MathElementBaseGroup Method (Char, MathTopBotPositions, MathTopBotPositions) |
Places this element in a group using a grouping character such as bottom curly bracket or another
Namespace:
Aspose.Slides.MathText
Assembly:
Aspose.Slides (in Aspose.Slides.dll) Version: 20.12.0.0 (20.12)
Syntaxpublic IMathGroupingCharacter Group(
char character,
MathTopBotPositions position,
MathTopBotPositions verticalJustification
)
Public Function Group (
character As Char,
position As MathTopBotPositions,
verticalJustification As MathTopBotPositions
) As IMathGroupingCharacter
public:
virtual IMathGroupingCharacter^ Group(
wchar_t character,
MathTopBotPositions position,
MathTopBotPositions verticalJustification
) sealed
abstract Group :
character : char *
position : MathTopBotPositions *
verticalJustification : MathTopBotPositions -> IMathGroupingCharacter
override Group :
character : char *
position : MathTopBotPositions *
verticalJustification : MathTopBotPositions -> IMathGroupingCharacter
Parameters
- character
- Type: SystemChar
Grouping Character such as BOTTOM CURLY BRACKET (U+23DF) or any other - position
- Type: Aspose.Slides.MathTextMathTopBotPositions
Position of grouping character - verticalJustification
- Type: Aspose.Slides.MathTextMathTopBotPositions
Vertical justification of group character.
Specifies the alignment of the object with respect to the baseline.
For example, when the group character is above the object,
VerticalJustification of Top signifies that the top of the object falls on the baseline;
when VerticalJustification is set to Bottom, the bottom of the object is on the baseline
Return Value
Type:
IMathGroupingCharacterNew instance of type
IMathGroupingCharacterImplements
IMathElementGroup(Char, MathTopBotPositions, MathTopBotPositions)
ExamplesExample:
[C#]
IMathGroupingCharacter groupingElement = new MathematicalText("x;y;z").Group('\u23E1', MathTopBotPositions.Bottom, MathTopBotPositions.Top);
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