Aspose::Words::Paragraph::GetEffectiveTabStops method

System::ArrayPtr<System::SharedPtr<Aspose::Words::TabStop>> Aspose::Words::Paragraph::GetEffectiveTabStops()

auto doc = MakeObject<Document>();
SharedPtr<Paragraph> para = doc->get_FirstSection()->get_Body()->get_FirstParagraph();

// If we are in a paragraph with no tab stops in this collection,
// the cursor will jump 36 points each time we press the Tab key in Microsoft Word.
ASSERT_EQ(0, doc->get_FirstSection()->get_Body()->get_FirstParagraph()->GetEffectiveTabStops()->get_Length());

// We can add custom tab stops in Microsoft Word if we enable the ruler via the "View" tab.
// Each unit on this ruler is two default tab stops, which is 72 points.
// We can add custom tab stops programmatically like this.
SharedPtr<TabStopCollection> tabStops = doc->get_FirstSection()->get_Body()->get_FirstParagraph()->get_ParagraphFormat()->get_TabStops();
tabStops->Add(72, TabAlignment::Left, TabLeader::Dots);
tabStops->Add(216, TabAlignment::Center, TabLeader::Dashes);
tabStops->Add(360, TabAlignment::Right, TabLeader::Line);

// We can see these tab stops in Microsoft Word by enabling the ruler via "View" -> "Show" -> "Ruler".
ASSERT_EQ(3, para->GetEffectiveTabStops()->get_Length());

// Any tab characters we add will make use of the tab stops on the ruler and may,
// depending on the tab leader's value, leave a line between the tab departure and arrival destinations.
para->AppendChild(MakeObject<Run>(doc, u"\tTab 1\tTab 2\tTab 3"));

doc->Save(ArtifactsDir + u"Paragraph.TabStops.docx");