https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=128553
--- Comment #4 from mroden...@yahoo.co.uk ---
@Regina
Thanks... yes, I know about XML and your "text:class-names" is very much the
kind of thing (I went to that link but haven't yet found all the details of
this proposal).
I'm a coder and have in the past analysed some OpenOffice or LibreOffice .odt
files (by first expanding and then analysing content.xml)... I just looked at a
content.xml from an .odt file: I find links in the preamble of the text to
styles in styles.xml: these are automatically named "P1, P2, P3, ..." in the
case of paragraph styles, and "T1, T2..." for character styles. Basically a
lot of work is done behind the scenes constructing "artificial" styles which
are specific to that document and its elements.
I'm not sure that that's the same thing as "text:class-names" (although it
seems quite similar).
Given the vast number of Pn and Tn styles found in the preamble of content.xml
I'm now wondering whether my "aspiration"/"feature" might actually be quite
feasible. Obviously I have no idea of what architectural changes to the
*program* might be required, but it appears to me that the structure of
content.xml and styles.xml should in theory be adequate to implement this.
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