FootnoteNumberFormat Enum
Definition
How a document numbers its footnotes: the format of the ordinal a Avalonia.Controls.Documents.RichFootnoteReference carries as its text and the paired Avalonia.Controls.Documents.Footnote shows in its number strip. Numbering is document-wide and continuous in anchor order; a note's identity (Avalonia.Controls.Documents.Footnote.NoteId) is never displayed.
public enum FootnoteNumberFormat
Fields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Decimal | 1, 2, 3. |
| LowerLatin | a, b, c, then aa, ab. |
| LowerRoman | i, ii, iii. |
| Symbols | The traditional symbol sequence: asterisk, dagger, double dagger, section sign, double vertical line, pilcrow; the seventh note starts the sequence again with each symbol doubled, the thirteenth tripled. |
| UpperLatin | A, B, C, then AA, AB. |
| UpperRoman | I, II, III. |
Decimal Field
1, 2, 3.
public Avalonia.Controls.Documents.FootnoteNumberFormat Decimal
LowerLatin Field
a, b, c, then aa, ab.
public Avalonia.Controls.Documents.FootnoteNumberFormat LowerLatin
LowerRoman Field
i, ii, iii.
public Avalonia.Controls.Documents.FootnoteNumberFormat LowerRoman
Symbols Field
The traditional symbol sequence: asterisk, dagger, double dagger, section sign, double vertical line, pilcrow; the seventh note starts the sequence again with each symbol doubled, the thirteenth tripled.
public Avalonia.Controls.Documents.FootnoteNumberFormat Symbols
UpperLatin Field
A, B, C, then AA, AB.
public Avalonia.Controls.Documents.FootnoteNumberFormat UpperLatin
UpperRoman Field
I, II, III.
public Avalonia.Controls.Documents.FootnoteNumberFormat UpperRoman