The best advise I can give you is to study the XSLF code. Go wit ha debugger and see how XSLF walks the pptx document and fetches properties.
The style inheritance rules are pretty complex and depend on the type of text. For a plain text box (not a placeholder) the rule is to first lookup in the shape element and then go to presentation.xml and read from the /p:presentation/p:defaultTextStyle element. For a placeholder shape the rule is to lookup in the shape, then in the slide layout, then in the slide master and if not found, take from either titleStyle or bodyStyle or otherStyle. titleStyle is for titles, otherStyle is for footers, date and page number placeholders. Other types inherit from bodyStyle Yegor On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 4:11 PM, Jebarlin Robertson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to get the text style properties of a slide. I am able to get, > If the style properties are present in the slide (within the shape element > (pPr, rPr)). If the styles are not present in the slide.xml, which one I > need to consider as the default style property?. > > SlideMaster.xml has txStyles element, and again it has three types of > style inside that (titleStyle, bodyStyle and otherStyle). > How to get the proper default style from these three style types for the > particular slide's shape. > > Since I am not able get the proper information from the ECS 367 Open Office > File format specification document, can anybody help me to get the solution > for the above question? > > Thanks in Advance > > Thanks and Regards, > Jebarlin Robertson.R > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
