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Subject: review of editor's notes for attributes of namespace fo
Hi Patrick, I had a look at the editor's notes for attributes of namespace fo of our ODF 1.2 specification, committee draft 1. Here are my proposed solutions/questions/comments: - ed. note in "18.239 fo:column-count" Unfortunately, no input from my side. I do not know, why we initial choose namespace fo for this ODF attribute. It seems that the same applies to attribute fo:column-gap in 18.240. - first ed. note in "18.244 fo:margin-left" In my opinion this attribute refers the one in the parent style, when its value is a percentage. We should improve our wording accordingly. - second ed. note in "18.244 fo:margin-left" By saying that "Percentage values are not supported for <style:graphic-properties>..." we exclude percentage values for frames. This has to be reflected by the schema. - third ed. note in "18.244 fo:margin-left" I think your arguments for a simple definition are reasonable. I propose to re-work this attribute in the next ODF version. - ed. note in "18:245 fo:max-height" I do not know why we have initial included the dependency of its unit to the one of fo:min-height. Does somebody else has knowledge about this dependency? - ed. note in "18.247 fo:min-height" Unfortunately, I have no answer to the question in this ed. note. Somebody else? - ed. note in "18.248 fo:min-width" The same as for ed. note in "18.247 fo:min-height". - ed. note in "18:253 fo:text-indent" My posting http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/office/200812/msg00018.html, which also contains some text for <style:list-level-label-alignment> solves this ed. note. - ed. note in "19.174.1 General" I do not understand the purpose of this ed. note. - ed. note in "19.181 fo:font-family" I do not the answer to the question in the ed. note. Somebody else? - ed. note in "19.182 fo:font-size" I see no reason, why we should deprecate this attribute. - ed. notes in "19.184 fo:font-variant" I can not provide any resolution to these ed. notes, because I am not an expert of this font attribute. - ed. note in "19.185 fo:font-weight" No input from my side - ed. note in "19.186 fo:height" I do not know, why we use this attribute only for the bullet image of bulleted lists. Somebody else? - ed. note in "19.187 fo:hyphenate" Again, no input from my side - not my playground - ed. note in "19.198 fo:margin-botton" If used in a comment style and its value is percentage, it refers to the corresponding attribute of the parent style. - ed. notes in "19.199 fo:margin-left" [see above - ed. notes in "18.244 fo:margin-left] - ed. note in "19.200 fo:margin-right" It is correct that we have no right margins for list items. For reference mechanism, same as for fo:margin-left and fo:margin-bottom - ed. note in "19.201 fo:margin-top" reference mechanism as the other fo:margin-... attributes. - ed. note in "19.202 fo:max-height" [see above] - ed. note in "19.204 fo:min-height" [see above] - ed. note in "19.205 fo:min-width" [see above] - ed. note in "19.215 fo:text-align" What is meant by this statement is that value "start" (and also value "end") are interpreted according the writing direction. E.g, in horizontal left-to-right layout "start" it is interpreted as "left", while in horizontal right-to-left layout "start" it is interpreted as "right". - ed. notes in "19.216 fo:text-align-last" -- first: Ok. -- second: schema will no longer contain defaults. - ed. note in "19.217 fo:text-indent" [see above] - first ed. note in "19.219 fo:text-transform" Hm, in ed. note for fo:font-variant it is said that you want to delete this text. But as stated above, I am not an expert in this area. - second ed. note in "19.219 fo:text-transform" I do not know, if we want to switch - ed. note in "19.220 fo:widows" As far as I know, we only use this attributes for paragraphs. - ed. note in "19.221 fo:width" [Same as for for the ed. note for fo:height - see above] - ed. notes in "19.222 fo:wrap-option" no input from my side. Somebody else? Best regards, Oliver. -- ======================================================================= Sun Microsystems GmbH Oliver-Rainer Wittmann Nagelsweg 55 Software Engineer - OpenOffice.org/StarOffice 20097 Hamburg Germany Fax: (+49 40) 23 646 955 http://www.sun.de mailto:oliver-rainer.wittmann@sun.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Sitz der Gesellschaft: Sun Microsystems GmbH, Sonnenallee 1, D-85551 Kirchheim-Heimstetten Amtsgericht Muenchen: HRB 161028 Geschaeftsfuehrer: Thomas Schroeder, Wolfgang Engels, Dr. Roland Boemer Vorsitzender des Aufsichtsrates: Martin Haering ======================================================================= Oliver-Rainer Wittmann (od) - OpenOffice.org Writer OpenOffice.org Engineering at Sun: http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS
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