Re: [office] OFFICE-3854, question about style:rel-width and style:rel-height

[Michael Stahl <mstahl@redhat.com>]

On 03.03.2018 13:44, Regina Henschel wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm still working on OFFICE-3854 and now come across these problems:
> 
> 20.331 has the text "The style:rel-height attribute specifies the height 
> of a drawing object as a relative value within a frame."
> 20.332.1 has the text "The style:rel-width attribute specifies the 
> relative width of a drawing object."
> 
> For which elements are the attributes style:rel-height and 
> style:rel-width evaluated, in case they are included in their assigned 
> graphic style? What is intended? All drawing objects (definition of 
> "drawing object"? ), for drawing objects anchored to a frame, only for a 
> <draw:frame> element?

evidently they are evaluated on text frame / image "graphic" styles in
LO Writer; if you set it on the text frame itself it goes on the frame
element, not into the automatic style.

i suspect there are no shape / drawing object "graphic" styles in
Writer; the code in txtprmap.cxx only adds these attributes for the
Writer-specific types.

for example see bug attachment ooo125172-1.odt, and tdf75060-1.odt - the
latter authored by yourself apparently :)

> What do the values "scale" and "scale-min" then mean?

it looks like these are not supported on styles in LO; the relevant
lines in txtprmap.cxx that would convert to properties
"IsSyncHeightToWidth" and "IsSyncHeightToWidth" are commented out.

they are supported on the frame itself though: if "SizeType" is MIN and
the sync property is set, it results in rel-height="scale-min", if only
the sync property is set, rel-height="scale".



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