Indicates whether the tag is allowed to be hidden during editing operations.

A shortened version of a tag that can be used in translation editors that implement full and abbreviated tag views. Often the GI without attributes.

Semi-WYSIWYG formatting associated with this tag pair.

True if LocalizableContent is not null, and has at least one sub-segment.

True if there is any metadata in the container

Indicates whether it is valid to break the line in front of this tag during word wrap.

Determines whether the tag is considered to be a new word during segmentation. It also affects the way that the caret moves when using word movement keyboard actions such as CTRL+LEFT ARROW and CTRL+RIGHT ARROW in editors.

Translatable content inside the tag, in the order in which it appears. An example of such content may be localizable attribute values in HTML or XML.

Enumerator for the metadata key/value pairs.

The number of meta data key/value pairs in the container

Indicates how the tag pair should be treated during segmentation.

This property usually holds the whole tag with delimiters and all attributes during the entire forward and backward conversion process.

Identifier for a tag.

Tags originating from the native parser typically have unique ids.

In the bilingual content model, corresponding tags between source and target can be identified by their ids.

If a tag is cloned, it will have the same id as its clone. It may therefore happen during conversion from bilingual to native format that multiple tags have the same id. In such cases the native content handler may assume that the tags have been cloned for localization purposes.