https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=136434
--- Comment #18 from Christian Lehmann <[email protected]> --- If the goal of purging a document from redundant material would be seriously pursued, I would volunteer to present a list of elements that seem superfluous to me, in a given file. However, as Mike noticed long ago, I am not a specialist on technicalities. I can only see things such as this: Have a paragraph (e.g. a heading) obeying a style which puts the entire paragraph in bold face. Then copy into this paragraph a string which already is formated, by character format, as bold face. The code of this attribute is preserved in the XML file. The user, however, does not need this. Even if he had advanced methods of looking into the inner formating of substrings of the paragraph in question, this would be of no interest to him. Consequence: Delete the character formating of a string if it is copied into a context which already has this format. This is the kind of redundancy I was referring to. I trust my file would be much smaller if it were suppressed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
