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Merge pull request #26567 from AlexJerabek/AlexJ-LoadOption

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Office-js: Adding LoadOption text
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Nathan Shively-Sanders
2018-06-20 13:42:35 -07:00
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@@ -13560,7 +13560,23 @@ declare namespace OfficeExtension {
declare namespace OfficeExtension {
/**
* Specifies which properties of an object should be loaded.
* Specifies which properties of an object should be loaded. This load happens when the sync() method is executed. This synchronizes the states between Office objects and corresponding JavaScript proxy objects.
*
* @remarks
*
* For Word, the preferred method for specifying the properties and paging information is by using a string literal. The first two examples show the preferred way to request the text and font size properties for paragraphs in a paragraph collection:
*
* `context.load(paragraphs, 'text, font/size');`
*
* `paragraphs.load('text, font/size');`
*
* Here is a similar example using object notation (includes paging):
*
* `context.load(paragraphs, {select: 'text, font/size', expand: 'font', top: 50, skip: 0});`
*
* `paragraphs.load({select: 'text, font/size', expand: 'font', top: 50, skip: 0});`
*
* Note that if we don't specify the specific properties on the font object in the select statement, the expand statement by itself would indicate that all of the font properties are loaded.
*/
interface LoadOption {
/**