An instance of the TableRow class represents a single row of a table in a Text Control document. It can be obtained from the table's row collection.
public class TableRow
[C#]
public class TableRow
[Visual Basic]
Public Class TableRow
| Property | Description | |
| AllowPageBreak | Gets or sets a value specifying how the table row is formatted at page breaks. | |
| CellFormat | Gets or sets the formatting attributes of a table row. | |
| IsHeader | Gets or sets a value specifying whether the table row is part of the table's header. | |
| MinimumHeight | Gets or sets the minimum height, in twips, of the table row. | |
| Row | Gets the number of the table row represented through this table row object. |
| Method | Description | |
| Select | Selects the table row. |
The following example shows how to handle table rows.
[C#]
TXTextControl.TableCellFormat myCellFormat = new TXTextControl.TableCellFormat();
myCellFormat.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.LightGreen;
myCellFormat.BottomBorderWidth = 40;
TXTextControl.TableRow myRow = myTable.Rows.GetItem(1);
myRow.MinimumHeight = 1440; // 1 inch
myRow.AllowPageBreak = false;
myRow.CellFormat = myCellFormat;
[Visual Basic]
Dim MyCellFormat As New TXTextControl.TableCellFormat()
MyCellFormat.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.LightGreen
MyCellFormat.BottomBorderWidth = 40
Dim MyRow As TXTextControl.TableRow = MyTable.Rows.GetItem(1)
MyRow.MinimumHeight = 1440 ' 1 inch
MyRow.AllowPageBreak = False
MyRow.CellFormat = MyCellFormat
