Florian,
Florian Reuter wrote:
> Hi Rob,
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>> But I I understand correctly, the net effect is to take a portion of
>> paragraph content, possibly crossing paragraphs, and associate with it a
>> name, a type, a lock state and a set of name/value attributes that "SHOULD
>> be preserved".
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> Exactly. And this is what bookmarks do. Again the only thing I'm proposing add a fieldmark in addition to a bookmark so
> that we can differentiate between user marks and script generated marks.
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You have said you want to do this.
Now, can you say why? What practical difference does it make?
If the issue is "who" added the bookmark, that is a user or some
*particular* script, that might be something of more general interest.
For collaboratively edited documents for example. It might be useful to
know which user added a particular bookmark. Is that similar to the need
to distinguish scripts from users?
Do you need to distinguish which script added a bookmark?
Hope you are having a great day!
Patrick
> The reason I added the syntactic sugar like (propName, propValue) pairs is that I dislike string encodings like FIELDMARK /PROP1 VALUE1 /PROP2 VALUE2 etc...
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> ~Florian
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