Hi Vincent, On Thu, Jan 10, 2019 at 02:13:58PM +0000, LORENZO Vincent <vincent.lore...@cea.fr> wrote: > Question 1: > Currently we are studying the possibility to use the Bookmark field's name to > store these datas. We want to use the Bookmark with start and end tag, to get > something like that. > <text:bookmark-start > text:name="UML_element_qualified_name_and_others_useful_informations" /> > Some text > <text:bookmark-end text:name=" > UML_element_qualified_name_and_others_useful_informations " /> > > In reality, I would prefer to be able to use a more structured datas, > extending the Bookmark object (or using another solution ? ) to get that, > something like that: > > <text:bookmark-start text:name="Bookmark1" > umlElementQualifiedName="Package1::Class1" umlElementKind="Class" > umlElementfeature="name" id="xxx"/> > Some text > <text:bookmark-end text:name="Bookmark1" /> > > but I have no idea if it is possible and how to do that. Please, does someone > have an idea to structure my datas ? > Of course, if you have a better solution than Bookmark, fell free to propose > it.
Bookmark is just a string; one hack you can do is to give it a unique name, which refers to a per-document custom metadata, where the value disturbs the user less. But that's still just a string, so you need to serialize/load to/from string if you want to store key-value pairs. An alternative is to use RDF annotations, which allows more complex structures: https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/OfficeDev/RDF_metadata (Though you need to use archive.org or something like that to access it, seems the Apache site is currently not available.) One shortcoming of RDF is that it's ODF-only; while the per-doc custom metadata + bookmarks works with most other formats as well. > So, in this example, I write text, I look for it, then I create a XTextRange > and at the end, I can create the Bookmark. I'm not very have happy with this > solution. I would prefer a solution without the search step, but I don't know > how to get a valid XTextRange (I admit I don't yet well understand the > behavior of the API). > Please, do you have some pointer or code example ? Some kind of iteration or search is necessary: if you take the user's current selection or you iterate to the nth paragraph or you search for text is up to you. An XTextRange is just a selection (where start and end may point to the same document model position). > I thank you to read me until here. Hope this helps. :-) Regards, Miklos
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