Class Chapter
- Namespace
- iTextSharp.text
- Assembly
- iTextSharp.LGPLv2.Core.dll
A Chapter is a special Section.
public class Chapter : Section, IList<IElement>, ICollection<IElement>, IList, ICollection, IReadOnlyList<IElement>, IReadOnlyCollection<IElement>, IEnumerable<IElement>, IEnumerable, ITextElementArray, ILargeElement, IElement- Inheritance
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Chapter
- Implements
- Derived
- Inherited Members
- Extension Methods
Examples
Paragraph title2 = new Paragraph("This is Chapter 2", FontFactory.GetFont(FontFactory.HELVETICA, 18, Font.BOLDITALIC, new Color(0, 0, 255))); Chapter chapter2 = new Chapter(title2, 2); chapter2.SetNumberDepth(0); Paragraph someText = new Paragraph("This is some text"); chapter2.Add(someText); Paragraph title21 = new Paragraph("This is Section 1 in Chapter 2", FontFactory.GetFont(FontFactory.HELVETICA, 16, Font.BOLD, new Color(255, 0, 0))); Section section1 = chapter2.AddSection(title21); Paragraph someSectionText = new Paragraph("This is some silly paragraph in a chapter and/or section. It contains some text to test the functionality of Chapters and Section."); section1.Add(someSectionText);
Remarks
A chapter number has to be created using a Paragraph as title and an int as chapter number. The chapter number is shown be default. If you don't want to see the chapter number, you have to set the numberdepth to 0.
Constructors
Chapter(int)
Constructs a new Chapter .
public Chapter(int number)Parameters
numberintthe Chapter number
Chapter(string, int)
Constructs a new Chapter.
public Chapter(string title, int number)Parameters
Chapter(Paragraph, int)
Constructs a new Chapter.
public Chapter(Paragraph title, int number)Parameters
Properties
Type
implementation of the Element-methods
public override int Type { get; }Property Value
- int
a type
Methods
IsNestable()
@see com.lowagie.text.Element#isNestable() @since iText 2.0.8
public override bool IsNestable()