On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Johannes Graumann

wrote:

luigi scarso wrote:

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A bit OT Do you know http://opendocumentfellowship.com/development/projects/odfpy

To do what in this context :) ?

pre-parsing As I wrote, a bit OT. -- luigi

Wolfgang Schuster writes:

\xmlprocess{main}{zip:///\inputfilename.odt?name=content.xml}{}

or

\usezipfile[\inputfilename.odt] \xmlprocess{main}{*/content.xml}{}

Thank you very much - very nice!

You could use this for the start but it behavious a little bit weird.

\unprotect

\def\switchfontstyle {\ifx\fontalternative\c!tf \it \else \ifx\fontalternative\c!bf \bi \else \it \fi\fi}

\protect

\xmlmapvalue {fo:font-style} {italic} {\switchfontstyle}

Hmm ... if I understand this correctly this is aimed at dealing with nested bold/italic attributes? While I'm certainly going to fall over this rather soon, I think the issue here is that the following excerpt, where "T1" and "T2" correspond to bold and italic definitions further up, is misinterpreted such that the opening "text:span" of the "T1" section is taken for the beginning of the "T2" section instead and "T2" is accordingly applied to the whole construct ... Versuch Bold Versuch Italic Versuch Where in Hans' snippet below might that be fixable? \startxmlsetups office \xmlsetsetup{main}{text:p|text:span}{*} \stopxmlsetups xmlregistersetup{office} \startxmlsetups text:p \xmlflush{#1}\par \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups text:span \bgroup \xmlfilter{main}{office:automatic-styles/style:style/style:text-properties /command(do:style:text-properties)} \xmlflush{#1} \egroup \stopxmlsetups Thanks for any further hints, Joh

Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

\startxmlsetups text:span \bgroup \xmlfilter{main}{office:automatic-styles/style:style[@style:name='\xmlatt{#1}{style-name}']/style:text-properties/command(do:style:text-properties)} \xmlflush{#1} \egroup \stopxmlsetups

Just saw this now ... will try tonight. Thanks! Joh

olivier Turlier wrote:

Thanks Johannes for your efforts to port Openoffice into a usable editor for context (if I'm guessing right your aim ...) You are, but my efforts are limited so far ... and what I have has been contributed by Hans and Wolfgang ... lutex/context is still far beyond me at this point, but I'm trying ...

I've tried your files, whith corrections from Wolfgang : it's working. But then I've added lists and images : it's not working. Geeeeeeee! So far this CAN only do bold and italic text.

At my user level, I don't understand what you're doing, but maybe others are like me : write texts in OO and finely tune them via luatex (given the understanding of t-openoffice.tex ...) : so we can easily import existing docs, etc. Don't hold your breath. This is a pure hobbyist tinkering project ... won't be fast if it comes about at all ...

Joh

Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

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\xmlfilter{main}{office:automatic-styles/style:style/style:text-properties /command(do:style:text-properties)} \xmlflush{#1} \egroup \stopxmlsetups

\startxmlsetups text:span \bgroup \xmlfilter{main}{office:automatic-styles/style:style[@style:name='\xmlatt{#1}{style-name}']/style:text-properties/command(do:style:text-properties)} \xmlflush{#1} \egroup \stopxmlsetups

Hello Wolfgang, I just don't get it to run. Using the attached and context --ctx=t-openoffice Attempt.odt I get the result in the pdf ... strange whitespace and no bold anywhere to be seen. Can you give me another nudge ... I start to understand what Hans and you are actually doing, but this is still beyond me. Cheers, Joh

Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

I attached a fixed version, the errors in your version are: Thank you for your time!

- your wrote "do:style:textproperties" instead of "do:style:text-properties" for the "text:span" element , the hyphen was missing Ok, that was plain stupid.

- the begin of the line in \startxmlsetups text:span ... \stopxmlsetups contained a lot of control codes and they inserted the whitespace, could be a problem with your editor, which one do you use? I realized that once I saw the post on the newsgroup ... kate must have screwed up. I'm in the still relatively unstable kde4, which may have contributed.

Thanks again, Joh

Johannes Graumann wrote:

I keep gnawing on this now ...

Added the following (see attachment):

\xmlval{fo:color}{\xmlatt{#1}{color}}{}

and

\xmlmapvalue{fo:color}{#ff0000}{\color[red]}

Which works just fine (given you use "\setupcolors[state=start]" as well), but is there a way to generically paste the "ff0000" bit into the place of "red"? I played around with "system=rgb", but context won't take "ff0000" as a parameter ...

Another question: underlining in ConTeXt (as far as I can discern) needs a "\startunderline"/"\stopunderline" pair, no? Accordingly the combination of

\xmlval{style:text-underline-style}{\xmlatt{#1}{text-underline-style}}{}

and

\xmlmapvalue{style:text-underline-style}{solid}{?}

doesn't work ... what's the proper construct to have xmlflush flanked by underline statements?

And even more ... how to match

generically, such that "sub*" (which doesn't work) might be used in a combination of

\xmlval{style:text-position}{\xmlatt{#1}{text-position}}{}

and

\xmlmapvalue{style:text-position}{sub*}{\subscript}

and any percentage following "sub" will be matched? Essentially I'm asking here how to use the regex "sub.*" in xmlmapvalue ...

Thanks for your time - the learning curve is steep. Where can one look up stuff like this? \starttext

\startluacode document.commands = document.commands or { } function document.commands.somehexcolor(str) local r, g, b = str:match("#(..)(..)(..)") r, g, b = tonumber(r,16) or 0, tonumber(g,16) or 0, tonumber(b,16) or 0 tex.sprint(string.format("\\colored[r=%s,g=%s,b=%s]",r/255,g/255,b/255)) end \stopluacode \setupcolors[state=start] \def\WhatAMess#1{\ctxlua{document.commands.somehexcolor("#1")}} {test \WhatAMess{\letterhash FF3344} test} \stoptext ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------

On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 3:05 PM, Johannes Graumann wrote:

This is sending me down the right paths (at least showing me the sign post ;0) - I know I'm a pain in the neck, but the attached minimal (mirroring your proposal with the "colored" snippet fixed) compiles to to "black" "test"s ...

What's wrong?

Hans used "\colored" and you use "\color". Wolfgang

Hi Joha´nnes, I attached a modified version of t-openoffice.tex (I hope you have a color blindness :-), it's not very good but I hope it helps you. Wolfgang On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 9:16 PM, Johannes Graumann wrote:

! Undefined control sequence. l.1 \colored [r=1,g=0.2,b=0.26666666666667] \WhatAMess ...ocument.commands.somehexcolor("#1")}

l.16 {test \WhatAMess{\letterhash FF3344} test} ?

That's why I went "color" ...

Joh

Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

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On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 3:05 PM, Johannes Graumann wrote:

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This is sending me down the right paths (at least showing me the sign post ;0) - I know I'm a pain in the neck, but the attached minimal (mirroring your proposal with the "colored" snippet fixed) compiles to to "black" "test"s ...

What's wrong?

Hans used "\colored" and you use "\color".

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