On 17.11.2014 06:21, Robinson Tryon wrote:
To make it easier to keep track of what we've extended in ODF (and
what has been proposed to OASIS vs. added to the next version of ODF
vs. been implemented in LO, etc..) I thought up a few new columns to
add to our table that lists all LibreOffice extensions to ODF:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/ODF_Implementer_Notes#List_of_LibreOffice_ODF_extensions
This update should make it easier for both devs and users to keep
track of our ODF extensions, and to help them understand what features
will be lost if documents are saved as ODF 1.2 vs. ODF 1.2 Extended.
Here's the extended list of columns:
sounds nice, except:
! ODF Version(s) Extended <!-- e.g. 1.2+ -->
this should generally be the latest ODF version that the LO release
supports, and if you select to store your files in a specific,
non-extended version in Tools->Options you don't (or at least shouldn't)
get any extensions... so what's the benefit of tracking this?
! Validation Errors <!-- Any errors/warnings this feature will
trigger in an ODF validator, or "none" -->
i'm not sure if this is so useful - you can tell the validator if you
want to check strictly against the schema or allow extensions:
-c: Check conformance (default for ODF 1.2 documents)
-e: Check extended conformance (ODF 1.2 documents only)
if the extensions are properly name-spaced then validation with -e
should not report any errors, and validating a document stored as
"extended" with strict conformance will inevitably report problems, so
don't do that.
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