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Hello Rafael,


1.- How i should handle export/import??? It seems ODF 1.2 and below,
only
support working with Y error bars,
XLS import/export code, already supports having both bars. Tested it by
exporting to xls and then importing it.

Is there any way we can add features not implemented in the ODF spec???

I think to be conform with the spec we need to export it into an own
namespace and maybe propose it to OASIS for 1.3.


Any pointers on how to proceed with this??? Export code seems to be
scattered, but i can concentrate
on calc since its the most critical area and then proceed with the rest.

Ok. Chart export code is shared between all applications.

You'll find the source code in xmloff/source/chart. What we need to do
to follow ODF is adding the relevant entries to
http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/xmloff/source/chart/PropertyMap.hxx
and write the export code similar to the y error bar export code.

I hope this helps you a bit more.

Thorsten, is there a preferable namespace for our custom
elements/properties? Something like libo:?


Pushed to feature/chart_errorbars branch.


I saw it and the code looks really great. I will test build it and
have a quick look through the code and have a quick test but IMHO it
is ready to hit master even without the ODF import/export.

It would be great if you could add some test documents for your new
feature to http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/contrib/test-files/
that will allow us to check that we did not introduce regressions in
the future and as soon as I finally get the chart test working add
them to in-build tests.

Thanks a lot for this great work. Do you have already have an idea
what you want to hack next? Chart2 needs a lot of love and if you want
we can find some more tasks there.

Regards,
Markus

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