Giuseppe Castagno wrote:
Hi Oliver,
my comments inline,
Oliver-Rainer Wittmann - Software Engineer - Sun Microsystems wrote:
Hi Giuseppe,
I've discussed the issue with AMA - see our comments inline
Giuseppe Castagno wrote:
Hi all,
I'm working on issue 53420 because I need it for a manual I'm writing.
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Example of generated indexes are:
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8 Collegamento a Internet 8-1
8.1. Modem ADLS 8-1
8.2. Router/firewall 8-1
8.2.1. Generale 8-1
8.2.2. WiFi 8-1
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Appendice A Note di Installazione per Sarge (Debian 3.1rc3) A-1
A.1. Inizio configurazione rete (network). A-5
A.2. Partizionare il disk A-7
A.3. Installazione di Grub A-7
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Of course the chapter number follows the format chosen in the
relevant page format (e.g. is A if the chapter numbering chosen was
alphabetical).
What do you mean by "the chapter number follows the format chosen in
the relevant page format"?
We think the format of the chapter number should be equal to the
format, which is given in the Outline Numbering dialog (menu Tools -
Outline Numbering).
that's it, the 'A-1' in the example above means that's the page 1 of the
chapter which has level 1 in outline numbering and the numbering format
is chosen to be literals A,B etc... by means of the menu command you
mentioned.
My questions:
Should I provide some kind of specification for it?
Yes, that would be great.
good, I'll ask when the time comes what version: wiki or the odt one
Would I be able to work directly on it (e.g. CWS and the likes)?
Of course you can.
I implemented issue 12626
(http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=12626#desc24) as a
developer, so I know how it works and I have CVS access.
I currently build OOo on Debian GNU/Linux (of the 'etch' flavor).
For a CWS at least two platform builds are needed - Windows and
Linux/UNIX. There exist OOo buildbots for several platforms.
for GNU/Linux there is no problem, it's my development system of choice.
I build under Windows as well, though I have only a notebook with dual
booting hence when I build with Windows I get stuck for at least 24 hours.
While I was waiting for the answer, I had a glance to the ODF 1.0 spec
were it deals with index (7.12.1, IIRC), I wasn't able to figure out how
to make persistent (in the ODF format) the choice of the chapter
numbering (simple one without subchapters) in the index source.
So far I was able to generate the index, but I haven't yet figured out
how to save the modified index source information in the ODT file, I
save only the generated index (the body).
As soon as I understand something more, I'll be back.
BTW questions on XML and ODF OOo implementation should go to
dev@xml.openoffice.org, right?
Yes.
But, questions, which strongly belong to a certain OOo application, can
also be asked in the mailing list of this application.
Regards, Oliver.
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