Relationship between document.xml and styles.xml

[thirub04]

Hi Jason,

How do we find the style of a paragraph, for instance if it is
a) Heading 1
b) Heading 2 and so on
c) TOC Heading


Or do we have any relationship between document.xml and styles.xml ?

[jason]

The style a paragraph uses is represented as follows:

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    <w:p">
      <w:pPr>
        <w:pStyle w:val="Heading1"/>
      </w:pPr>
 

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for P p, use p.getPPr().getPStyle()

If there is no pStyle element, the paragraph uses the default paragraph style.

The style itself is defined in the style definitions part (styles.xml).

The style definitions part is a rel of the Main Document Part (document.xml); you can get the Styles part from your MainDocumentPart object.

[thirub04]

Hi Jason,

Correct me if I am wrong, I have found all these styles (Heading1, Heading2,. etc, TOC, TOC Heading) in styles.xml. I am not getting them from the pStyle element. Rather from the styleid of Style element.

I have to iterate the contents of the document, specifically the paragraphs and find their styles.

I am not able to do it.

[jason]

See for example https://github.com/plutext/docx4j/blob/ ... .java#L387

[thirub04]

Hi Jason,

This does not satisfy my requirement.

I have to find if the paragraph is a heading 1, heading 2, heading 3 TOC.

[jason]

I can't help you unless/until you take the time to understand what I have written in this thread already.

[thirub04]

Hi Jason,

I have understood things now. Thanks for your reply and support .