Andreas,
> That would be the
> case if you needed different tab-stops for different lines. In the
> example the tab-stops are all the same
My sample was just the easiest one to get your thoughts on it. But in
general case I really need to have different tab-stops for different
lines/blocks.
In general it would be like this:
----+----+----+----+
blabla: text1 after one tab
blablabla: text2 after one tab
blabla: text3 after 2 tabs
blabla: text4 when one tab exists before label and another after it
blabla: text5 first line
text6 second line
text7 third line
So, as you may see - different tab stops positions are used having here each
default step. But then later I have also the case when each line has its own
tab stops.
And again I think that extension of fo:leader attributes (if you don't want
to introduce any new, though more logically stated, elements) should help to
solve all of that complexity.
Probably I should go then on my own if no one else supports that idea.
Andrejus
