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List:       koffice-devel
Subject:    More on kword text structure / levels
From:       Eva Brucherseifer <eva () kde ! org>
Date:       2002-04-13 17:51:27
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Hi,

while playing around with the latex/html export filters I found a 
inconvenience which I'd regard as a limitation that is not necessary (from 
the user point of view). 

In the stylist I can select "None", "List" and "Chapter" as numbering modes. 
If I select "chapter", then i can also choose the style and the depth. Well, 
in my understanding the depth should also be configurable for the other 
options as well. 

When I write a structured text (more than just a letter), I want to assign 
levels (or as it is called here: depth) to my headlines. The second step 
would be to configure the numbering style and the third, if I chose "chapter 
numbering" the style of the numbering. I'd also add another option "add to 
table of contents".
This would correspond somwhat to the way this is handled in latex: A command 
like \section{title} creates a numbered headline, which is also part of the 
table of contents. With \section*{title} the headline is not numbered, but 
has the same style as the numbered version. It is not included into the table 
of contents. But it can always be added by using the command 
\addtotableofcontents{title}.

The use of levels would be quite usable for users and filters would export the 
headlines correctly, also if they don't have a numbering.

Greetings,
eva


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