The client RichEdit's ASPxClientRichEdit.document property is an entry point to objects containing information about the current state of the document model. These informational objects are exact copies of internal structural elements (such as sections or styles of characters, paragraphs and tables, etc.) constituting the real document model of the RichEdit. The implementation of the RichEdit client API considers these public info objects to be temporary containers of the document model state. They represent the actual state of the document model only at times of their creation (when they are accessed through client API properties), and after that they are not updated with any further changes occurred in the real document model.
All properties providing access to the informational objects are named in the public client API using the "Info" ending. For instance, the sectionsInfo property (RichEditDocument.sectionsInfo), the spellingInfo property (RichEditDocument.spellingInfo) together with its corresponding SpellingInfo object, etc. Such naming clearly indicates these API members and warns you about the potential temporary nature of their actuality.
The main informational objects are exposed through the properties of the RichEditDocument object returned by the RichEdit's ASPxClientRichEdit.document property. These properties are listed below. In code, they can be accessed in the following notation.
[clientRichEditName].document.[propertyName]
The activeSubDocument property (RichEditDocument.activeSubDocument) provides access to the SubDocument object, which, in turn, exposes another set of informational objects through its properties. These objects contain current state settings of document elements which are specific to the sub-document level (such as paragraphs, tables, fields and etc.). Available properties are listed below. They can be used in code in the following notation.
[clientRichEditName].document.activeSubDocument.[propertyName]
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