https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147814
--- Comment #5 from Jonathan Clark <[email protected]> --- Eyal's objection is legitimate and grounded in natural language, but given the text of the ODF spec and how it's been interpreted so far, what we have here is probably the most realistic approach. As part of this fix, I think we should also file a change request with the ODF committee, asking them to define the semantics of style:tab-stop style:type. Specifically, we should ask them to define "left" to mean aligned from the start of the text, and "right" to mean aligned from the end of the text, always relative to paragraph and layout direction. This would match our implementation, and would also make the ODF spec explicitly cover the TB cases which are presently underspecified. I'm less sure about the use cases for the actually-from-left and actually-from-right tab stops requested in the original post, but I've never even needed to use the other tab stop types before so I might not be the target audience. Maybe Eyal can elaborate on this request. (In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #4) > forget about the inaccuracy. The point is that the left tabs - well, we > don't know what they are, but the right tabs are actually right tabs. 'left' is the default value, per the ODF standard. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
