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NativeBuffer Methods

The NativeBuffer type exposes the following members.

Methods
  NameDescription
Public methodChangeContext
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodCommentEnd
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodCommentStart
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodCustomInfo
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodEndOfInput
Sets the end of input flag.
Public methodHold
Call this to start buffering calls.
Public methodInlineEndTag
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodInlinePlaceholderTag
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodInlineStartTag
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodLocationMark
Add to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodLockedContentEnd
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodLockedContentStart
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodParagraphComments
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodParagraphUnitEnd
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodParagraphUnitStart
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodRelease
Releases the buffer content to the Output and turns off buffering.
Public methodRevisionEnd
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodRevisionStart
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodSegmentEnd
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodSegmentStart
Adds to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodSetFileProperties
Default implementation, does nothing
Public methodStartOfInput
Default implementation, does nothing
Public methodStructureTag
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
Public methodText
Adds content to buffer if holding, otherwise output directly.
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