Copy-ready C# examples for every demo module

Every NetCorePpt demo lives in NetCorePptxTest/Modules as a plain C# class. The pages below extract the code blocks straight from those sources and pair them with bilingual notes — each snippet is the real, compiling code used by the regression suite.

Download all demo sources in one archive

All NetCorePpt demo classes — DemoText, DemoShape, DemoImage, DemoTable, DemoMaster, DemoMedia, DemoChart and DemoChartByChartType — plus the shared Constants and ConstantsTable helpers they build on. These are the exact sources the code blocks on this page are taken from: unzip and drop the classes into your own project, or read them end to end.

examples_docs/Modules.zip NetCorePptxTest/Modules · C# sources shared helpers included

Download Modules.zip
Tip: every sample block can be expanded with "+". Follow the code side-by-side with your own PptxGen project.

1Pick a module

T

Text & Rich Text

DemoText

6 demo slides · text_genSlide*.pptx

Open module S

Shapes

DemoShape

3 demo slides · shape_genSlide*.pptx

Open module I

Images

DemoImage

5 demo slides (+SVG) · image_genSlide*.pptx

Open module Tb

Tables

DemoTable

11 demo slides · table_genSlide*.pptx

Open module M

Masters & Placeholders

DemoMaster

6 demo slides · master_genSlide*.pptx

Open module Mp

Media — Video & Audio

DemoMedia

3 demo slides + large-media test · media_genSlide*.pptx

Open module C

Charts — addChart API

DemoChart

21 demo + 7 dev slides · chart_genSlide*.pptx

Open module Ct

Charts — typed helpers

DemoChartByChartType

21 demo + 7 dev slides · chart_genSlide*.pptx

Open module

2How the demos are wired

Slide factories, pure C#

Each genSlideNN / devSlideNN method adds one or more slides to the PptxGen instance passed in as its parameter.

Driven by MSTest

A PptxXxxTest class calls DemoXxx.genSlideNN(pres); then SaveAndCompare("….pptx") writes the file and byte-compares it with the PptxGen.js reference output.

Verbatim snippets

The code blocks on these pages are sliced line-by-line from the Modules sources, so they always match the current API — no drift, no paraphrasing.