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ListPresetPreset patterns of glyphs for lists in text.
These presets use these glyphs:
To call an enum, you call its parent class, name, and property. For example, SlidesApp.ListPreset.DISC_CIRCLE_SQUARE
.
DISC_CIRCLE_SQUARE
Enum
A list with a `DISC`, `CIRCLE` and `SQUARE` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. DIAMONDX_ARROW3D_SQUARE
Enum
A list with a `DIAMONDX`, `ARROW3D` and `SQUARE` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. CHECKBOX
Enum
A list with `CHECKBOX` glyphs for all list nesting levels. ARROW_DIAMOND_DISC
Enum
A list with a `ARROW`, `DIAMOND` and `DISC` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. STAR_CIRCLE_SQUARE
Enum
A list with a `STAR`, `CIRCLE` and `SQUARE` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. ARROW3D_CIRCLE_SQUARE
Enum
A list with a `ARROW3D`, `CIRCLE` and `SQUARE` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. LEFTTRIANGLE_DIAMOND_DISC
Enum
A list with a `LEFTTRIANGLE`, `DIAMOND` and `DISC` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. DIAMONDX_HOLLOWDIAMOND_SQUARE
Enum
A list with a `DIAMONDX`, `HOLLOWDIAMOND` and `SQUARE` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. DIAMOND_CIRCLE_SQUARE
Enum
A list with a `DIAMOND`, `CIRCLE` and `SQUARE` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels. DIGIT_ALPHA_ROMAN
Enum
A list with `DIGIT`, `ALPHA` and `ROMAN` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels, followed by periods. DIGIT_ALPHA_ROMAN_PARENS
Enum
A list with `DIGIT`, `ALPHA` and `ROMAN` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels, followed by parenthesis. DIGIT_NESTED
Enum
A list with `DIGIT` glyphs separated by periods, where each nesting level uses the previous nesting level's glyph as a prefix. For example: '1.', '1.1.', '2.', '2.2.'. UPPERALPHA_ALPHA_ROMAN
Enum
A list with `UPPERALPHA`, `ALPHA` and `ROMAN` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels, followed by periods. UPPERROMAN_UPPERALPHA_DIGIT
Enum
A list with `UPPERROMAN`, `UPPERALPHA` and `DIGIT` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels, followed by periods. ZERODIGIT_ALPHA_ROMAN
Enum
A list with `ZERODIGIT`, `ALPHA` and `ROMAN` glyphs for the first 3 list nesting levels, followed by periods.
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Last updated 2024-12-02 UTC.
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