mlreportgen.ppt.Bold class

Package: mlreportgen.ppt
Superclasses:

Bold for text object

Description

Specifies whether to use bold for a text object.

Construction

boldObj = Bold() creates a bold object that specifies to use bold for a text object.

boldObj = Bold(value) if value is true, creates a bold object that specifies to use bold for a text object. Otherwise, it creates a bold object that specifies to use regular weight text.

Input Arguments

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Bold or regular weight for text, specified as a character vector. A setting of false (or 0) uses regular weight text. A setting of true (or 1) renders text in bold.

Data Types: logical

Output Arguments

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Bold text, returned as an mlreportgen.ppt.Bold object.

Properties

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ID for this PPT API object, specified as a character vector or string scalar. A session-unique ID is generated as part of object creation. You can specify an ID to replace the generated ID.

Tag for this PPT API object, specified as a character vector or string scalar. A session-unique tag is generated as part of the creation of this object. The generated tag has the form CLASS:ID, where CLASS is the object class and ID is the value of the Id property of the object.

Specifying your own tag value can help you to identify where an issue occurred during presentation generation.

The possible values are:

  • 0 — uses regular weight text

  • 1 — renders text in bold

Data Types: logical

Examples

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Create a presentation.

import mlreportgen.ppt.*

slidesFile = 'myBoldPresentation.pptx';
slides = Presentation(slidesFile);

titleSlide = add(slides,'Title and Content');

Create a paragraph and append text with bold text.

p = Paragraph('Hello World');
p.Style = {Bold(true)};
t = Text(' How are you?');
t.Style = {Bold(false)};
append(p,t);

Add the paragraph to the slide and close the presentation.

replace(titleSlide,'Content',p);

close(slides);

Open myBoldPresentation.pptx. On a Windows® platform, you can open the presentation in MATLAB®:

if ispc
    winopen(slidesFile);
end

Introduced in R2015b