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Subject: the simple proposal
Regarding the „simple proposal“ Michael tried to push through last meeting I have the following concerns: a) I do not think it’s the most complex proposal in the world, but I think there are some open questions. b) I’m concerned with the way Sun tries to push this through. I think its bad style not giving me the time in the TC to explain my points. Calling the agenda item 30sec before closing the meeting and trying to vote on it is bad style. Furthermore giving the TC the impression that I’m the troublemaker because this is just a simple proposal is not very kind. My open questions: a) Why should we add the two “X” to the table. Why only these? Why is text:anchor-type=”paragraph” and style:vertical-rel=”frame” not valid? b) I would not know how to implement the proposal in a reader which supports ODF1.0/1.1 and ODF1.2. Consider the following pseudo-code fragments: Either one could implement it as: if (text:anchor-type=”paragraph” and style:vertical-rel=”page”) then // use text:anchor-type=”paragraph” and style:vertical-rel=”page” regardless of the ODF version end Or one could implement it as if (text:anchor-type=”paragraph” and style:vertical-rel=”page”) then if (odf:version=”1.2”) then // use text:anchor-type=”paragraph” and style:vertical-rel=”page” end if (odf:version=”1.1” or odf:version=”1.0”) then // in ODF 1.0 or ODF 1.1 this was not allowed; so we need to behave like a ODF1.0/1.1 reader // here it is unclear which values should be used… end end The implications for interop are huge. ~Florian
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