com.aspose.words
Class ControlChar

java.lang.Object
    com.aspose.words.ControlChar

public class ControlChar 
extends java.lang.Object

public static final java.lang.String CELL

End of a table cell or end of a table row character: "\x0007" or "\a".

public static final java.lang.String TAB

Tab character: "\x0009" or "\t".

Example:

Changes default tab positions for the document and inserts text with some tab characters.

DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder();

// Set default tab stop to 72 points (1 inch).
builder.getDocument().setDefaultTabStop(72);

builder.writeln("Hello" + ControlChar.TAB + "World!");
builder.writeln("Hello" + ControlChar.TAB_CHAR + "World!");

public static final java.lang.String LF

Line feed character: "\x000a" or "\n". Same as LINE_FEED.

public static final java.lang.String LINE_FEED

Line feed character: "\x000a" or "\n". Same as LF.

public static final java.lang.String LINE_BREAK

Line break character: "\x000b" or "\v".

public static final java.lang.String PAGE_BREAK

Page break character: "\x000c" or "\f". Note it has the same value as SECTION_BREAK.

public static final java.lang.String SECTION_BREAK

End of section character: "\x000c" or "\f". Note it has the same value as PAGE_BREAK.

public static final java.lang.String CR

Carriage return character: "\x000d" or "\r". Same as PARAGRAPH_BREAK.

public static final java.lang.String PARAGRAPH_BREAK

End of paragraph chracter: "\x000d" or "\r". Same as CR

public static final java.lang.String COLUMN_BREAK

Enf of column character: "\x000e".

public static final java.lang.String CR_LF

Carriage return followed by line feed character: "\x000d\x000a" or "\r\n". Not used as such in Microsoft Word documents, but commonly used in text files for paragraph breaks.

public static final java.lang.String NON_BREAKING_SPACE

Non-breaking space character: "\x00a0".

public static final char CELL_CHAR

End of a table cell or end of a table row character: (char)7 or "\a".

public static final char TAB_CHAR

Tab character: (char)9 or "\t".

Example:

Changes default tab positions for the document and inserts text with some tab characters.

DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder();

// Set default tab stop to 72 points (1 inch).
builder.getDocument().setDefaultTabStop(72);

builder.writeln("Hello" + ControlChar.TAB + "World!");
builder.writeln("Hello" + ControlChar.TAB_CHAR + "World!");

public static final char LINE_FEED_CHAR

Line feed character: (char)10 or "\n".

public static final char LINE_BREAK_CHAR

Line break character: (char)11 or "\v".

public static final char PAGE_BREAK_CHAR

Page break character: (char)12 or "\f".

public static final char SECTION_BREAK_CHAR

End of section character: (char)12 or "\f".

public static final char PARAGRAPH_BREAK_CHAR

End of paragraph character: (char)13 or "\r".

public static final char COLUMN_BREAK_CHAR

Enf of column character: (char)14.

public static final char FIELD_START_CHAR

Start of MS Word field character: (char)19.

public static final char FIELD_SEPARATOR_CHAR

Field separator character separates field code from field value. Optional in some fields. Value: (char)20.

public static final char FIELD_END_CHAR

End of MS Word field character: (char)21.

public static final char NON_BREAKING_HYPHEN_CHAR

Nonbreaking Hyphen in Microsoft Word is (char)30.

Nonbreaking Hyphen in Microsoft Word does not correspond to the Unicode character U+2011 non-breaking hyphen but instead represents internal information that tells Microsoft Word to display a hyphen and not to break a line.

Useful info: http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/dashes.html#linebreaks.

public static final char OPTIONAL_HYPHEN_CHAR

Optional Hyphen in Microsoft Word is (char)31.

Optional Hyphen in Microsoft Word does not correspond to the Unicode character U+00AD soft hyphen. Instead, it inserts internal information that tells Word about a possible hyphenation point.

public static final char SPACE_CHAR

Space character: (char)32.

public static final char NON_BREAKING_SPACE_CHAR

Non-breaking space character: (char)160.

public static final char DEFAULT_TEXT_INPUT_CHAR

This is the "o" character used as a default value in text input form fields.