Hi Vlad,
> I don't understand why new field to existing document class is needed.
> I think we should a special exporter/importer that allows to specify encoding
> of the document under a name of base exporter/importer with something appended
> (e.g. "HTML" and "HTML (encoded)" - as in OpenOffice). If user selects
> "..(encoded)" version ,dialog pops up and asks what encoding to use).
I agree. Adding this to the exporter class would be trivial (all of our write calls
generally pass through a virtual write() method anyway.) Adding a encoding dialog
would also be trivial.
Dom
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