doc-codec 2.4.3 → 2.6.0

package/dist/numbering-DayjnHXY.d.ts

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-import { t as Fib } from "./fib-DWFta19r.js";
-//#region src/list/numbering.d.ts
-/** MSONFC ([MS-OSHARED] 2.2.1.3), mapped to its own documented ST_NumberFormat equivalent -- the identical vocabulary ooxml.js's NumberingLevel.format carries verbatim from word/numbering.xml's own w:numFmt/@w:val. Every member through msonfcUCRus (0x3B) is a real numbered/lettered/ideograph format; 0x17 (msonfcBullet) is handled separately below since PlfLfo also treats it as the "no number sequence, but has bullets" case LVLF's own field text calls out by name. */
-declare const NUMBER_FORMAT_BY_NFC: Readonly<Record<number, string>>;
-interface NumberingLevel {
-  /** The ST_NumberFormat-equivalent string MSONFC's own value maps to ("decimal", "upperRoman", "bullet", ...), or "none" for a level with no number sequence at all ([MS-DOC] 2.9.150's own nfc field text: "If this is equal to 0xFF..., this level does not have a number sequence"). */
-  readonly format: string;
-  /** The level's own text template: a placeholder pattern like '%1.' or '%2)' for a numbered format (the digit names which zero-based level's own counter substitutes at that position, one-based in the placeholder itself) -- the identical convention ooxml.js's own NumberingLevel.text carries verbatim from w:lvlText/@w:val -- or a literal bullet glyph string for format 'bullet'. Decoded from the level's own Xst (a raw UTF-16 string) plus its rgbxchNums array, which names which character POSITIONS in that string are placeholders rather than literal text -- see readLevelText below. */
-  readonly text: string;
-  /** iStartAt: the value this level's counter begins from. Meaningless (and not read as anything but 1) for a level with no number sequence. */
-  readonly startAt: number;
-  /** ilvlRestartLim ([MS-DOC] 2.9.150), only when fNoRestart is set: the first (most-significant) zero-based level after which this level's own number sequence does NOT restart. Absent (undefined) is the spec's own default behaviour -- "restarts when a more significant level is encountered" -- not "never restarts". */
-  readonly restart?: number;
-}
-interface NumberingDefinition {
-  /** Keyed by the level's own zero-based ilvl, stringified -- the identical zero-based numbering ContentListMembership.level already uses, so `definitions[membership.numId]?.levels[String(membership.level)]` is the direct lookup path from a paragraph's own membership to its rendering definition. A record rather than a fixed-length array/tuple: a simple (fSimpleList) LSTF states only level 0. */
-  readonly levels: Readonly<Record<string, NumberingLevel>>;
-}
-/** Keyed by a paragraph's own listId (ContentListMembership.numId, stringified) -- prop/pap.ts's own sprmPIlfo, a one-based index into PlfLfo.rgLfo. */
-type NumberingDefinitions = Readonly<Record<string, NumberingDefinition>>;
-/** Resolves PlfLst and PlfLfo into NumberingDefinitions, keyed by the one-based ilfo every listId already is (prop/pap.ts's own Math.abs(ilfo)) -- absent entirely when the file carries neither (fcPlfLst/fcPlfLfo both 0, a document with no lists at all, the common case this reader must not fail on). */
-declare function readNumberingDefinitions(table: Uint8Array, fib: Fib): NumberingDefinitions;
-//#endregion
-export { readNumberingDefinitions as a, NumberingLevel as i, NumberingDefinition as n, NumberingDefinitions as r, NUMBER_FORMAT_BY_NFC as t };