Where does ITableRowStyle live in the IronWord API?

ITableRowStyle is an interface in the IronWord.Models namespace, shipped in IronWord.dll. It extends IDerivedStyle, IStyle, IWordDocumentObjectProperty, and IDocumentObjectProperty, and declares no members of its own.

What implements ITableRowStyle in IronWord?

TableRowStyle implements ITableRowStyle. Because the interface adds no members of its own, you set the style values it inherits from IDerivedStyle and IStyle on the concrete TableRowStyle and apply that to a table row.

Interface ITableRowStyle

Style for table rows.

Namespace: IronWord.Models

Assembly: IronWord.dll

Syntax

public interface ITableRowStyle

When styling applies to a whole table row in a Word document, ITableRowStyle is the contract that represents it. It is the row-level peer of the cell and paragraph style contracts, marking a style as the one that governs a table row so code can treat row styling through a shared type rather than the concrete class.

The concrete implementor in IronWord is TableRowStyle. The interface declares no members of its own; it composes the style surface it offers from the contracts it extends, so what you read and set lives on the inherited IDerivedStyle and IStyle members rather than on ITableRowStyle directly. In practice you create a TableRowStyle, set the inherited style values it carries, and apply it to a row; the interface exists so a row style can be passed and stored alongside the other style kinds under one common type. Reach for the concrete TableRowStyle when building or adjusting the formatting, and use the interface when code handles styles uniformly.

The add table how-to builds a styled table, and the add table example shows row formatting in context.