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Chapter ElevenSGML Functions (continued)

HTMLStyleSetProperties Function

Overview

The HTMLStyleSetProperties function sets the style properties for a selected area of the buffer for the the entire buffer.

Syntax/Parameters

Syntax

int = HTMLStyleSetProperties ( handle hStyle, string properties,
                          [int start], [int end] );

Parameters

hStyle

A handle to an HTML Style Object.

properties

A string array containing the style properties to apply to the text within the object.

start

An optional int specifying the zero-based position to begin applying the style. If omitted, the default value is 0.

end

An optional int specifying the zero-based position to end applying the style. If omitted, the default value is the end of the text within the buffer.

Return Value

An int as ERROR_NONE or a formatted error code on error. Use the GetLastError function to retrieve a formatted error code.

Remarks

The properties parameter contains the CSS properties to adjust in the form of a keyed array. CSS property names are used as the key name values as list below:

  font-family    Font name.  
  font-size   Size as specified.  
  font-weight    Weight, including the <b> tag.  
  font-stretch    Stretch keyword.  
  font-style    Style as normal or italic, including the <i> tag.  
  font-variant    Small caps.  
  text-decoration-line    Type of line on text, including underline including <u> tag.  
  text-decoration-color    Line color.  
  text-decoration-style Line style. Conflicts with text-underline-style.  
  text-transform    Capital, lower and upper case.  
  text-underline-style    Underline style (note, as part of CSS, this conflicts with text-decoration-style but included for compatibility).  
  color    Text color.  
  letter-spacing    Letter spacing.  
  line-height    Line height.  
  vertical-align    Vertical align.  
  word-spacing    Word spacing.  
  background-color    Background color.  

 

The element values can be one of three types: (i) empty or “(default)”, which will reset or remove the style property; (ii) “(mixed)” or not present (no defined element), which will leave the property unaltered; or (iii) a legal CSS property value.

String data types, such as the font name or colors, are not checked for validity except for theoverall string length.

The start and end parameters can be used to adjust a specific area within the text buffer. Note that the specified positions are within the text area, any HTML style elements are removed from the text as the data is loaded into the Style Object. 

Related Functions

Platform Support

Go13, Go16, GoFiler Complete, GoFiler Corporate, GoFiler, GoFiler Lite, GoXBRL

Legato IDE, Legato Basic