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On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 11:50:02AM +0100, Caolán McNamara <caolanm@redhat.com> wrote:
You mean something like this? Given that the idl says these properties
are readonly (I did not notice that so far), I don't think there is a
reason to set them.

I was thinking more of the "old" rtf filter which const casts away
constness to set these on import. Need better names than old/new.

I used RtfReader/RTFTokenizer, but that's confusing as well.
"writerfilter-based rtf import"?

re: readonly-ness in the uno api, the AdvancedTextDocument
CharacterCount etc properties are read-only alright, but no mention is
made of readonly-ness for DocumentStatistics from XDocumentProperties

Here is my understanding:

- PageCount: readonly in TextDocumentView.idl
- WordCount: readonly in AdvancedTextDocument.idl
- CharacterCount: readonly in AdvancedTextDocument.idl

I suppose there's a counter-argument that says setting what the
producing app thinks was the stats allows the expected results from
fields etc up to as far as the first update when the user edits that
document.

Hm, what I see here: with a trivial test doc, like:

{\rtf1
{\info
{\nofpages99}
}
{foobar
\par }
}

(which is of course a single page, but it says it's 99 pages)

when (on master) I go to File -> Properties -> Statistics, Number of
Pages is already 1, without pressing Update.

It's possible this is a bug in RTFDocumentImpl (search for RTF_NOFPAGES
in rtfdocumentimpl.cxx), but isn't this just because the attributes are
read-only? (Lack of uno knowledge on my side: not sure if "readonly" in
the IDL is just a suggestion for the implementation or in case it's
enforced.)

Thanks.

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