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Standardizing Interfaces for Word Document Elements #2

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sabir-aspose opened this issue Oct 28, 2023 · 2 comments
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Standardizing Interfaces for Word Document Elements #2

sabir-aspose opened this issue Oct 28, 2023 · 2 comments
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A Word document comprises various elements, such as Paragraphs, Tables, Images, and more, positioned arbitrarily. Users require the ability to Insert, Remove, or Update any element at any position. Utilizing a unified interface allows all elements, irrespective of type, to be stored in a single collection with designated positions.
@sabir-aspose sabir-aspose changed the title Implement a common interface for word document elements Standardizing Interfaces for Word Document Elements Oct 28, 2023
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Resolved in 23.10.0. Now, all elements in a word document implement IElement interface defined in FileFormat.Words.IElements namespace. For more information, please check out classes and interfaces sections of FileFormat.Words.IElements namespace.

The issue will be closed after more detailed documentation and examples.

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