Printing Reports in .NET

using System;
using System.Drawing;
using ReportPrinting;

namespace ReportDocumentTesting
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Sets up a basic report showing different formats of text.
	/// </summary>
	public class ReportTest1 : IReportMaker
	{

        public void MakeDocument(ReportDocument reportDocument)
        {
            // Always reset the text styles if you have multiple methods that
            // set them
            TextStyle.ResetStyles();

            // Create a ReportBuilder object that assists with building a report
            ReportBuilder builder = new ReportBuilder(reportDocument);
            // Before adding sections, a layout must be started.  
            // We are using a linear layout - vertically, which means
            // each new section starts below the last one.
            builder.StartLinearLayout(Direction.Vertical);

            // Add various text sections in different headings
            builder.AddTextSection("Heading1", TextStyle.Heading1);
            builder.AddTextSection("Heading2", TextStyle.Heading2);
            builder.AddTextSection("Heading3", TextStyle.Heading3);
            builder.AddTextSection("Normal text");

            // Create new styles for underline and bold
            // TextStyles must have a default style to inherit properties from
            TextStyle underlined = new TextStyle(TextStyle.Normal);
            underlined.Underline = true;
            builder.AddTextSection("Underlined", underlined);

            TextStyle bold = new TextStyle(TextStyle.Normal);
            bold.Bold = true;
            builder.AddTextSection("Bold", bold);

            // Let's do color
            TextStyle blue = new TextStyle(TextStyle.Normal);
            blue.Brush = Brushes.Blue;
            builder.AddTextSection("Blue", blue);

            TextStyle red = new TextStyle(TextStyle.Normal);
            red.Brush = Brushes.Red;
            builder.AddTextSection("Red", red);

            TextStyle chocolate = new TextStyle(TextStyle.Normal);
            chocolate.Brush = Brushes.Chocolate;
            builder.AddTextSection("This is chocolate if you were curious.", chocolate);

            // Finish a layout that we started
            builder.FinishLinearLayout();


        }
	}
}