On 2005/12/20, at 3:47, J David Eisenberg wrote:
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, JC Helary wrote:
I would like to know if there is a "simple" way to identify:
-block level textual information
-inline level textual information
-localizable subflows present in tags attributes values.
This, to parse an OD file and be able to proporly segment the text
for use in a CAT tool.
Some of the tools at
http://opendocumentfellowship.org/Resources/DeveloperTools may give
you
code that would be useful.
Thank you, I'll check.
In general, block level information will be contained in <text:p> and
<text:h>; inline level information in <text:span>. I'm not sure
what you
mean by localizable subflows.
Information that is not between tags but inside tags as attributes
values ( text:name="something like alternative text for graphic items
for ex").
It looks like there is a very wide range of possible
<text:"attributes" and I found that <text:sequence seems to be inline
as well as <text:user-defined
I am looking for an extensive list of such attributes and their
characteristics (block or inline).
Jean-Christophe
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