Hi Florian,
Florian Reuter wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> === wrt. to questions regarding F1 ===
>
> We're talking about b).
>
>> What is with a). Is my assumption correct that you believe this
>> requirement is met?
>
>> What is the case for an ODF 1.2 document that does not use the new the
>> text:continue-list attribute, but only attributes that ODF 1.1 actually
>> supports? Will it be displayed correctly in your opinion?
>
> This is very hard to state, since everytime I came up with an example I was told that ODF1.0/ODF1.1 isn't clear about
> this. This is where my F2 requirement comes from.
>
> So when I understood correctly you once summarized in a TC meeting that numbered-paragraph are not specified and that
> text:list are not specified when they are split.
Sorry, but I cannot remember to have said this. What I can remember is
that I have said that the current ODF specification does not specify how
numbered paragraphs can be combined to lists (which for me personally
means that all numbered paragraphs form a single list), and that lists
do not have a feature to specify an individual list style for a single item.
>
> So you concluded that F1) is never an issue for numbered-paragraphs, since they where not specified at all.
> You also conluded that F1) is never an issue for text:list, since they also have specification holes.
I cannot remember to ever have concluded one of these two things.
>
> === wrt. to questions regarding F4 ===
>
>> So, can you please explain to me why you think a screen reader would come to a different result.
>
> I guess the OOo screen reader will read whats displayed and thus the statement "it looks the same" is true. However
> readers which are not build upon the layout will come to a different result.
> The concern came into my mind when reading the HTML spec. There is a sample regarding tables and screen reader and the
> screen reader here clearly operated on the XML structure.
Sorry, but I still do nut understand that. The initial list and the
resulting list have the same structure, only the style assignments are
different.
Michael
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