The following example illustrates how to create a character style in code.
To achieve the required result, do the following:
| StylesActions.cs |
document.LoadDocument("Documents//Grimm.docx", DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.DocumentFormat.OpenXml);
CharacterStyle cstyle = document.CharacterStyles["MyCStyle"];
if (cstyle == null)
{
cstyle = document.CharacterStyles.CreateNew();
cstyle.Name = "MyCStyle";
cstyle.Parent = document.CharacterStyles["Default Paragraph Font"];
cstyle.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.DarkOrange;
cstyle.Strikeout = StrikeoutType.Double;
cstyle.FontName = "Verdana";
document.CharacterStyles.Add(cstyle);
}
DocumentRange myRange = document.Paragraphs[0].Range;
CharacterProperties charProps =
document.BeginUpdateCharacters(myRange);
charProps.Style = cstyle;
document.EndUpdateCharacters(charProps);
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| StylesActions.vb |
document.LoadDocument("Documents//Grimm.docx", DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.DocumentFormat.OpenXml)
Dim cstyle As CharacterStyle = document.CharacterStyles("MyCStyle")
If cstyle Is Nothing Then
cstyle = document.CharacterStyles.CreateNew()
cstyle.Name = "MyCStyle"
cstyle.Parent = document.CharacterStyles("Default Paragraph Font")
cstyle.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.DarkOrange
cstyle.Strikeout = StrikeoutType.Double
cstyle.FontName = "Verdana"
document.CharacterStyles.Add(cstyle)
End If
Dim myRange As DocumentRange = document.Paragraphs(0).Range
Dim charProps As CharacterProperties = document.BeginUpdateCharacters(myRange)
charProps.Style = cstyle
document.EndUpdateCharacters(charProps)
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