Hi,
Thanks for the hints.
I was able to use the book bookmark scheme for handling tables spanning page
breaks. I lookahead to find a page break bookmark inside a table cell. I
then record the current row and correctly close the table on the current
page. I then restart the table on the next
Hi Ian,
On 03/12/07 10:43, ianmcr wrote:
I now need to differentiate the pagebreak bookmarks from other bookmarks
in the document. (At the minute I insert a pagebreak at every bookmark which
isn't good).
Is there a means of finding the programmatic name of the bookmark (I set the
name of each
Thanks,
I translated the macro to C++ and the approach seems to work quite well. I
first iterate from the end to the start of the document inserting pagebreak
markers (ie. pagebreak bookmarks) with paragraphs. Then I iterate forwards
checking the properties of the paragraph to find the start of
The export filter uses our internal Accessible HTMLCreator which limits the
use of a XSLT. We are planning to provide a XML-based intermediate step in
the future. Unfortunately, at the minute I'm restricted to a macro based
solution.
ashok _ wrote:
I hope you are using an XML XSLT filter to
Hi Ian,
On 03/06/07 10:14, ianmcr wrote:
I translated the macro to C++ and the approach seems to work quite well. I
first iterate from the end to the start of the document inserting pagebreak
markers (ie. pagebreak bookmarks) with paragraphs. Then I iterate forwards
checking the properties of
Is this something set by the user? That is to say you want to add
functionality to the output format?
Cheers,
Bryan Rasmussen
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Emne: Re: [dev] Finding automatic page
On 03/05/07 08:44, Frank Meies - Sun Germany - Development - Software
Engineer wrote:
On 03/02/07 13:45, ianmcr wrote:
I'm fairly new to OOo. I'm working on an export filter to produce
accessible
html. I'm iterating over the text and identifying paragraphs, tables etc.
However, I need a
The soft page break thing is also needed for DAISY export.
Therefor, after investigating into Accessibility related things in ODF,
optionally exporting soft page breaks is now defined in ODF 1.1.
See my OOo conference presentation
Hi,
On 03/02/07 13:45, ianmcr wrote:
I'm fairly new to OOo. I'm working on an export filter to produce accessible
html. I'm iterating over the text and identifying paragraphs, tables etc.
However, I need a reliable method of identifing soft page breaks.
(At the minute I use the page cursor
I hope you are using an XML XSLT filter to write the export filter
rather than use a basic macro to iterate through the document.
The issue of soft page breaks, i suspect you will have to use XSL-FO
to identify the point of the page break.. since page length is
captured in terms of length (in
Hi,
I'm fairly new to OOo. I'm working on an export filter to produce accessible
html. I'm iterating over the text and identifying paragraphs, tables etc.
However, I need a reliable method of identifing soft page breaks.
(At the minute I use the page cursor to insert a marker string at the end
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