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--- Comment #6 from V Stuart Foote <vstuart.foote@utsa.edu> ---
(In reply to Gerry from comment #5)
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #4)
Do I understand correctly that you wouldn't see a technical problem with the
addition of the four more default bullet types to the bullet split button of
the formatting toolbar?

But, as you describe, the problem you describe appears in the Format ->
Bullets and Numbering dialog. Wouldn't it be possible to add a vertical
scrollbar to the bullet tab in that dialog to cater for the four new bullet
types? You find such a vertical scrollbar in the Format -> Bullets and
Numbering -> Image tab. Would that be a solution?

Sure, we could refactor from a fixed list of 8 styles, and change the
dimensions of the tiles for Bullet, and add a scroll bar if there were more
than one additional row.

But we'd have to deal with providing tooltips.  The Image selection  simply
links to path for the SVG/GIF/PNG extracted from the LO share\Gallery

As is, tool tips for the existing are a mess, current check Mark bullets shows
the "✗" Ballot X (U+2717), while Tick mark bullets shows the "✔" Heavy Check
Mark (U+2714).

I'm just not sure that we gain anything, some simple corrections here (even add
your preferred U+2013 EN DASH to the Tick mark default) rather that complete
refactoring just to add another row.

=-ref-=
http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/svx/source/dialog/svxbmpnumvalueset.src#22

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