Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"?

Wagner Macedo <wagnerluis1982 -AT- gmail.com>
Mon, 5 Aug 2013 16:05:59 -0300

On 5 August 2013 14:40, Kohei Yoshida <kohei.yoshida@suse.de> wrote:


I can't answer why there are two ways, since I'm not the one who made that decision in the first 
place.

All I can say is that there *shouldn't* be two options, and someone has to spend time combining 
the two export filters into one.

Does that answer your question?


One point. I still don't know what's the desired behavior, i.e.:

1. handle HTML in two-way mode ("Save as" option)?
2. handle HTML in one-way mode ("Export" and "Open" options)

I think it's important knowing this to get focused.

--
Wagner Macedo

Context

CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Wagner Macedo
- Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Kohei Yoshida
  - Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Wagner Macedo
    - Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Kohei Yoshida
      - Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Wagner Macedo
        
        Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Kohei Yoshida
        
        Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Wagner Macedo
        
        Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Kohei Yoshida
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        Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Kohei Yoshida
        Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Philipp Weissenbacher
        Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Wagner Macedo
        Re: CALC: Difference between "Save as Document HTML" and "Export to XHTML"? · Wagner Macedo

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