Addition of sub/superscript properties to Font #601
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I am trying to use superscript attribute, can you help me with the code |
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Adding docs, Font properties and tests for subscript and superscript.
Subscript and superscript are defined by the
baselineproperty. A value of 30000 denotes superscript, and a value of -25000 denotes subscript.I had the need for this feature in one of my projects, and figured others would find it useful.
Typically used in a run in a paragraph, in the example text below:
This is the 4th paragraph.This is the 4would be one run in the paragraph.thwould be another run, which would havesuperscript = Trueandparagraph.would be the last run.