Class TParagraph

Description

This object stores the text. It is organzied in a linked list (NextPar/PrevPar) starting from TRTFData.FirstPar. Paragraphs can also contain sub paragraphs (ChildPar). NOTE: In WPTools V4 the list was created using the pointers next and prev. This properties still exists and can be used to enumberate all paragraphs (including child paragraphs) in their logical order.
Like in Version 4 tables cells are handles a paragraphs. In contrast to previous versions WPTools 5 handles child paragraphs to support multiple paragraphs in the one table cell. Even tables can be inside a table cell - (but they will always start under, and not besides of normal text since they always start on a new line.)
Similar to WPTools 4 table rows work as a chain of paragraphs using IsLeft and IsRight flag. We decided not to use a special class to order the cells in a table (such as TWPTable.Rows[].Columns[]) since such a class has no advantages for the formatting of the text. It only introduces problems when tablrs have to be merged or splitted. Our approach handles each row on its own so a table merge or split is possible any time.
But this does not mean there is no Row[] and Cell[] array. This properties are available in each TParagraph which is part of a table.
Normally a Table starts with an empty paragraph and all rows are stored as child objects in this paragraph. The paragraph text is displayed above the rows as usually. In This case the Flag IsWPTable is true