Re: [office] preferred view mode upon opening document

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Ming Fei Jia <>
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2008-10-24T09:21:24+00:00
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Re: [office] preferred view mode upon opening document
Sure, namespaceToken can satisfy the name extension requirement, the name will be like "xxxx:yyyy". This gets me out of the case that I'm defining new data type:) Thanks Michael. Also I agree with Michael's suggestion that separate custom view modes from the pre-defined values.

BTW, I think Rob's URI solution is also a good solution, in which it is not necessary to separate custom view modes from pre-defined values,and only needs one attribute "manifest:preferred-view-mode". Moreover, that method can be used to solve those general enumeration extension issues.

I really feel the community's capabilities:)

Mingfei

Michael Brauer - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg ---10/24/2008 02:50:44 PM---The way we resolved this situation elsewhere in ODF are namespaced

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Michael Brauer - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg <>

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10/24/2008 02:50 PM

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Re: [office] preferred view mode upon opening document

The way we resolved this situation elsewhere in ODF are namespaced

tokens, that is, a namespace prefix, followed by an identifier.

If we use that for the manifest:preferred-view-mode attribute, then the 

schema would look like this:

<define name="file-entry-attlist" combine="interleave">

   <optional>

     <attribute name="manifest:preferred-view-mode">

       <ref name="namespacedToken"/>

     </attribute>

   </optional>

</define>

We would pre-define the values

manifest:edit

manifest:presentation-slide-show

manifest:read-only

One question is whether we want to provide fallback values for user 

defined values, so that application that don't understand the user 

defined view mode can at least choose one of the pre-defined modes that 

is close to the use defined mode. If we want to have this, then we may 

define two attributes. One that is exactly what we have in the original 

proposal, and an additional one, let's say 

"manifest:extended-preferred-view-mode" that takes a namespaced value. 

Depending on whether we want the fallback value to be optional or 

mandatory, the schema may look like this:

<define name="file-entry-attlist" combine="interleave">

   <optional>

     <attribute name="manifest:preferred-view-mode">

             <choice>

             <value>edit</value>

             <value>presentation-slide-show</value>

             <value>read-only</value>

             </choice>

     </attribute>

   </optional>

   <optional>

     <attribute name="manifest:extended-preferred-view-mode">

       <ref name="namespacedToken"/>

     </attribute>

   </optional>

</define>

or like this

<define name="file-entry-attlist" combine="interleave">

   <optional>

     <attribute name="manifest:preferred-view-mode">

             <choice>

             <value>edit</value>

             <value>presentation-slide-show</value>

             <value>read-only</value>

             </choice>

     </attribute>

     <optional>

       <attribute name="manifest:extended-preferred-view-mode">

         <ref name="namespacedToken"/>

       </attribute>

     </optional>

   </optional>

</define>

Michael

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