Numbering in docx

[eltayeb]

if i have document like that

1. Ahmed
3. dsdad
8. hhhhh
9. ddsjuhds
10. shssh
4. Eltayeb
2. Trying something new gg
3. hhh

• Bullet1
• Bullet2

1. Number1
2. Number2

• Bull1
• Bull2

i try to use

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((org.docx4j.wml.P) o).getPPr().getNumPr()

but i cant know what info will make me see numbering as showed in document

[jason]

See https://github.com/plutext/docx4j/blob/ ... nXSLT.java at line 168:

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                        // Numbering
                        String numberText=null;
                        String numId=null;
                        String levelId=null;
                        if (pPr.getNumPr()!=null) {
                                numId = pPr.getNumPr().getNumId()==null ? null : pPr.getNumPr().getNumId().getVal().toString();
                                levelId = pPr.getNumPr().getIlvl()==null ? null : pPr.getNumPr().getIlvl().getVal().toString();
                        }
                       
                ResultTriple triple = org.docx4j.model.listnumbering.Emulator.getNumber(
                                conversionContext.getWmlPackage(), pStyleVal, numId, levelId);  
               

                        if (triple==null) {
                        log.debug("computed number ResultTriple was null");
                } else {
                                if (triple.getBullet() != null) {
                                        //numberText = (triple.getBullet() + " ");
                                        numberText = "\u2022  ";
                                } else if (triple.getNumString() == null) {
                                        log.error("computed NumString was null!");
                                        numberText = ("?");
                                } else {
                                        numberText = (triple.getNumString() + " ");
                                }
                }
 

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Note that the numbering information can be in the w:pPr, or it could be in the paragraph style. Emulator.getNumber checks there, and calculates the actual number.

[eltayeb]

Thanks jason it works correctly

i think it should be added in the documentation