/**
* Writes the list and list override tables.
*/
public virtual void WriteDefinition(Stream result)
{
byte[] t;
result.Write(OPEN_GROUP, 0, OPEN_GROUP.Length);
result.Write(LIST_TABLE, 0, LIST_TABLE.Length);
this.document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
for (int i = 0; i < picturelists.Count; i++)
{
RtfPictureList l = (RtfPictureList)picturelists[i];
// l.SetID(document.GetRandomInt());
l.WriteDefinition(result);
this.document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
for (int i = 0; i < lists.Count; i++)
{
RtfList l = (RtfList)lists[i];
l.SetID(document.GetRandomInt());
l.WriteDefinition(result);
this.document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
result.Write(CLOSE_GROUP, 0, CLOSE_GROUP.Length);
this.document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
result.Write(OPEN_GROUP, 0, OPEN_GROUP.Length);
result.Write(LIST_OVERRIDE_TABLE, 0, LIST_OVERRIDE_TABLE.Length);
this.document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
// list override index values are 1-based, not 0.
// valid list override index values \ls are 1 to 2000.
// if there are more then 2000 lists, the result is undefined.
for (int i = 0; i < lists.Count; i++)
{
result.Write(OPEN_GROUP, 0, OPEN_GROUP.Length);
result.Write(LIST_OVERRIDE, 0, LIST_OVERRIDE.Length);
result.Write(RtfList.LIST_ID, 0, RtfList.LIST_ID.Length);
result.Write(t = IntToByteArray(((RtfList)lists[i]).GetID()), 0, t.Length);
result.Write(LIST_OVERRIDE_COUNT, 0, LIST_OVERRIDE_COUNT.Length);
result.Write(t = IntToByteArray(0), 0, t.Length); // is this correct? Spec says valid values are 1 or 9.
result.Write(RtfList.LIST_NUMBER, 0, RtfList.LIST_NUMBER.Length);
result.Write(t = IntToByteArray(((RtfList)lists[i]).GetListNumber()), 0, t.Length);
result.Write(CLOSE_GROUP, 0, CLOSE_GROUP.Length);
this.document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
result.Write(CLOSE_GROUP, 0, CLOSE_GROUP.Length);
this.document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
/// <summary>
/// Writes the list and list override tables.
/// </summary>
public virtual void WriteDefinition(Stream result)
{
byte[] t;
result.Write(OpenGroup, 0, OpenGroup.Length);
result.Write(_listTable, 0, _listTable.Length);
Document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
for (int i = 0; i < _picturelists.Count; i++)
{
RtfPictureList l = (RtfPictureList)_picturelists[i];
// l.SetID(document.GetRandomInt());
l.WriteDefinition(result);
Document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
for (int i = 0; i < _lists.Count; i++)
{
RtfList l = (RtfList)_lists[i];
l.SetId(Document.GetRandomInt());
l.WriteDefinition(result);
Document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
result.Write(CloseGroup, 0, CloseGroup.Length);
Document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
result.Write(OpenGroup, 0, OpenGroup.Length);
result.Write(_listOverrideTable, 0, _listOverrideTable.Length);
Document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
// list override index values are 1-based, not 0.
// valid list override index values \ls are 1 to 2000.
// if there are more then 2000 lists, the result is undefined.
for (int i = 0; i < _lists.Count; i++)
{
result.Write(OpenGroup, 0, OpenGroup.Length);
result.Write(_listOverride, 0, _listOverride.Length);
result.Write(RtfList.ListId, 0, RtfList.ListId.Length);
result.Write(t = IntToByteArray(((RtfList)_lists[i]).GetId()), 0, t.Length);
result.Write(_listOverrideCount, 0, _listOverrideCount.Length);
result.Write(t = IntToByteArray(0), 0, t.Length); // is this correct? Spec says valid values are 1 or 9.
result.Write(RtfList.ListNumber, 0, RtfList.ListNumber.Length);
result.Write(t = IntToByteArray(((RtfList)_lists[i]).GetListNumber()), 0, t.Length);
result.Write(CloseGroup, 0, CloseGroup.Length);
Document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
result.Write(CloseGroup, 0, CloseGroup.Length);
Document.OutputDebugLinebreak(result);
}
