https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99695
--- Comment #4 from Marc Grober <[email protected]> --- While one could provide extensions that tagged and generated material for LO (as Zotero does for Bibliographies for example), why abandon what LO already does to build something to parrot what LO already accomplishes. While this might make some sense in the Google Doc environment (where Google termination of the ability to add styles has resulted in apps that provide that service) where Google apps is now specifically designed without internal extensibility, it makes no sense where, as in the case of LO, the extensibility is already not only built in, but the user is provided tools to extend and modify. LO already has the built-in ability to generate tables. ToC is a subset of the general ability that by default uses certain outline paragraph styles. Unfortunately, the ToC also excludes the ability to include character styles for someone reason I have yet to discover. If LO did allow the inclusion of Character formats in ToCs, it would resolve all formatting problems where a Heading was part of the paragraph (as one sees in the APA style for headings. So, a) we are not talking about providing 8000 paragraph formats; we are talking about allowing the user to include as a ToC Heading a style other than a paragraph style; b) it makes no sense to try to build extensions along the line of zotero to do what LO already does; c) the solution I suggest would allow the greatest flexibility for the user to accomplish his aims with the least effort. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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