update(lists): add symbol font size option

[tmpmachine]

Issue: Currently there's no way to set font size of the list's numbering/bullet symbol.

int listItemFontSize = 14;

WordList wordList1 = document.AddList(WordListStyle.Headings111, false);
wordList1.AddItem("Text 1", 0)
    .SetFontSize(listItemFontSize);
wordList1.AddItem("Text 2", 1);
wordList1.AddItem("Text 3", 2);

This PR adds the option to set the font size for numbering symbols in AddList().

// font size for both items and list's symbol
int listFontSize = 14;

WordList wordList1 = document.AddList(WordListStyle.Headings111, false, listFontSize);
wordList1.AddItem("Text 1", 0)
    .SetFontSize(listFontSize);
wordList1.AddItem("Text 2", 1);
wordList1.AddItem("Text 3", 2);

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[PrzemyslawKlys]

Would you be able to add some tests around it? Checking that expectations meets reality?

[tmpmachine]

I'll take a look on the test code.

[tmpmachine]

Seems like the initial WordListStyle's NumberingSymbolRunProperties is being applied to the whole wordlist of the same style.

~~Not sure where to check next. Got any lead?~~ Nevermind, I'm checking the markup now in open XML productivity tool.

// Heading1ai
{
    int listFontSize = 32;
    var wordList2 = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.Heading1ai, false, listFontSize);
    foreach (var point in data.ListContent)
    {
        wordList2.AddItem($"{point}", 0)
            .SetFontSize(listFontSize);
    }
}
{
    // font size on numbering symbol not applied
    int listFontSize = 10;
    var wordList2 = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.Heading1ai, false, listFontSize);
    foreach (var point in data.ListContent)
    {
        wordList2.AddItem($"{point}", 0)
            .SetFontSize(listFontSize);
    }
}

// Bulleted
{
    int listFontSize = 10;
    var wordList2 = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.Bulleted, false, listFontSize);
    foreach (var point in data.ListContent)
    {
        wordList2.AddItem($"{point}", 0)
            .SetFontSize(listFontSize);
    }
}
{
    // font size on numbering symbol not applied
    int listFontSize = 24;
    var wordList2 = doc.AddList(WordListStyle.Bulleted, false, listFontSize);
    foreach (var point in data.ListContent)
    {
        wordList2.AddItem($"{point}", 0)
            .SetFontSize(listFontSize);
    }
}

[PrzemyslawKlys]

After merging with master

internal static void Example_BasicLists8(string folderPath, bool openWord) {
    Console.WriteLine("[*] Creating standard document with lists - Document 8");
    string filePath = System.IO.Path.Combine(folderPath, "Document with Lists11.docx");
    using (WordDocument document = WordDocument.Create(filePath)) {

        // add list and nest a list
        WordList wordList1 = document.AddList(WordListStyle.Headings111, false, 15);
        wordList1.AddItem("Text 1");
        wordList1.AddItem("Text 1.1");
        wordList1.AddItem("Text 1.2");
        wordList1.AddItem("Text 1.3");

        document.AddParagraph("Second List");
        document.AddParagraph();

        WordList wordList2 = document.AddList(WordListStyle.Headings111, false, 25);
        wordList2.AddItem("Text 2");
        wordList2.AddItem("Text 2.1");
        wordList2.AddItem("Text 2.2");
        wordList2.AddItem("Text 2.3");
        wordList2.AddItem("Text 2.4");

        document.AddParagraph("Third List");
        document.AddParagraph();

        WordList wordList3 = document.AddList(WordListStyle.Headings111, false, 50);
        wordList3.AddItem("Text 3");
        wordList3.AddItem("Text 3.1");
        wordList3.AddItem("Text 3.2");
        wordList3.AddItem("Text 3.3");
        wordList3.AddItem("Text 3.4");


        document.Save(openWord);
    }
}

You're now ready to continue ;)

[PrzemyslawKlys]

Althought it still would be valid what's the difference between using it how you are using and how Word uses Paragraph Properties for that.

[tmpmachine]

awesome, thanks!