for the form field.

The length MUST NOT exceed 255.

An string that specifies the status bar text for the form field.

The length MUST NOT exceed 138.

An string that specifies a macro to run upon entry of the form field.

The length MUST NOT exceed 32.

An string that specifies a macro to run after the value of the form field has changed.

The length MUST NOT exceed 32.

Creates a new FFData by reading the data from the given stream.
The position must already be set.

Specifies that the form field is a textbox.

Specifies that the form field is a checkbox.

Specifies that the form field is a dropdown list box.

Specifies that the textbox value is regular text.

Specifies that the textbox value is a number.

Specifies that the textbox value is a date or time.

Specifies that the textbox value is the current date.

Specifies that the textbox value is the current time.

Specifies that the textbox value is calculated from an expression. The expression is given by xstzTextDef.

Creates a new LineSpacingDescriptor with empty values

Parses the bytes to retrieve a LineSpacingDescriptor

Unique List ID

Unique template code

Array of shorts containing the istd‘s linked to each level of the list, or ISTD_NIL (4095) if no style is linked.

True if this is a simple (one-level) list.
False if this is a multilevel (nine-level) list.

When true, list is a hybrid multilevel/simple (UI=simple, internal=multilevel)

Array of ListLevel describing the several levels of the list.

Parses the StreamReader to retrieve a ListData

List ID of corresponding ListData

Count of levels whose format is overridden

Array of all levels whose format is overridden

Parses the given Stream Reader to retrieve a ListFormatOverride

Parses the bytes to retrieve a ListFormatOverrideLevel

Start at value for this list level

Number format code (see anld.nfc for a list of options)

Alignment (left, right, or centered) of the paragraph number.

Contains the character offsets into the LVL’s XST of the inherited numbers of previous levels.
The XST contains place holders for any paragraph numbers contained in the text of the number, and the place holder contains the ilvl of the inherited number, so lvl.xst[lvl.rgbxchNums[0]] == the level of the first inherited number in this level.

The type of character following the number text for the paragraph.

Length, in bytes, of the LVL‘s grpprlChpx.

Length, in bytes, of the LVL‘s grpprlPapx.

Parses the given StreamReader to retrieve a LVL struct

Unsigned integer that specifies the name of the macro.
Macro name is specified by MacroName.xstz of the MacroName entry in the MacroNames such that MacroName.ibst equals ibst.
MacroNames MUST contain such an entry.

An unsigned integer that specifies the index into the CommandStringTable (CommandTable.CommandStringTable) where the macro‘s name and arguments are specified.

A signed integer that specifies the size, in bytes, of this structure.

An unsigned integer that specifies the number of bytes from the beginning of this structure to the beginning of binData. MUST be 0x44.

The interpretation of binData depends on the field type of the field containing the picture character and is given by the following table:

REF: HyperlinkFieldData
PAGEREF: HyperlinkFieldData
NOTEREF: HyperlinkFieldData

FORMTEXT: FormFieldData
FORMCHECKBOX: FormFieldData
FORMDROPDOWN: FormFieldData

PRIVATE: Custom binary data that is specified by the add-in that inserted this field.
ADDIN: Custom binary data that is specified by the add-in that inserted this field.
HYPERLINK: HyperlinkFieldData

Index into xst of the locations of paragraph number place holders for each level

Number format code for the paragraph number place holders for each level

Numeric value for each place holder in xst

The text string for the paragraph number, containing level place holders

Creates a new NumberRevisionMarkData with default values

Parses the bytes to retrieve a NumberRevisionMarkData

The bytes

Searches the matching shape

The shape ID The ShapeContainer

An array of ANLV structures describing how heading numbers should be displayed fpr each of Word's 0 outline heading levels

Text before/after number

Creates a new OutlineLiSTData with default values

Parses the bytes to retrieve a OutlineLiSTData

The bytes

Parses the bytes to retrieve a ParagraphHeight

The bytes

Index to style descriptor of the style from which the paragraph inherits its paragraph and character properties

Creates a PAPX wich doesn't modify anything.
The grpprl list is empty

Parses the bytes to retrieve a PAPX

The bytes starting with the istd

Specifies the mapping mode in which the picture is drawn.

Specifies the size of the metafile picture for all modes except the MM_ISOTROPIC and MM_ANISOTROPIC modes.
(For more information about these modes, see the yExt member.)
The x-extent specifies the width of the rectangle within which the picture is drawn.
The coordinates are in units that correspond to the mapping mode.

Specifies the size of the metafile picture for all modes except the MM_ISOTROPIC and MM_ANISOTROPIC modes.
The y-extent specifies the height of the rectangle within which the picture is drawn.
The coordinates are in units that correspond to the mapping mode.
For MM_ISOTROPIC and MM_ANISOTROPIC modes, which can be scaled, the xExt and yExt members contain an optional suggested size in MM_HIMETRIC units.
For MM_ANISOTROPIC pictures, xExt and yExt can be zero when no suggested size is supplied.
For MM_ISOTROPIC pictures, an aspect ratio must be supplied even when no suggested size is given.
(If a suggested size is given, the aspect ratio is implied by the size.)
To give an aspect ratio without implying a suggested size, set xExt and yExt to negative values whose ratio is the appropriate aspect ratio.
The magnitude of the negative xExt and yExt values is ignored; only the ratio is used.

Handle to a memory metafile.

Horizontal measurement in twips of the rectangle the picture should be imaged within.

Vertical measurement in twips of the rectangle the picture should be imaged within.

Horizontal scaling factor supplied by user expressed in .001% units

Vertical scaling factor supplied by user expressed in .001% units

The data of the windows metafile picture (WMF)

Border above picture

Border to the left of the picture

Border below picture

Border to the right of the picture

Horizontal offset of hand annotation origin

vertical offset of hand annotation origin

Parses the CHPX for a fcPic an loads the PictureDescriptor at this offset

The CHPX that holds a SPRM for fcPic

Returns the fcPic into the "data" stream, where the PIC begins. Returns -1 if the CHPX has no fcPic.

The CHPX

File offset of beginning of piece.
This is relative to the beginning of the WordDocument stream.

The encoding of the piece

Parses the bytes to retrieve a PieceDescriptor

The bytes

A list of PieceDescriptor standing for each piece of text.

A dictionary with character positions as keys and the matching FCs as values

A dictionary with file character positions as keys and the matching CPs as values

Parses the pice table and creates a list of PieceDescriptors.

The FIB The 0Table or 1Table stream

Retruns the struct that matches the given character position.

The character position The matching struct

A list of the sprms that encode the differences between CHP for a character and the PAP for the paragraph style used.

A signed integer that specifies the position in the WordDocument Stream where a Sepx structure is located.

Parses the bytes to retrieve a SectionPropertyExceptions

The bytes starting with the grpprl

24-bit foreground color

24-bit background color

Shading pattern

Creates a new ShadingDescriptor with default values

Parses the bytes to retrieve a ShadingDescriptor.

The bytes

Identifies the type of a SPRM

The operation code identifies the property of the PAP/CHP/PIC/SEP/TAP which sould be modified

The type of the SPRM

The arguments which is applied to the property

parses the byte to retrieve a SPRM

The bytes

Get be used to get the size of the sprm's operand. Returns 0 if the Operation failed and 255 if the size is variable

the 3 bits for spra (as byte) the size (as byte)

An array of 16-bit signed integer that specifies horizontal distance in twips.
MUST be greater than or equal to -31680 and less than or equal to 31680.

An array of TC80 that specifies the default formatting for a cell in the table.
Each TC80 in the array corresponds to the equivalent column in the table.
If there are fewer TC80s than columns, the remaining columns are formatted with the default TC80 formatting.
If there are more TC80s than columns, the excess TC80s MUST be ignored.

A value from the following table that specifies how this cell merges horizontally with the neighboring cells in the same row.
MUST be one of the following values:
0 The cell is not merged with the cells on either side of it. 1 The cell is one of a set of horizontally merged cells. It contributes its layout region to the set and its own contents are not rendered. 2, 3 The cell is the first cell in a set of horizontally merged cells. The contents and formatting of this cell extend into any consecutive cells following it that are designated as part of the merged set.

A value from the TextFlow enumeration that specifies rotation settings for the text in the cell.

A value from the VerticalMergeFlag enumeration that specifies how this cell merges vertically with the cells above or below it.

A value from the VerticalAlign enumeration that specifies how contents inside this cell are aligned.

An Fts that specifies the unit of measurement for the wWidth field in the TC80 structure.

Specifies whether the contents of the cell are to be stretched out such that the full cell width is used.

When set, specifies that the preferred layout of the contents of this cell are as a single line, and cell widths can be adjusted to accommodate long lines.
This preference is ignored when the preferred width of this cell is set to ftsDxa.

When set, specifies that this cell is rendered with no height if all cells in the row are empty.

An integer that specifies the preferred width of the cell. The width includes cell margins, but does not include cell spacing. MUST be non-negative.
The unit of measurement depends on ftsWidth. If ftsWidth is set to ftsPercent, the value is a fraction of the width of the entire table.

The StyleSheetInformation of the stylesheet.

The list contains all styles.

Parses the streams to retrieve a StyleSheet.

The FileInformationBlock The 0Table or 1Table stream

The name of the style

Invariant style identifier

style kind

base style

number of UPXs (and UPEs)

next style

hidden from UI?

Do not show this style in long style lists

Locked style?

Is this style linked to another?

A StyleSheetDescription can have a PAPX.
If the style doesn't modify paragraph properties, papx is null.

A StyleSheetDescription can have a CHPX.
If the style doesn't modify character properties, chpx is null.

A StyleSheetDescription can have a TAPX.
If the style doesn't modify table properties, tapx is null.

Creates an empty STD object

Parses the bytes to retrieve a StyleSheetDescription

The bytes The "Data" stream (optional, can be null)

Count of styles in stylesheet

Length of STD Base as stored in a file

Max sti known when this file was written

This is a list of the default fonts for this style sheet.
The first is for ASCII characters (0-127), the second is for East Asian characters, and the third is the default font for non-East Asian, non-ASCII text.

Size of each lsd in mpstilsd
The count of lsd's is stiMaxWhenSaved

latent style data (size == stiMaxWhenSaved upon save!)

Parses the bytes to retrieve a StyleSheetInformation

Justification code:
0 left tab
1 centered tab
2 right tab
3 decimal tab
4 bar

Tab leader code:
0 no leader
1 dotted leader
2 hyphenated leader
3 single line leader
4 heavy line leader
5 middle dot

Parses the bytes to retrieve a TabDescriptor

The byte

Creates a TAPX wich doesn't modify anything.
The grpprl list is empty

Parses the bytes to retrieve a TAPX

The bytes starting with the istd

Extracts the TAPX SPRMs out of a PAPX

Unsigned integer that specifies the toolbar control identifier for this toolbar control.
MUST be 0x0001 when the toolbar control is a custom toolbar control or MUST be equal to one of the values listed in [MS-CTDOC] section 2.2 or in [MS-CTXLS] section 2.2 when the toolbar control is not a custom toolbar control.

Signed integer that specifies the count of total bytes, excluding this field, in the TBCBitmap structure plus 10. Value is given by the following formula:
cbDIB = sizeOf(biHeader) + sizeOf(colors) + sizeOf(bitmapData) + 10
MUST be greater or equal to 40, and MUST be less or equal to 65576.

Signed integer that specifies if customizationData contains a CTB structure or an array of TBDelta structures.
MUST be greater than or equal to 0x00000000.
If value equals 0x00000000, customizationData MUST contain a CTB structure.
If value does not equal 0x00000000, customizationData MUST contain an array of TBDelta structures and the value of this field specifies the toolbar identifier of the toolbar affected by the TBDelta structures contained in the array.

Signed integer that specifies, if tbidForTBD is not equal to 0x00000000, the number of TBDelta structures contained in the customizationData array.
MUST be 0x0000 if tbidForTBD equals 0x00000000.

A dictionary that contains all SEPX of the document.
The key is the CP at which sections ends.
The value is the SEPX that formats the section.

A dictionary that contains all PAPX of the document.
The key is the FC at which the paragraph starts.
The value is the PAPX that formats the paragraph.

A Plex containing all section descriptors

Contains the names of all author who revised something in the document

The stream "WordDocument"

The stream "0Table" or "1Table"

The stream called "Data"

The StructuredStorageFile itself

The file information block of the word document

All text of the Word document

The style sheet of the document

A list of all font names, used in the doucument

A plex with all ATRDPre10 structs

An array with all ATRDPost10 structs

A list that contains all formatting information of the lists and numberings in the document.

The drawing object table ....

Each character position specifies the beginning of a range of text that constitutes the contents of an AutoText item.

Describes the breaks inside the textbox subdocument

Describes the breaks inside the header textbox subdocument

The DocumentProperties of the word document

A list that contains all overriding formatting information of the lists and numberings in the document.

A list of all FKPs that contain PAPX

A list of all FKPs that contain CHPX

A table that contains the positions of the headers and footer in the text.

Returns a list of all CHPX which are valid for the given FCs.

The lower boundary The upper boundary The FCs

Returnes a list of all CharacterPropertyExceptions which correspond to text between the given boundaries.

The lower boundary The upper boundary The FCs

The path of the object in the storage

The the value is true, the object is a linked object

CHPX flags are special flags because the can be 0,1,128 and 129, so this method overrides the appendFlagElement method.

The source of the conversion.

This is the target of the conversion.
The result will be written to the parts of this document.

The settings of the XmlWriter which writes to the part

A list thta contains all revision ids.

Adds a new RSID to the list

Writes a date attribute to the given writer

Appends a date attribute to the given Element

Creates a new DocumentMapping that writes to the given XmlWriter

Creates a new DocumentMapping that creates a new XmLWriter on to the given ContentPart

Writes the table starts at the given cp value

The cp at where the table begins The character pointer to the first character after this table

Writes the table row that starts at the given cp value and ends at the next row end mark

The cp at where the row begins The character pointer to the first character after this row

Writes the table cell that starts at the given cp value and ends at the next cell end mark

The cp at where the cell begins The TAPX that formats the row to which the cell belongs The index of this cell in the grid The grid The grid The character pointer to the first character after this cell

Builds a list that contains the width of the several columns of the table.

Finds the FC of the next row end mark.

Some CP before the row end The CP of the next row end mark The FC of the next row end mark

Finds the FC of the next row end mark.

Writes a Paragraph that starts at the given cp and ends at the next paragraph end mark or section end mark

Writes a Paragraph that starts at the given cpStart and ends at the given cpEnd

Set if this paragraph is the last paragraph of a section

Writes a run with the given characters and CHPX

Writes the given text to the document

Writes a bookmark start element at the given position

Writes a bookmark end element at the given position

Splits a list of characters into several lists

Searches for bookmarks in the list of characters.

A List with all bookmarks indices in the given character list

Searches the given List for the next FieldEnd character.

The List of chars The position where the search should start The TextMark The position of the next FieldEnd mark

Checks if the PAPX is old

The PAPX

Checks if the CHPX is special

The CHPX

Looks into the section table to find out if this CP is the end of a section

Finds the PAPX that is valid for the given FC.

Finds the SEPX that is valid for the given CP.

Converts the number text of the binary format to the number text of OOXML. OOXML uses different placeholders for the numbers.

The number text of the binary format

Converts the number format code of the binary format.

The number format code The OOXML attribute value

Writes the embedded OLE object from the ObjectPool of the binary file to the OpenXml Package.

Collects the revision data of a CHPX

Creates a new SectionPropertiesMapping which writes the properties to the given writer

The XmlWriter

Creates a new SectionPropertiesMapping which appends the properties to a given node.

The sectPr node

Converts the given SectionPropertyExceptions

Generates a style id for custom style names or returns the build-in identifier for build-in styles.

The StyleSheetDescription

Chooses the correct style name. Word 2007 needs the identifier instead of the stylename for translating it into the UI language.

The StyleSheetDescription

Writes the "NormalTable" default style

The grind span of this cell

Returns the index of the last occurence of an sprmTTableBorders or sprmTTableBorders80 sprm.

The grpprl of sprms The index or -1 if no sprm is in the list

Writes a border element

The name of the element The BorderCode object

Copies the picture from the binary stream to the zip archive and creates the relationships for the image.

The PictureDescriptor The created ImagePart

Converts a group of shapes

Converts a single shape

Returns the OpenXML fill type of a fill effect

Returns the OpenXML wrap type of the shape

Build the VML wrapcoords string for a given pWrapPolygonVertices

Copies the picture from the binary stream to the zip archive and creates the relationships for the image.

The PictureDescriptor The created ImagePart

Generates a string id for the given shape

Returns the id of the referenced type

Represents Doc format provider.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Gets the supported extensions.

The supported extensions.

Gets a value indicating whether can import.

The value indicating whether can import.

Gets a value indicating whether can export.

The value indicating whether can export.

Imports the specified input.

The input stream containing the doc file. The imported document.