RevisionType enumeration

RevisionType enumeration

Specifies the type of change being tracked in Revision.

Members

Name	Description
INSERTION	New content was inserted in the document.
DELETION	Content was removed from the document.
FORMAT_CHANGE	Change of formatting was applied to the parent node.
STYLE_DEFINITION_CHANGE	Change of formatting was applied to the parent style.
MOVING	Content was moved in the document.

Examples

Shows how to work with revisions in a document.

class ExRevision(ApiExampleBase):

    def test_revisions(self):
        doc = aw.Document()
        builder = aw.DocumentBuilder(doc=doc)
        # Normal editing of the document does not count as a revision.
        builder.write('This does not count as a revision. ')
        self.assertFalse(doc.has_revisions)
        # To register our edits as revisions, we need to declare an author, and then start tracking them.
        doc.start_track_revisions(author='John Doe', date_time=datetime.datetime.now())
        builder.write('This is revision #1. ')
        self.assertTrue(doc.has_revisions)
        self.assertEqual(1, doc.revisions.count)
        # This flag corresponds to the "Review" -> "Tracking" -> "Track Changes" option in Microsoft Word.
        # The "StartTrackRevisions" method does not affect its value,
        # and the document is tracking revisions programmatically despite it having a value of "false".
        # If we open this document using Microsoft Word, it will not be tracking revisions.
        self.assertFalse(doc.track_revisions)
        # We have added text using the document builder, so the first revision is an insertion-type revision.
        revision = doc.revisions[0]
        self.assertEqual('John Doe', revision.author)
        self.assertEqual('This is revision #1. ', revision.parent_node.get_text())
        self.assertEqual(aw.RevisionType.INSERTION, revision.revision_type)
        self.assertEqual(revision.date_time.date(), datetime.datetime.now().date())
        self.assertEqual(doc.revisions.groups[0], revision.group)
        # Remove a run to create a deletion-type revision.
        doc.first_section.body.first_paragraph.runs[0].remove()
        # Adding a new revision places it at the beginning of the revision collection.
        self.assertEqual(aw.RevisionType.DELETION, doc.revisions[0].revision_type)
        self.assertEqual(2, doc.revisions.count)
        # Insert revisions show up in the document body even before we accept/reject the revision.
        # Rejecting the revision will remove its nodes from the body. Conversely, nodes that make up delete revisions
        # also linger in the document until we accept the revision.
        self.assertEqual('This does not count as a revision. This is revision #1.', doc.get_text().strip())
        # Accepting the delete revision will remove its parent node from the paragraph text
        # and then remove the collection's revision itself.
        doc.revisions[0].accept()
        self.assertEqual(1, doc.revisions.count)
        self.assertEqual('This is revision #1.', doc.get_text().strip())
        builder.writeln('')
        builder.write('This is revision #2.')
        # Now move the node to create a moving revision type.
        node = doc.first_section.body.paragraphs[1]
        end_node = doc.first_section.body.paragraphs[1].next_sibling
        reference_node = doc.first_section.body.paragraphs[0]
        while node != end_node:
            next_node = node.next_sibling
            doc.first_section.body.insert_before(node, reference_node)
            node = next_node
        self.assertEqual(aw.RevisionType.MOVING, doc.revisions[0].revision_type)
        self.assertEqual(8, doc.revisions.count)
        self.assertEqual('This is revision #2.\rThis is revision #1. \rThis is revision #2.', doc.get_text().strip())
        # The moving revision is now at index 1. Reject the revision to discard its contents.
        doc.revisions[1].reject()
        self.assertEqual(6, doc.revisions.count)
        self.assertEqual('This is revision #1. \rThis is revision #2.', doc.get_text().strip())

See Also

• module aspose.words