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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Fri Dec 19 10:42:06 +0000 2008 ------- ->warnerpj: Regarding the dependence structure of the mentioned issues you may be right. I think implementing the specification of this issue is the first big step to solve the problems and enhancement wishes of these issues. When cws outlinelevel is integrated into the DEV300 code line of OOo 3.1, we can continue to work out what is still missing around with feature area. Regarding your concerns: <quote> - If I have a Heading 1 in Chapter 1, numbered 1.1, and I cut and paste this to appendix 1, is should automatically be numbered A.1. </quote> I think this will not work in cws outlinelevel. Such a feature depends on how you build up your numbering. One condition that is needed to be hold to make this feature work is that the cut-and-pasted paragraph (numbered 1.1) and the paragraph "appendix 1" (numbered A) needs to be in the same list OR the cut-and-pasted paragraph has to be moved from its list to the list of paragraph "appendix 1". <quote> - I need to be able to define table, figure, map & plate numbering that is independant of heading numbering, but increments inside chapters. So if the first FIGURE appears under a Heading 3 item that is numbered 5.2.3, then I would expect the figure to be numbered 5.1. </quote> This is already possible since OOo 1.x. Menu Insert - Fields - Others - pane "Variables" - type "Number range" - e.g. selection "Table" - use feature "Numbering by chapter" <quote> - If I change the top level heading format in a chapter from 'Chapter' to 'Appendix', all sub-headings should automatically change appropriately (g. from '5.2.3' to 'A.2.3'). </quote> This seems to be something like your first point. <quote> - The ability to construct a List-of-Figures (and List-of-Plates etc) that works like a TOC, but for the specified paragraph types. </quote> I do not know what you really mean. You can already create a table of contents, which is only build-up by user defined paragraph styles. <quote> - The ability to have sub-figures (eg. Fig 1(a)) that function similarly to paragraphs in terms of counter incrementing etc. </quote> Here I am also unsure about what kind of feature do you mean. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not reply to this automatically generated notification from Issue Tracker. Please log onto the website and enter your comments. http://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/project_issues.html#notification --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
