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Subject: Scenario tables (ODF 1.2 CD03)
Dear all, 8.2.3: ----b A scenario is an area of a table where data from scenario tables is linked to temporarily. If several scenarios are defined for the same area, an user may choose between the scenarios. The visibility of a scenario table is controlled by its style. Only one scenario table can be active per table. The scenario is displayed in the nearest non-scenario table preceding the scenario table. If a non-scenario table is followed by a scenario table, a scenario is displayed. ----e This is rather opaque. In particular, * What does "is linked to temporarily" mean? (linking mechanism, criteria for temporary nature of link?) * Does "several" mean "more than one"? * Does "the same area" mean exactly the same area? Or can scenarios overlap? * What does it mean for a scenario to be "active" and is there different processing for non-active ones? * How is a scenario displayed? * Does "preceding" mean in XML document terms, or rendering terms (thinking e.g. of side-by-side tables in a RTL environment)? * Does a "scenario table" mean a table with a scenario in it, or a table referenced by a scenario? * What happens if a scenario table is *not* preceded by another table * In general, an example of use would here clarify things greatly! - Alex.
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