Hi,
I'm working on an export filter for generating accessible HTML. I identify
the html list properties by inspecting the numbering rules of a paragraph
(so I find whether it uses Roman numerals etc.) and produce the
corresponding HTML.
Is it possible to identify the actual integer value of a numbered paragraph?
For example, consider the following list. In order to correctly restart the
html list after the paragraph I need the integer value of "c" (ie. 3) in
list item L3_2. At the minute I can only identify number by parsing the
anchor string of the paragraph. Is there a method of determining the
numbering value without parsing the string representation of the number?
(perhaps there is a particular property to query?)
1. L0_0
a. L1_0
i. L2_0
a. L3_0
b. L3_1
Paragraph!
c.L3_2
ii.L2_1
iii.L2_2
b.L1_1
2.L0_1
I experimented with querying the following properties (without sucess):
sal_Int16 numberingStartValue=0;
Any aNumberingStartValue;
xPropertySet->getPropertyValue(rtl::OUString::createFromAscii("NumberingStartValue"))
>>= aNumberingStartValue;
if(aNumberingStartValue >>= numberingStartValue)
{
cout << "numberingStartValue:" << (int)numberingStartValue << endl;
}
bool isRestart;
xPropertySet->getPropertyValue(rtl::OUString::createFromAscii("ParaIsNumberingRestart"))
>>= isRestart;
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