Hello! >>> Dátum: H, szept. 10, 2007, idő: 12:35 du., a(z) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> üzenetben, Oliver Specht - Sun Germany -Hamburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> írta: Kálmán Szalai wrote: Hi, > Here is the title what I missed before ;o) > >>>> Dátum: H, szept. 10, 2007, idő: 11:14 de., a(z) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>> üzenetben, "Kálmán Szalai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> írta: > Dear Writer Developers! > > I would like to ask you to add higher priority to this issue: > http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=61007 > This is the one of our issue why we have to build own Hungarian > OpenOffice.org builds - FSF.hu builds. Can you help us to correct this > issue? It is very important issue to us. > > Are there any declaration in ODF than can store the information how > caption is formatted? The way captions are inserted is not part of the document format. The document contains the resulting caption text only. >I am thuinking about UI modification where the > user can select the format: > Placement > - numbers first > - text first That seems to be the easiest way. > > Can this be the right way or it simple must be hardcoded into OOo? As you already know (as your patch does it that way) the order of the caption elements is hard coded. At the moment I don't know which requirements other languages might have. But if the order of text/number needs to be changed we should add a CheckBox that allows that. Yes, that is what we really need...
The only problem might be that there's not much space in the dialog page in tools/Options/..Writer/AutoCaption. I see. We might ask MMP how can we resolve this problem. > Also > it might have i18n aspects, so we might store this flag in that > project... Also we might store information about formatting rules of > caption (point after number or just space, etc) All that is configurable right now. I think we don't need it in i18n as long as the caption is not automatically created from a field command within the document (like date and time fields). But these setting might be diferent language by language. Regards, Oliver Thanks, KAMI
