Interface ITableStyle

Styling for tables.

Inherited Members
Namespace: IronWord.Models
Assembly: IronWord.dll
Syntax
public interface ITableStyle : IDerivedStyle

ITableStyle is the styling contract a table reads its appearance from when a document is built or edited in C#. It standardizes how borders and inherited styling are exposed, so code that formats a table can work against the contract rather than a single concrete style class. The contract surfaces Borders, the TableBorders drawn around and inside the table, and InheritedStyle, the ITableStyle a table falls back to when it does not override a value itself.

The concrete implementor in IronWord is TableStyle, which most code instantiates and assigns directly; the interface matters when a routine accepts a style by contract or inspects the inherited chain. ITableStyle extends IDerivedStyle, which contributes the shared BaseStyle member, so a table style participates in the same derived-style model as the other style contracts. Set Borders to control the lines a reader sees, and read InheritedStyle to discover the defaults a table picks up before any explicit overrides.

The add table how-to walks through building a table, and the add table example has a worked listing.

Properties

Borders

The borders for the table.

Declaration
TableBorders Borders { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
TableBorders

InheritedStyle

Inherited style for tables.

Declaration
ITableStyle InheritedStyle { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
ITableStyle

Inherited members

BaseStyle