groups property

RevisionCollection.groups property

Collection of revision groups.

@property
def groups(self) -> aspose.words.RevisionGroupCollection:
    ...

Examples

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

doc = aw.Document(MY_DIR + 'Revisions.docx')
revisions = doc.revisions
# This collection itself has a collection of revision groups.
# Each group is a sequence of adjacent revisions.
print(revisions.groups.count, 'revision groups:')
# Iterate over the collection of groups and print the text that the revision concerns.
for group in revisions.groups:
    print(f'\tGroup type "{group.revision_type}", ' + f'author: {group.author}, contents: [{group.text.strip()}]')
# Each Run that a revision affects gets a corresponding Revision object.
# The revisions' collection is considerably larger than the condensed form we printed above,
# depending on how many Runs we have segmented the document into during Microsoft Word editing.
print(f'\n{revisions.count} revisions:')
for revision in revisions:
    # A StyleDefinitionChange strictly affects styles and not document nodes. This means the "parent_style"
    # property will always be in use, while the "parent_node" will always be None.
    # Since all other changes affect nodes, "parent_node" will conversely be in use, and "parent_style" will be None.
    if revision.revision_type == aw.RevisionType.STYLE_DEFINITION_CHANGE:
        print(f'\tRevision type "{revision.revision_type}", ' + f'author: {revision.author}, style: [{revision.parent_style.name}]')
    else:
        print(f'\tRevision type "{revision.revision_type}", ' + f'author: {revision.author}, contents: [{revision.parent_node.get_text().strip()}]')
# Reject all revisions via the collection, reverting the document to its original form.
revisions.reject_all()
self.assertEqual(0, revisions.count)

groups property

RevisionCollection.groups property

Examples

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