Hello,
Just wondering if it’s possible when extracting tracked changes from a document, if you can identity the section or paragraph number where each tracked change occurred?
Hello,
Just wondering if it’s possible when extracting tracked changes from a document, if you can identity the section or paragraph number where each tracked change occurred?
To extract tracked changes along with their section or paragraph numbers from a Word document using Aspose.Words, you can utilize the Document class and iterate through the Revisions collection. Each revision provides information about its location in the document.
Here’s a sample code snippet to help you achieve this:
using Aspose.Words;
using Aspose.Words.Revisions;
Document doc = new Document("path/to/your/document.docx");
// Iterate through all revisions in the document
foreach (Revision revision in doc.Revisions)
{
// Get the paragraph where the revision occurred
Paragraph paragraph = (Paragraph)revision.ParentNode;
// Get the section number (1-based index)
int sectionIndex = doc.IndexOf(paragraph.Section) + 1;
// Get the paragraph number (1-based index)
int paragraphIndex = paragraph.Index + 1;
// Output the revision details
Console.WriteLine($"Revision Type: {revision.RevisionType}, Section: {sectionIndex}, Paragraph: {paragraphIndex}");
}
In this code:
Make sure to replace "path/to/your/document.docx" with the actual path to your document. This will provide a clear view of where each tracked change is located within the document structure.
Please note that this approach is specific to Word documents. If you are working with a different file type, such as plain text, the method for extracting changes will differ significantly.