On Wednesday 14 February 2007 14:30, Oliver-Rainer Wittmann wrote:
> > Could you write something more clear on what you want the first part of
> > the numbering to be?
>
> Yes, I'll try. I will again use the above given example:
> Imagine that the above given list is represented in the OpenDocument
> file format using <text:numbered-paragraph>. Imagine that list style
> "L2" is given at the list item "2.2 Paragraph E". List style "L2" only
> contains a list level definition for list level 2. But, as you see,
> the list label of this list item contains the number of list level 1.
> The number format for this number can't be taken from list style "L2",
> because its missing. Thus, I propose to take it from the list level
> definition, which is applied to list item "2. Paragraph C". "2.
> Paragraph C" is the superior list item of list item "2.2 Paragraph E
Thanks for writing this down :)
I'll remember that what I called 'parent' is what you called 'superior'.
Anyway; I agree this is a good strategy. It is incidentally already what KWord
is doing. :)
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Thomas Zander
