glyphFormat property
The format string used by bullets at this level of nesting.
The glyph format contains one or more placeholders, and these placeholders
are replaced with the appropriate values depending on the glyph_type or
glyph_symbol. The placeholders follow the pattern %[nesting_level].
Furthermore, placeholders can have prefixes and suffixes. Thus, the glyph
format follows the pattern %[nesting_level]. Note that the prefix and
suffix are optional and can be arbitrary strings. For example, the glyph
format %0. indicates that the rendered glyph will replace the
placeholder with the corresponding glyph for nesting level 0 followed by a
period as the suffix. So a list with a glyph type of UPPER_ALPHA and glyph
format %0. at nesting level 0 will result in a list with rendered glyphs
A. B. C. The glyph format can contain placeholders for the current
nesting level as well as placeholders for parent nesting levels. For
example, a list can have a glyph format of %0. at nesting level 0 and a
glyph format of %0.%1. at nesting level 1. Assuming both nesting levels
have DECIMAL glyph types, this would result in a list with rendered glyphs
1. 2. 2.1. 2.2. 3. For nesting levels that are ordered, the
string that replaces a placeholder in the glyph format for a particular
paragraph depends on the paragraph's order within the list.
Implementation
core.String? glyphFormat;