Nick Burch wrote:
On Wed, 9 Apr 2008, Jason Harrop wrote:
I was looking today at my generated classes for CT_RPr and CT_ParaRPr
- the content model for an rPr element inside a pPr is essentially the
same as for an rPr in a run element, except that it is top and tailed
with some change tracking stuff:
I noticed this too. It's rather pesky. Do you know if the schema instructs
one to extend the other, or are they independently defined with repeating
contents? (We'll want to know the answer before we go and ask xmlbeans
about supporting the java class hierachy)
From what I can see with my limited schema knowledge, CT_RPr and
CT_ParaRPr both (among one or two others as well) refer to EG_RPrBase
within their <xsd:sequence> section. So it looks to me as if it is
common contents.
I did notice something about some of the other classes generated by
XMLBean which i thought i should raise on this list.
org.openxmlformats.schemas.wordprocessingml.x2006.main.CTP and CTR. -
rather than a single list for the content (EG_PContent and
EG_RunInnerContent), there is a list or array per element.
Yeah, this is a bit pesky. Might be worth a post to the xmlbeans list, to
ask if it's possible to get the list of all children
My current solution is a helper class which uses XmlCursor to build the
lists of all children (there's a sample named "Order Matters" (if I
remember well) at the XmlBeans site - it is similar to that one). This
works for now in my case.
Best wishes,
Rainer
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