Examples of BulletDecorator

org.odftoolkit.simple.text.list.BulletDecorator
BulletDecorator is an implementation of the ListDecorator interface, decorates a given List as bullet list. User can extend this class and realize their own list and list item style. For example, set a specifies list item with red color.
A BulletDecorator can be reused in the same Document. @since 0.4

Examples of org.odftoolkit.simple.text.list.BulletDecorator

  @Test
  public void testAddRemoveIterateList() {
    try {
      TextDocument doc = TextDocument.newTextDocument();
      Table table = Table.newTable(doc, 3, 3);
      ListDecorator bulletDecorator = new BulletDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator numberDecorator = new NumberDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator imageDecorator = new ImageDecorator(doc, ResourceUtilities.getURI("image_list_item.png"));
      String[] numberItemContents = { "number item 1", "number item 2", "number item 3" };


      // add list.

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Examples of org.odftoolkit.simple.text.list.BulletDecorator

  @Test
  public void testAddRemoveIterateList() {
    try {
      TextDocument doc = TextDocument.newTextDocument();
      Table table = Table.newTable(doc, 3, 3);
      ListDecorator bulletDecorator = new BulletDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator numberDecorator = new NumberDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator imageDecorator = new ImageDecorator(doc, ResourceUtilities.getURI("image_list_item.png"));
      String[] numberItemContents = { "number item 1", "number item 2", "number item 3" };


      // add list.

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Examples of org.odftoolkit.simple.text.list.BulletDecorator

  @Test
  public void testAddRemoveIterateSubList() {
    try {
      doc = PresentationDocument.loadDocument(ResourceUtilities
          .getTestResourceAsStream(TEST_PRESENTATION_FILE_MAIN));
      ListDecorator bulletDecorator = new BulletDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator numberDecorator = new NumberDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator imageDecorator = new ImageDecorator(doc, ResourceUtilities.getURI("image_list_item.png"));
      String[] numberItemContents = { "number item 1", "number item 2", "number item 3" };


      // add list.

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Examples of org.odftoolkit.simple.text.list.BulletDecorator

  @Test
  public void testAddRemoveIterateSubList() {
    try {
      doc = PresentationDocument.loadDocument(ResourceUtilities
          .getTestResourceAsStream(TEST_PRESENTATION_FILE_MAIN));
      ListDecorator bulletDecorator = new BulletDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator numberDecorator = new NumberDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator imageDecorator = new ImageDecorator(doc, ResourceUtilities.getURI("image_list_item.png"));
      String[] numberItemContents = { "number item 1", "number item 2", "number item 3" };


      // add list.

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Examples of org.odftoolkit.simple.text.list.BulletDecorator

  @Test
  public void testAddRemoveIterateList() {
    try {
      TextDocument doc = TextDocument.newTextDocument();
      Table table = Table.newTable(doc, 3, 3);
      ListDecorator bulletDecorator = new BulletDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator numberDecorator = new NumberDecorator(doc);
      ListDecorator imageDecorator = new ImageDecorator(doc, ResourceUtilities.getURI("image_list_item.png"));
      String[] numberItemContents = { "number item 1", "number item 2", "number item 3" };


      // add list.

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