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 module com {  module sun {  module star {  module text {


/** this set of constants describes different writing directions

    <p>In addition to numerous explicit writing directions, it allows to specify to take the writing
    direction from the object's context.</p>
 */
published constants WritingMode2
{

    /** text within lines is written left-to-right. Lines and blocks are placed
        top-to-bottom.
        <p>
        Typically, this is the writing mode for normal "alphabetic" text.
     */
    const short LR_TB = 0;


    /** text within a line are written right-to-left. Lines and blocks are
        placed top-to-bottom.
        <p>
        Typically, this writing mode is used in Arabic and Hebrew text.
     */
    const short RL_TB = 1;


    /** text within a line is written top-to-bottom. Lines and blocks are
        placed right-to-left.
        <p>
        Typically, this writing mode is used in Chinese and Japanese text.
     */
    const short TB_RL = 2;


    /** text within a line is written top-to-bottom. Lines and blocks are
        placed left-to-right.
        <p>
        Typically, this writing mode is used in Mongolian text.
     */
    const short TB_LR = 3;


    /** obtain writing mode from the current page.

        <p>May not be used in page styles.</p>

        @deprecated
            Use CONTEXT instead.
    */
    const short PAGE = 4;

    /** obtain actual writing mode from the context of the object.
    */
    const short CONTEXT = 4;

    /** text within a line is written bottom-to-top. Lines and blocks are
        placed left-to-right.

        @since LibreOffice 6.3
     */
    const short BT_LR = 5;

    /** text within a line is written top-to-bottom so as if a horizontal
        left-to-right line is clockwise rotated by 90deg. Lines and blocks
        are placed right-to-left. This corresponds to OOXML attribute
        vert="vert" for shapes and ECMA w:val="tbRl" attribute in
        <w:textDirection> element.

        @since LibreOffice 7.5
    */
    const short TB_RL90 = 6;

    /** 'T' text within a line is written top-to-bottom, but characters are
        'E' not rotated.
        'X' This is like LR_TB where 1 Character fit in every line.
        'T' Only 1 line display is implemented.
        This corresponds to OOXML attribute vert="wordArtVert" for shapes.

        @since LibreOffice 24.8
    */
    const short STACKED = 7;
};


}; }; }; };

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