[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 94472] Proposal for working in documents on two positions in side by side (so vertical) panes

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--- Comment #11 from epimitheas  ---
(In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #6)
> (In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #5)
> > I do not see how a request to have *tabs* corresponding to different parts
> > of a document 
> 
> Which of the bugs talks about tabs? This one doesn't, and I don't see tabs
> discussed in 31481 either. Can you better clarify how this bug is not
> subsumed by 31481?
> 
> 
> On an unrelated note: I fail to see what this feature offers over the
> ability to have two windows editing/viewing the same document. epimitheas
> does not seem to have answered this question when Cor asked it back in 2015.

Just to clarify to  Eyal Rozenberg and Cor, about what was the intended purpose
of this feature back then (what it would offer to the user):

If you are working on a multi-page document (f.e. a book, or a thesis) that
consists of many sections/sub-sections/annexes etc, and you want to be able to
view at the same time what you have typed in another part of your document for
the same issue, then you can use this feature to save time (and effort).

You can either use the chapters tabs to "jump" between different parts of the
document that you are current using/modifying (not just jump to a predefined
bookmark at the start of each chapter) or u can expand the viewport to view at
the same time multiple chapters (at the exact point you wish to).

It just offers convenience to the user that in a different case has to scroll
up-down or remember where exactly in his document and what he has mentioned for
the same matter.

Eitherway, back then i used to work on big documents and seemed a good idea (my
solution was to create a duplicate file and reopen it on a different window..).

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Referenced Bugs:

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[Bug 108137] [META] Writer feature enhancements
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--- Comment #10 from madisonabuba...@hotmail.com ---
Any changes made in one window will be reflected in the other. However, for a
true side-by-side view within a single LibreOffice window, users can utilize
their operating system's split-screen feature, though this won't offer the same
level of document synchronization. As of September 2021, this remains the
primary method to work on documents side by side in LibreOffice. Here's the
reference https://www.emulatorpc.com/state-of-survival/.

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--- Comment #9 from madisonabuba...@hotmail.com ---
In this site https://answersville.com/best-call-center-jobs-from-home/,
LibreOffice lacks a built-in feature for side-by-side vertical panes, but users
can achieve this by opening two instances of the program with the same document
using the "New Window" option. Once both instances are opened, arrange them
side by side on the screen to work with two documents simultaneously.

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--- Comment #8 from Mike Kaganski  ---
(In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #7)

Note that the proposal was not limited to the "side by side" piece on that
screenshot (i.e., already the second piece there - "Chapters" enabled" - was
the proposal); and that the last "side-by-side" piece didn't propose any split
window. So no, while it has some superficial similarity with *42428* (which is
about looking into several parts of the *same* document), it is not the same;
and answering the following:

(In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #6)
> Can you better clarify how this bug is not subsumed by 31481?

please read bug 31481 comment 96.

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--- Comment #7 from Mike Kaganski  ---
(In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #6)

Please look at attachment 118976 from comment 0; and pay attention to the
bottom of the screenshot, where the tabs are proposed.

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--- Comment #6 from Eyal Rozenberg  ---
(In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #5)
> I do not see how a request to have *tabs* corresponding to different parts
> of a document 

Which of the bugs talks about tabs? This one doesn't, and I don't see tabs
discussed in 31481 either. Can you better clarify how this bug is not subsumed
by 31481?


On an unrelated note: I fail to see what this feature offers over the ability
to have two windows editing/viewing the same document. epimitheas does not seem
to have answered this question when Cor asked it back in 2015.

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--- Comment #5 from Mike Kaganski  ---
I do not see how a request to have *tabs* corresponding to different parts of a
document be a dupe of a request to have different documents side by side. Even
bug 42428 is not the same (absolutely), even though it talks about working in
the same document.

(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #4)
> Better to consolidate the requests.

... but not by finding wrong dupes ;)

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Heiko Tietze  changed:

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 Status|NEW |RESOLVED
 Resolution|--- |DUPLICATE

--- Comment #4 from Heiko Tietze  ---
Better to consolidate the requests.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 31481 ***

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--- Comment #3 from paulyste...@web.de ---
mso 2016 includes this feature

it is a feature of zoom.

one page high max and two pages wide

in german Ansicht -> mehrere Seiten

translation english

view -> some pages

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--- Comment #2 from epimitheas  ---
Thanx for reply 

I just thought to propose it , it doesnt mind if it doesnt make it ...

Maybe one day , people will find it more usefull and it gets in a version :)


Until then , there are ways to get simiral results.

Thanx again

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Cor Nouws  changed:

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Version|5.0.2.2 release |Inherited From OOo
Summary|Proposal for sectioned  |Proposal for working in
   |("chaptered") documents |documents on two positions
   ||in side by side (so
   ||vertical) panes
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--- Comment #1 from Cor Nouws  ---
Thanks for your idea and the nice screen pictures epimitheas.
At the moment you can already use Window > New window (now there are two of the
same document, so you can work on various places and set the windows side by
side.)
Not the same as your idea... But it works.
We can set your idea as enhancement, but there's not much change that it will
be considered important enough by developers, I honestly think..

So, what to do?
Cheers - Cor

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