Setting font size for list symbol

[tmpmachine]

Related PR : #196

This PR adds option to set font size on list symbol by appending NumberingSymbolRunProperties on each Level. The issue is that this font size affect all lists with the same WordListStyle.

Here I have two list with Headings111Shifted style :

 var ListItems1 = new List<string>() { "sample " }; 
 var ListItems2 = new List<string>() { "gogo " }; 

 {
     int listFontSize = 13;
     int listSymbolFontSize = 24; // applied to all
     var wordList2 = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.Headings111Shifted, false, listSymbolFontSize);
     foreach (var point in ListItems1) {
         wordList2.AddItem($"{point}", 0)
             .SetFontSize(listFontSize);
     }
 }
 {
     int listFontSize = 22;
     int listSymbolFontSize = 55; // not applied
     var wordList2 = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.Headings111Shifted, false, listSymbolFontSize);
     foreach (var point in ListItems2 ) {
         wordList2.AddItem($"{point}", 0)
             .SetFontSize(listFontSize);
     }
 }

Findings so far

Both list correctly reference it's own NumberingInstance with it's own NumberingSymbolRunProperties. What could be missing?

[PrzemyslawKlys]

Lists are complicated beasts. I'll take a look. For now I'll link to old PR maybe it will give you something:

• Improve Lists in few areas #110

[PrzemyslawKlys]

So when I look at how Word deals with font size it seems to be applying it to ParagraphProperties

And not to AbstractNum. Is there a reason you want it done that way?

[PrzemyslawKlys]

I found a reason why it doesn't work. It's related to Nsid.

In the original code each list has different Nsid, but only if the list is different. If the list is the same it uses same Nsid (as it's hardcoded).

For this to work, it needs to be fixed so that Nsid is randomized or have proper numbering like NumberingInstance/AbstractNum.

I did quick hack and it works...

[tmpmachine]

It looks like randomizing nsid causing the continueNumbering to fail. Created a quick test in db16983.

Need more investigation, will check later.

[Fact]
public void Test_CreatingWordDocumentWithLists3() {
    
    var filePath = Path.Combine(_directoryWithFiles, "CreatedDocumentWithLists2.docx");
    using (var doc = WordDocument.Create(filePath)) {


        doc.AddParagraph("Capybaras:");
        { 
            WordList wl = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.HeadingIA1);
            wl.AddItem("Pablo");
        }
        {
            WordList wl = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.HeadingIA1, true);
            wl.AddItem("Ponyo");
        }

        doc.Save(true);
    }

}

[PrzemyslawKlys]

I guess when we want to continuenumbering we will now need to refer to the original AbstractNum, instead of adding a new one...

SO when user uses WordListStyle.headingIA1, find it on the list if it's there already and if it's continueNumbering, attach to it - my guess.

[tmpmachine]

So when I look at how Word deals with font size it seems to be applying it to ParagraphProperties

And not to AbstractNum. Is there a reason you want it done that way?

Not really, at that time I went straight to abstractnum instead of checking on a higher level (paragraph).

[PrzemyslawKlys]

I've now removed restart numbering/continue numbering as it makes no sense:

• Remove continue numbering & restart numbering for lists #204

If you feel this is somehow wrong please let me know.