Hi Julien,
I tried several evenings to implement only the vertical alignment of
fdo#31005, but I fail. Fine that you will look at this issue.
1. tblafmt.cxx and tblafmt.hxx are the main places for writer, but you have
also to look at sc/inc/autoformat.hxx, because the autoformat in calc and
witer are related!
2. Each time a new feature is added to table-autoformat, a new AUTOFORMAT_ID
must be created, so it would be nice to add several features once, otherwise
we get very many IDs.
3. First I tought that the vertical alignment was in SvxParaVertAlignItem
(editeng/inc/editeng/paravertalignitem.hxx), but then I found out that is
done by SwFmtVertOrient (sw/inc/fmtornt.hxx). The last one can not be seen
by calc, thus that gives a problem with point 1.
4. I have Implemented SwFmtVertOrient, but it did not autoformat the table.
Regards
Joost
2011/9/18 Julien Nabet <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
Le 18/09/2011 11:07, Cor Nouws a écrit :
Hi Julien,
Hi Cor,
julien2412 wrote (18-09-11 00:15)
I'd like to work on fdo #31005 so first I reproduced the pb. Now I'd like
to
know where is stored the autoformat templates. Any idea ?
You can find it here
/user/config/autotbl.fmt.
Ok, on my disto, I found it there :
~/.config/libreoffice/3/user/**config/autotbl.fmt
Now, how can I read a fmt file ?
Pls note that Joost (cc) is interested in/looking at this issue too.
No pb, perhaps we're not much to fix this bug. I'll share what I find.
Regards,
Thank you for the information.
Julien.
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