Nevermind, I figured it out this morning.
;-D
G
On 5/7/15, Gabriela Gibson <gabriela.gib...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry for the delay, I've been a bit off colour for last week and
> also, I'm quite confused %-)
>
> Here is what I do:
>
> void printNode(DFNode *n)
> {
> if (n == NULL) return;
> printf("Tag = %d \t", n->tag);
> printf("seqNo = %zu \t", n->seqNo);
> printf("value = %s \t\t", n->value);
> if (n->tag > 2)
> printf("ODFKey = %s ", translateXMLEnumName[n->tag-10]);
> printf("\n");
> }
>
> where translateXMLEnumName is a homemade mapping that gives me the
> enum name of the tag.
>
> This is what I see:
> Tag = 1485 seqNo = 2 value = (null) ODFKey =
> OFFICE_SCRIPTS
> Tag = 1475 seqNo = 3 value = (null) ODFKey =
> OFFICE_FONT_FACE_DECLS
> Tag = 1600 seqNo = 4 value = (null) ODFKey =
> STYLE_FONT_FACE
> Tag = 1600 seqNo = 5 value = (null) ODFKey =
> STYLE_FONT_FACE
> Tag = 1600 seqNo = 6 value = (null) ODFKey =
> STYLE_FONT_FACE
> Tag = 1600 seqNo = 7 value = (null) ODFKey =
> STYLE_FONT_FACE
> Tag = 1600 seqNo = 8 value = (null) ODFKey =
> STYLE_FONT_FACE
> Tag = 1452 seqNo = 9 value = (null) ODFKey =
> OFFICE_AUTOMATIC_STYLES
> Tag = 1736 seqNo = 10 value = (null) ODFKey =
> STYLE_STYLE
> Tag = 1767 seqNo = 11 value = (null) ODFKey =
> STYLE_TEXT_PROPERTIES
> Tag = 1455 seqNo = 12 value = (null) ODFKey =
> OFFICE_BODY
> Tag = 1493 seqNo = 13 value = (null) ODFKey =
> OFFICE_TEXT
> Tag = 2294 seqNo = 14 value = (null) ODFKey =
> TEXT_SEQUENCE_DECLS
> Tag = 2293 seqNo = 15 value = (null) ODFKey =
> TEXT_SEQUENCE_DECL
> Tag = 2293 seqNo = 16 value = (null) ODFKey =
> TEXT_SEQUENCE_DECL
> Tag = 2293 seqNo = 17 value = (null) ODFKey =
> TEXT_SEQUENCE_DECL
> Tag = 2293 seqNo = 18 value = (null) ODFKey =
> TEXT_SEQUENCE_DECL
> Tag = 2158 seqNo = 19 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_H
> Tag = 2 seqNo = 20 value = Headline One
> Tag = 2241 seqNo = 21 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_P
> Tag = 2241 seqNo = 22 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_P
> Tag = 2 seqNo = 23 value = This is
> Tag = 2270 seqNo = 24 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_S
> Tag = 2 seqNo = 25 value = paragraph one,
> Tag = 2158 seqNo = 26 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_H
> Tag = 2 seqNo = 27 value = Headline Two
> Tag = 2241 seqNo = 28 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_P
> Tag = 2241 seqNo = 29 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_P
> Tag = 2 seqNo = 30 value = This is a paragraph two,
> Tag = 2158 seqNo = 31 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_H
> Tag = 2 seqNo = 32 value = Headline Three
> .../etc etc
> =====================================================
>
> With these lines:
>
> Tag = 2158 seqNo = 19 value = (null) ODFKey = TEXT_H
> Tag = 2 seqNo = 20 value = Headline One
>
>
> I'm not too sure what to do with those --- 'Headline One' for example
> should correspond to something like TEXT_H1 Since TEXT_H doesn't give
> me the full story here --- I cannot seem to get ahold of the actual
> value in the raw data in contents.xml, which would tell me that:
>
> <text:h text:style-name="Heading_20_1" text:outline-level="1">Headline
> One</text:h>
>
> Trouble is, I just cannot see how to grab hold of either the markers:
>
> text:style-name="Heading_20_1" or text:outline-level="1".
>
> Which would make my life easy here.
>
> The plan was to park all those markers in a neat little struct and
> maybe also add function pointers to the rows, so I'd have { INCOMING,
> ..., function_name }, and then just can easily pick things off in the
> traverseContent() function.
>
> thanks for any hints!
>
> G
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