Re: [office] OFFICE-3765

[Regina Henschel <regina.henschel@libreoffice.org>]

Hi Michael,

Michael Stahl schrieb am 26.04.2018 um 16:11:
>
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> ... so what you want to do is essentially split one <number:text> in
> two?

Yes, that is the effect.

 can't be done with this schema, and you can't put
> number:fill-character inside number:text either with it.
>
> ... it might work to put an <optional><element "number:text"></optional>
> right after the number:fill-character ... however that would also allow
> 2 consecutive number:text  in some cases ...
>
> if this feature is really needed

I cannot say, whether it is "really needed", but both Excel and 
LibreOffice allow such format code. So it is likely, that there a 
documents, which use it.

LibreOffice writes it in extended mode as e.g.
  <number:number-style style:name="N10121" number:language="en" 
number:country="US" number:title="fill">
   <number:scientific-number number:decimal-places="2" 
loext:min-decimal-places="2" number:min-integer-digits="1" 
number:min-exponent-digits="2" loext:exponent-interval="1" 
loext:forced-exponent-sign="true"/>
   <loext:text> </loext:text>
   <loext:fill-character>~</loext:fill-character>
   <number:text>m</number:text>
  </number:number-style>

Kind regards
Regina