[brailleblaster] Re: UTD Styles
- From: Yuemei Sun <yuemei.sun@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2014 21:04:43 +0000
It depends on what kind of graphics a document has. If a graphics does not
contain any text labels, it is probably sufficient to have dimensions and top,
left position specified; if the graphics has a layer of texts to it, how would
that be specified? Is the box style intended for text boxes? Maybe it can be
used to indicate text labels?
Yuemei
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It could be. I'm not sure exactly how that would work. Do we need anything else
for managing graphics?
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Is the option "format <block, inline, tabular>" for specifying table as well as
reserving spaces for graphics?
Thank you,
Yuemei
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Subject: [brailleblaster] UTD Styles
All.
I'm going to throw this out for the entire group. We are working on a new UTD
Library that is XML-centric for both input and output. We are at the point of
implementing styles. Mostly the styles are going to be handled using the same
options as the current LibLouisUTDML library.
Here are the current options with a couple of changes as a starting point:
linesBefore int
linesAfter int
leftMargin int
firstLineIndent int
#translationTable <a table name>
skipNumberLines <no, yes>
format <block, inline, tabular>
align<leftJustified, rightJustified, centered, computerCoded, alignColumnsLeft,
alignColumnsRight, contents>
newPageBefore <no, yes>
newPageAfter <no, yes>
righthandPage <no, yes>
braillePageNumberFormat <normal, roman, p, blank>
keepWithNext <no, yes>
keepWithPrevious <no, yes>
dontSplit <no/yes>
orphanControl int
newlineAfter <yes, no> # do we really need this? Could be done
using block, linesAfter.
topBoxLine <char>
bottomBoxLine <char>
We need to think carefully about how we are going to do boxed text. Currently
we have styles for boxline, topBoxLine, midBoxLine, bottomBoxLine, and
fullBoxLine. They work well enough but in the style we define the character for
the top and bottom boxline for each box style. The character should probably be
defined in the LibLouis tables, or at least one could argue for that.
This is your chance to suggest additions, changes or corrections before we
start to implement all the options for styles. BTW, the style options are going
to be implemented in a very similar way to "actions". Each action or style
option has it's own class and implementation. This should make adding and
debugging them pretty easy.
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