#CUSTOM BULLET POINTS FOR WORD CODE#

What I want is to insert that list at a custom posiztion into the document (e.g.

This inserts a nicely formatted multi-level bullet list (with custom XML parts bound to content controls) to the end of the document. The best solution I've achieved so far, is to specify the Document.Content range as the argument for the MapToCustomControlsIn method. modifying the range inside of the class) failed even harder. I know that my problems are related to the argument Word.Range object reference, but all other solutions I tried (e.g. The OnClickButton method in the file Ribbon.cs invokes my custom mapper class. Private void ApplyListTemplate(Word.ListGallery listGallery, Word.ListFormat listFormat, int level = 1)ДЄpplyTo: ,ДefaultListBehavior: 10ListBehavior,Д®DIT (): I've set up a GitHub repository here which demonstrates my problem with the Word.Range objects. This.ApplyListTemplate(listGallery, listFormat, 2) This.ApplyListTemplate(listGallery, listFormat, 1) TODO At the end of the document, the ranges are automatically expanded and inbetween not? private void buttonTestStatic_Click(object sender, RibbonControlEventArgs e) Eventually someone can help me to fix that bothersome problem. I will create a Gist on GitHub with my actual CustomXMLPart binding class this evening. The only thing I want to do is to insert one element after another (is it impossible to create a content control inside a paragraph, so that the text of the paragraph is followed by the content control?) and to to that in any Range of a Document. I've tried a lot so far (I'm almost losing it), but it's all cargo-cult to me. As far as I can see, this is related to the (automatic or non-automatic) extension of the Range objects. to the start of the document), the list is destroyed. As soon as I change the current selection (e.g. To conclude my problem: I am able to create multi-level bullet lists at the end of the document only. I've created the following simple example to demonstrate the (erroneous) behavior. Last friday I thought I have achieved what I wanted to, but this morning I noticed, that my solution only works if the insertion point is at the end of the document.

Delete the last paragraph, since otherwise the list ends with an empty sub-item. 'Root Item A', 'Root Item B', 'Root Item C'ДЇor (int i = 0 i < rootItems.Length ++i)ДЇor (int j = 0 j < subItems.Length ++j)

#CUSTOM BULLET POINTS FOR WORD CODE#

But the problem remains, the code is a mess. By introducing recursion, one would be able to create a bullet list with infinite levels (theoretically). I've just hacked something together that outputs two arrays as a bullet list with two levels (the array with the sub-items is used for each root-item, to keep it simple). Two other questions related to bullet lists exist on Stack Overflow, but both do not help me (the source code above is one answer to the second question): My goal is to create a multi-level list from XML data (more specific a CustomXMLNode object) via shorthand methods that I haven't discovered yet? So my question is: Does a better approach exist to create a multi-level bullet list via Word.Interop, e.g. The format has to be applied at a VERY specific point and I have to manually indent and outdent the created paragraphs. The code does exactly what I want (after a lot of try and error!), but it's horrible in my opinion. ATTENTION: We have to indent the paragraph AFTER its text has been set, otherwise this has no effect. Without this, the the indent of 'Item 2' differs from the indent of 'Item 1'. ATTENTION: We have to outdent the paragraph AFTER its list format has been set, otherwise this has no effect. I've just created the following example (not dynamic yet, just for demonstration purposes) in a VSTO document-level project for Microsoft Office Word 2010 in the programming language C#: Word.Paragraph paragraph = null I need to create a multi-level bullet list via and I am currently struggling with its (horrible) API (again).

Custom bullet points for word