Equals

Equals(TabStopCollection)

Determines whether the specified TabStopCollection is equal in value to the current TabStopCollection.

public bool Equals(TabStopCollection rhs)

Examples

Shows how to work with a document’s collection of tab stops.

Document doc = new Document();
DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);

TabStopCollection tabStops = builder.ParagraphFormat.TabStops;

// 72 points is one "inch" on the Microsoft Word tab stop ruler.
tabStops.Add(new TabStop(72.0));
tabStops.Add(new TabStop(432.0, TabAlignment.Right, TabLeader.Dashes));

Assert.AreEqual(2, tabStops.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(tabStops[0].IsClear);
Assert.IsFalse(tabStops[0].Equals(tabStops[1]));

// Every "tab" character takes the builder's cursor to the location of the next tab stop.
builder.Writeln("Start\tTab 1\tTab 2");

ParagraphCollection paragraphs = doc.FirstSection.Body.Paragraphs;

Assert.AreEqual(2, paragraphs.Count);

// Each paragraph gets its tab stop collection, which clones its values from the document builder's tab stop collection.
Assert.AreEqual(paragraphs[0].ParagraphFormat.TabStops, paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops);
Assert.AreNotSame(paragraphs[0].ParagraphFormat.TabStops, paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops);

// A tab stop collection can point us to TabStops before and after certain positions.
Assert.AreEqual(72.0, tabStops.Before(100.0).Position);
Assert.AreEqual(432.0, tabStops.After(100.0).Position);

// We can clear a paragraph's tab stop collection to revert to the default tabbing behavior.
paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops.Clear();

Assert.AreEqual(0, paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops.Count);

doc.Save(ArtifactsDir + "TabStopCollection.TabStopCollection.docx");

See Also

Equals(object)

Determines whether the specified object is equal in value to the current object.

public override bool Equals(object obj)

Examples

Shows how to work with a document’s collection of tab stops.

Document doc = new Document();
DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);

TabStopCollection tabStops = builder.ParagraphFormat.TabStops;

// 72 points is one "inch" on the Microsoft Word tab stop ruler.
tabStops.Add(new TabStop(72.0));
tabStops.Add(new TabStop(432.0, TabAlignment.Right, TabLeader.Dashes));

Assert.AreEqual(2, tabStops.Count);
Assert.IsFalse(tabStops[0].IsClear);
Assert.IsFalse(tabStops[0].Equals(tabStops[1]));

// Every "tab" character takes the builder's cursor to the location of the next tab stop.
builder.Writeln("Start\tTab 1\tTab 2");

ParagraphCollection paragraphs = doc.FirstSection.Body.Paragraphs;

Assert.AreEqual(2, paragraphs.Count);

// Each paragraph gets its tab stop collection, which clones its values from the document builder's tab stop collection.
Assert.AreEqual(paragraphs[0].ParagraphFormat.TabStops, paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops);
Assert.AreNotSame(paragraphs[0].ParagraphFormat.TabStops, paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops);

// A tab stop collection can point us to TabStops before and after certain positions.
Assert.AreEqual(72.0, tabStops.Before(100.0).Position);
Assert.AreEqual(432.0, tabStops.After(100.0).Position);

// We can clear a paragraph's tab stop collection to revert to the default tabbing behavior.
paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops.Clear();

Assert.AreEqual(0, paragraphs[1].ParagraphFormat.TabStops.Count);

doc.Save(ArtifactsDir + "TabStopCollection.TabStopCollection.docx");

See Also

TabStopCollection.Clear TabStopCollection.GetHashCode