A collection of Section objects in a Range.

For a list of all members of this type, see Sections Members.

System.Object
   Aspose.Editor.Desktop.Sections

Remarks

Use the Sections property of the Range object to return a Sections collection. You do not create instances of the Sections class directly.

Use the Item property to return a single Section object.

In the current version, it is not possible to add new sections to the Sections collection.

A Sections collection is always "live". Any changes made to the document are reflected in all existing Sections collections.

This is a "live" collection of document elements so getting Count might sometimes have to recalculate the number of items. Consider caching the value of Count in time-critical loops.

Example

Enumerates over all sections in the document and prints a short fragment of text from each section.

[C#]

Document doc = new Document(MyPath + "Welcome.xml");

Sections sections = doc.GetRange().Sections;
    
int sectionCount = sections.Count;
Console.WriteLine("The document contains {0} sections.", sectionCount);

for (int i = 0; i < sectionCount; i++)
{
    Range range = sections[i].GetRange();
    // Take 50 characters or all section whicherver is smaller.
    range.Length = Math.Min(50, range.Length);
    Console.WriteLine("Section summary: {0}...", range.Text);
}


[Visual Basic]

Dim doc As New Document(MyPath & "Welcome.xml")

Dim sections As Sections = doc.GetRange().Sections

Dim sectionCount As Integer = sections.Count
Console.WriteLine("The document contains {0} sections.", sectionCount)

For i As Integer = 0 To sectionCount - 1
    Dim range As Range = sections(i).GetRange()
    ' Take 50 characters or all section whicherver is smaller.
    range.Length = Math.Min(50, range.Length)
    Console.WriteLine("Section summary: {0}...", range.Text)
Next i

Requirements

Namespace: Aspose.Editor.Desktop

Assembly: Aspose.Editor.Desktop (in Aspose.Editor.Desktop.dll)

See Also

Sections Members | Aspose.Editor.Desktop Namespace | Range | Section