[discuss] Re: Conditional Styles

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Ian Laurenson wrote:
* The following or preceding style
An example of where this would be useful is in lists. So that using one
conditional style, you could apply a style for when the next style is
the same style (e.g. keep with next) and a different style if the
following style is different.
this I think is particularly useful. The following scenario - as far as 
I am concerned, cannot be automated:

style A (no indent)
        style B (indent) - obviously this can be done automatically -
        style B
style A - has now to be entered manually.
        style B
I know it is no big deal, but it would be nice to be able to do 
something like that.

Ingo
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