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- Properties specific to docTabulation variables
docTabulation (Type of variable) In french: docTabulation
The docTabulation type is used to define the characteristics of a custom tabulation. This custom tabulation is associated with a paragraph included in a Word Processing document. You can define and change the characteristics of this tabulation using different WLanguage properties. Remark: For more details on the declaration of this type of variable and the use of WLanguage properties, see Declaring a variable. MyDoc is Document = MyDocControl
// Retrieve the first paragraph
Parag is docParagraph = MyDoc.Paragraph[1]
// Tabulation at 3 cm
Tabul is docTabulation
Tabul.Position = 30
// Add the tabulation to the custom tabulations of paragraph
Add(Parag.PageLayout.CustomTabulation, Tabul)
Remarks Properties specific to docTabulation variables The following properties can be used to handle docTabulation variables: | | | | Property name | Type used | Effect |
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| FillCharacter | Character string or constant | Fill character for the space before the tabulation. This property can correspond to one of the following constants: - docTabulationCharacterNone: Empty character (no fill character).
- docTabulationCharacterDot: Dot.
- docTabulationCharacterMiddleDot: Centered dot.
- docTabulationCharacterUnderscore: Underlined.
- docTabulationCharacterHyphen: Hyphen.
This property corresponds to an empty character by default. | | Position | Real | Position of the tabulation (in millimeters) from the left paragraph border (0 by default). | | Type | Optional Integer constant | Type of tabulation to add:- tabTypeBar: A vertical bar will be displayed for the tabulation.
- tabTypeCenter: The center of text will be aligned on the tabulation.
- tabTypeDecimal: The decimal separator will be aligned on the tabulation.
- tabTypeRight: The right text border will be aligned on the tabulation.
- tabTypeLeft (Default value): The left text border will be aligned on the tabulation.
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