C # manipulating Word bookmarks (ii)--reading, replacing word bookmarks

In the previous article that describes how C # inserts word bookmarks, insert pictures or tables into Word, delete word bookmarks, and so on, this article continues to describe the way in which C # operates word bookmarks. The following example will describe

• How C # reads Word bookmarks
• How C # replaces word bookmarks

Tool use

• Spire.doc for. NET 6.1
• Visual Studio Sample Code

  Bookmark content in the original document:

1. Read Word bookmarks

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Using spire.doc;using spire.doc.documents;using spire.doc.fields;using system;namespace GetTextOfBookmark_Doc{class program {static void Main (string[] args) {//Instantiating document class, loading test documents doc = NE            W Document (); Doc.            LoadFromFile ("Test.docx");            Initializes the Bookmarknavigator class object Bookmarksnavigator Navigator = new Bookmarksnavigator (DOC); Navigates to the specified bookmark location to get the document content of the bookmark location navigator.            MoveToBookmark ("Bookmark1"); Textbodypart Textbodypart = navigator.            Getbookmarkcontent ();            Iterates through the child items in the bookmark content and extracts the text information into a string type variable, string text = null;                    foreach (var item in Textbodypart.bodyitems) {if (item is Paragraph) { foreach (Var childobject in (item as Paragraph).                            Childobjects) {if (Childobject is TextRange) { Text + = (Childobject as TextRaNge).                        Text;            }}}}//console output text Console.WriteLine (text);        Console.ReadLine (); }    }}

The results read as follows:

2. Replace Bookmark contents

"C #"

Using spire.doc;using spire.doc.documents;using spire.doc.fields;namespace editorreplacebookmark_doc{class Program {static void Main (string[] args) {//Creating instance of document class, loading document document = new DOCU            ment (); Document.            LoadFromFile ("Test.docx"); Section sec = document. AddSection ();//Add section sec. Addparagraph (). AppendText ("Welcome back, \ n My friend!"); Add paragraph to section and add string contents//Get paragraph content paragraphbase firstreplacementparagraph = sec. Paragraphs[0].            Items.firstitem as Paragraphbase; Paragraphbase lastreplacementparagraph = sec. Paragraphs[sec. PARAGRAPHS.COUNT-1].            Items.lastitem as Paragraphbase; Instantiate classes Textbodyselection and Textbodypart textbodyselection selection = new Textbodyselection (firstreplacementparagr            APh, lastreplacementparagraph);            Textbodypart part = new Textbodypart (selection); Bookmarksnavigator bookmarknavigator = new BookmarksnavigAtor (document);//Instantiate Bookmarksnavigator class Bookmarknavigator.movetobookmark ("Bookmark1", true, true);//Navigate to Bookmark "book Mark1 "The position of the paragraph where bookmarknavigator.deletebookmarkcontent (true);//Delete the contents of the original bookmark location Bookmarknavigator.replaceb Ookmarkcontent (part, True, true);//replaces the contents of the original bookmark with the contents of the newly added paragraph and preserves the formatting//removal of the section document.            Sections.remove (SEC); Save the document and open it.            SaveToFile ("Replace bookmark. docx");        System.Diagnostics.Process.Start ("Replace bookmark. docx"); }    }}

Test results:

The above is the C # operation Word bookmark function of the supplementary introduction, if need to reprint, please specify the source.
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C # manipulating Word bookmarks (ii)--reading, replacing word bookmarks