Interface IDocumentStyle

Namespace: IronPPT.Interfaces

Assembly: IronPPT.dll

Syntax

public interface IDocumentStyle

Identity and state for a reusable style in a presentation live behind IDocumentStyle. The contract exposes a StyleId string that names the style so it can be referenced and shared, and a Status of type ElementStatus that tracks the style's state as a document is edited. Coding against the contract lets styling logic look up or tag a style without knowing which concrete style type it is.

The implementor in IronPPT is the abstract DocumentStyle base, which the concrete style types in the model derive from to gain a shared identifier and status. A developer typically reads StyleId to match a style to an element or sets it when registering a custom style, while Status is maintained as the style participates in the document. Because the contract is deliberately small, it focuses on the two facts every style needs: what it is called and where it stands.

string id = style.StyleId;
ElementStatus state = style.Status;

The paragraph style example builds and applies styles, and the add text how-to covers formatting that styles drive.

Properties

Status

Declaration

ElementStatus Status { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ElementStatus

StyleId

Declaration

string StyleId { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
System.String