https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=117428
--- Comment #8 from Heiko Tietze <tietze.heiko@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #3)
1. done only for CTL? => NO (see 6.)
No
2. toggled active by default? => NO (all PDFs would balloon in size)
We have a direct export command with just the file dialog. So considering
Tools> Options>Print makes also sense. But I agree with No because of KISS.
3. receive its own check box control on the PDF export dialog? => NO
4. alternatively, be merged into the generate "Tagged PDF (add document
structure)" checkbox? => YES (pending export dialog work needed for bug
45636)
We have many options in this dialog and one more doesnt spoil the party. The
problem with Tagged PDF is that this option is formally used for the structure.
=> Maybe ("[ ] Export raw text" underneath "[ ] Export comments")
5. perform ICU lib only recognition of intended language/script? => NO
(insufficient granularity as to /Lang tagging for non-CTL scripts)
ACK
6. or, recognize /ActualText as a component of supporting a11y--and that
eventual support of ISO 14289-1 PDF/UA (bug 45636) will require accurate
/Lang tagging--so coordination of ICU lib Unicode block detection with the
locale/language (BCP 47/ISO 639 [1][2][3]) as set by locale or by Paragraph
from the GUI must be implemented for fidelity of non-CTL scripts. => YES
Sounds to me like a checkbox is set on or off by default.
(In reply to Khaled Hosny from comment #4)
2) What exact wording to use, /ActualText is a jargon
"Export raw text", "Export actual text", "Export source"...
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