TerGetListLevelInfo

Retrieve the level properties for a list or a list-override item.

BOOL TerGetListLevelInfo(hWnd, IsList, id, level, StartAt, NumType, CharAft, ListText, FontId, flags)

HWND hWnd;	The handle of the window to be accessed
BOOL IsList;	Set to TRUE to retrieve the level properties for a list item. Set to FALSE to retrieve the level properties for a list-override item. A list-override item is allowed only if it has non-zero list levels (please refer to the TerGetListOrInfo function).
int id;	The id of the list or list-override item to retrieve. You can set this parameter to -1 to retrieve the information about the list level for the current line.
int level;	A valid level number. A simple list has only one level (level number 0). A nested list has 9 levels (0 to 8). This parameter is ignored when the 'id' parameter is set to -1.
LPINT StartAt;	The location to retrieve the starting number for a level.
LPINT NumType;	The location to retrieve the number type used for the bullet. Please refer to the TerEditListLevel function for a list of number type constants.
LPINT CharAft;	The location to retrieve the character between the bullet text and the body text. Please refer to the TerEditListLevel function for a list of values returned by this parameter.
LPBYTE ListText.	The location to retrieve the text printed for the paragraph number. Please refer to the TerEditListLevel function for the description of this parameter.
LPINT FontId;	The location to retrieve the font id to print the paragraph number text.
LPDWORD flags;	The location to retrieve the list level flags. Please refer to the TerEditListLevel function for a description of the list level flags.

Return Value: When successful, this function returns a TRUE value.