Hi
(I hope this is the right place to post this.)
Using odfdom, I created a numbered list this way (brackets added for
readability) :
OdfTextDocument odt = OdfTextDocument.newTextDocument();
// ...
{
TextListElement ol0 = odt.getContentRoot().newTextListElement();
ol0.setTextStyleNameAttribute("Numbering_20_1");
{
TextListItemElement li = ol0.newTextListItemElement();
TextPElement p = li.newTextPElement();
p.setTextContent("item num 1")
}
}
It works fine but leaves me with two questions :
- Can I reliably rely on the existence of the "Numbering_20_1" (as well
as other styles defined in the generated styles.xml) when a document is
created from scratch using odfdom ?
- When the "text:style-name" attribute of a "text:list" element is left
unset, lowriter defaults to displaying a bullet list. Is this behavior
standard, or should I set the "text:style-name" to a defined bullet list
style like "List_20_1".
Or am I missing an easier way to create bullet/ordered lists altogether?
Thanks!
V.
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