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Eike Rathke updated OFFICE-2903:
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Proposal:
Delete "temporarily" from "... a table whose contents temporarily replaces the contents ..."
Replace
"
The visibility of a scenario table is controlled by its style.
"
with
"
The visible indication of a scenario table is controlled by its table:display-border attribute.
"
Replace
"
Only one scenario table can be applied to a table at one time.
"
with
"
Only one scenario table can be applied to a range at one time.
"
"Temporarily" is misleading, it is "temporarily permanent" ;-) until the user selects a different scenario. There are active scenarios that are used as the actual table data. The scenarios applied to a table are specified with a table:is-active='true' attribute.
"The visibility of a scenario table is controlled by its style" is badly worded, what was meant is probably that as the visibility of the border is controlled with the table:display-border attribute and if that is false there is no visible indication that the data displayed is actually a scenario.
"Only one scenario table can be applied to a table at one time" is wrong, multiple scenario tables can be applied to a table as long as the ranges of the scenarios don't overlap.
> 9.2.7 <table:scenario> - what triggers "temporary" application of the sceneario?
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> Key: OFFICE-2903
> URL: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/OFFICE-2903
> Project: OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) TC
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Table
> Affects Versions: ODF 1.2 CD 05
> Reporter: Patrick Durusau
> Assignee: Eike Rathke
> Fix For: ODF 1.2 CD 06
>
>
> In full the language in question reads: "A scenario is one or more cell ranges of a table whose contents temporarily replaces the contents of the cell ranges in the nearest non-scenario table preceding the scenario table in document order."
> OK, so what is the default position? Applied or not? And how do we record which one?
> Or is that the "visibility of a scenario table" that is controlled by a style?
> That seems like an odd way to say that a scenario is applied to at table, to describe it as visibility of the scenario table.
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