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According to the Model Object, it's not but I wanted to double check
bulletChar | Bullet | readonly | Bullet character. |
I need to know if it's possible to take whatever character and turn it into a bullet character.
TIA
Loic
Hi, Loic!
Why not?
Make a new paragraph style in the UI with your custom bullet and test it yourself in the ESTK:
_paraStyle.bulletChar.properties.toSource();
that will give you (all r/w):
characterValue:
bulletsFont:
bulletsFontStyle:
_paraStyle.bulletChar.characterType //(r/w)
that will give you alternatively:
BulletCharacterType.UNICODE_ONLY
BulletCharacterType.UNICODE_WITH_FONT
BulletCharacterType.GLYPH_WITH_FONT
Uwe
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Hi, Loic!
Why not?
Make a new paragraph style in the UI with your custom bullet and test it yourself in the ESTK:
_paraStyle.bulletChar.properties.toSource();
that will give you (all r/w):
characterValue:
bulletsFont:
bulletsFontStyle:
_paraStyle.bulletChar.characterType //(r/w)
that will give you alternatively:
BulletCharacterType.UNICODE_ONLY
BulletCharacterType.UNICODE_WITH_FONT
BulletCharacterType.GLYPH_WITH_FONT
Uwe
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Like so many linked objects in InDesign, [Bullet] itself is read-only -- probably because it's a composite object -- but its individual properties are all r/w:
http://jongware.mit.edu/idcsjs5.5/pc_Bullet.html
I see that this Bullet can not only set its character by Unicode value but also by GLYPH ID. Could that serve as a workaround (using convertBulletsAndNumberingToText) to insert any glyph into InDesign?
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Hi Uwe, Theunis,
Thanks a lot to both of you, it seems like I stopped a step too soon
Thanks theunis also for your html browser, I use it quite all day long
Loic
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