On Jun 17, 2006, at 2:01 AM, CPHennessy wrote:
I will try to help keep those tasks as developer oriented as possible.
One
problem I obviously had was trying to interpret the citation
requirements in
terms of actual C++ code and OpenOffice.org design.
Come to think of it, one way for you to help would be for you to write
up what you think needs to be done for the most important bits, and
attach a reasonable target amount to it (or to each piece if more
appropriate).
To get things started, if *I* were writing the former, I'd say:
1) read, display and write new OpenDocument citation field (we haven't
used the term "field" to describe it yet, but we may as well start;
that's what it is)
2) expose a citation API
I think those are the most critical, and the rest is somewhat flexible.
I'd still like to hold out some possibility of using citeproc XSLT
directly rather than having to port it, for example, as MS has done
with their formatting approach.
Bruce
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