ITextStory interface (tom.h)
The ITextStory interface methods are used to access shared data from multiple stories, which is stored in the parent ITextServices instance.
The stories can be "edited" simultaneously by using individual ITextRange2 methods, and displayed independently of one another. In addition, one story at a time can be UI active; that is, it receives keyboard and mouse input.
The ITextStory is a lightweight interface that does not require an ITextRange2 object. This allows the client to manipulate a story, which is a faster, smaller object than a complete editing instance.
Inheritance
The ITextStory interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. ITextStory also has these types of members:
Methods
The ITextStory interface has these methods.
| ITextStory::GetActive Sets the active state of a story. (ITextStory.GetActive) |
| ITextStory::GetDisplay Gets a new display for a story. |
| ITextStory::GetIndex Gets the index of a story. |
| ITextStory::GetProperty Gets the value of the specified property. (ITextStory.GetProperty) |
| ITextStory::GetRange Gets a text range object for the story. |
| ITextStory::GetText Gets the text in a story according to the specified conversion flags. |
| ITextStory::GetType Gets this story's type. |
| ITextStory::SetActive Sets the active state of a story. (ITextStory.SetActive) |
| ITextStory::SetFormattedText Replaces a story’s text with specified formatted text. |
| ITextStory::SetProperty Sets the value of the specified property. (ITextStory.SetProperty) |
| ITextStory::SetText Replaces the text in a story with the specified text. |
| ITextStory::SetType Sets the story type. |
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum supported client | Windows 8 [desktop apps only] |
| Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2012 [desktop apps only] |
| Target Platform | Windows |
| Header | tom.h |