Parse word template to identify the business objects required for JSON data source

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@NaraSg You can try using HTML to specify formatting of the inserted value that differs from the formatting of the tag. But I would prefer to keep value formatting the same as formatting of the tags. This make easier to analyze the output.

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Hello Support Team,
My test data can include multiple sections or types of information. Depending on the report type (concise or detailed), not all of this information may be needed. I understand that we connect to the data source, and during rendering, the relevant data is filled in accordingly. So, the data source should contain all the possible information.

Is there a parsing phase where I can determine which parts of the data to include in the data source based on the report type?

Regards,

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@NaraSg Unfortunately, Aspose.Words does not have additional parts for this. You need to parse the data before using the Reporting Engine.

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Thank you. Similar to the mustache syntax {{ }}, is there any way for me to add my own custom syntax, that I parse & then remove all those (custom syntax) in the final report (looking for a function similar to ReportBuildOptions.RemoveEmptyParagraphs to remove those custom syntax)?

Regards,
NaraSg

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@NaraSg To remove the custom syntax, you need IReplacingCallback Interface | Aspose.Words for .NET to find it, for example with Regex regex = new Regex(@"<<([^>]+)>>");.

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Thank you very much.

Regards,

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The issues you have found earlier (filed as WORDSNET-28338) have been fixed in this Aspose.Words for .NET 25.8 update also available on NuGet.