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/* -*- Mode: C; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- */
/// @HTML
#ifndef WW_WWSTYLES_HXX
#define WW_WWSTYLES_HXX
class String; //yuck...
#include <sal/types.h>
namespace ww
{
enum sti
{
stiNormal = 0, // 0x0000
stiLev1 = 1, // 0x0001
stiLev2 = 2, // 0x0002
stiLev3 = 3, // 0x0003
stiLev4 = 4, // 0x0004
stiLev5 = 5, // 0x0005
stiLev6 = 6, // 0x0006
stiLev7 = 7, // 0x0007
stiLev8 = 8, // 0x0008
stiLev9 = 9, // 0x0009
stiLevFirst = stiLev1,
stiLevLast = stiLev9,
stiIndex1 = 10, // 0x000A
stiIndex2 = 11, // 0x000B
stiIndex3 = 12, // 0x000C
stiIndex4 = 13, // 0x000D
stiIndex5 = 14, // 0x000E
stiIndex6 = 15, // 0x000F
stiIndex7 = 16, // 0x0010
stiIndex8 = 17, // 0x0011
stiIndex9 = 18, // 0x0012
stiIndexFirst = stiIndex1,
stiIndexLast = stiIndex9,
stiToc1 = 19, // 0x0013
stiToc2 = 20, // 0x0014
stiToc3 = 21, // 0x0015
stiToc4 = 22, // 0x0016
stiToc5 = 23, // 0x0017
stiToc6 = 24, // 0x0018
stiToc7 = 25, // 0x0019
stiToc8 = 26, // 0x001A
stiToc9 = 27, // 0x001B
stiTocFirst = stiToc1,
stiTocLast = stiToc9,
stiNormIndent = 28, // 0x001C
stiFtnText = 29, // 0x001D
stiAtnText = 30, // 0x001E
stiHeader = 31, // 0x001F
stiFooter = 32, // 0x0020
stiIndexHeading = 33, // 0x0021
stiCaption = 34, // 0x0022
stiToCaption = 35, // 0x0023
stiEnvAddr = 36, // 0x0024
stiEnvRet = 37, // 0x0025
stiFtnRef = 38, // 0x0026 char style
stiAtnRef = 39, // 0x0027 char style
stiLnn = 40, // 0x0028 char style
stiPgn = 41, // 0x0029 char style
stiEdnRef = 42, // 0x002A char style
stiEdnText = 43, // 0x002B
stiToa = 44, // 0x002C
stiMacro = 45, // 0x002D
stiToaHeading = 46, // 0x002E
stiList = 47, // 0x002F
stiListBullet = 48, // 0x0030
stiListNumber = 49, // 0x0031
stiList2 = 50, // 0x0032
stiList3 = 51, // 0x0033
stiList4 = 52, // 0x0034
stiList5 = 53, // 0x0035
stiListBullet2 = 54, // 0x0036
stiListBullet3 = 55, // 0x0037
stiListBullet4 = 56, // 0x0038
stiListBullet5 = 57, // 0x0039
stiListNumber2 = 58, // 0x003A
stiListNumber3 = 59, // 0x003B
stiListNumber4 = 60, // 0x003C
stiListNumber5 = 61, // 0x003D
stiTitle = 62, // 0x003E
stiClosing = 63, // 0x003F
stiSignature = 64, // 0x0040
stiNormalChar = 65, // 0x0041 char style
stiBodyText = 66, // 0x0042
/*
stiBodyTextInd1 was orig stiBodyText2 in documentation, but that
collides with the other stiBodyText2 and this seems more reasonable.
cmc@openoffice.org
*/
stiBodyTextInd1 = 67, // 0x0043
stiListCont = 68, // 0x0044
stiListCont2 = 69, // 0x0045
stiListCont3 = 70, // 0x0046
stiListCont4 = 71, // 0x0047
stiListCont5 = 72, // 0x0048
stiMsgHeader = 73, // 0x0049
stiSubtitle = 74, // 0x004A
stiSalutation = 75, // 0x004B
stiDate = 76, // 0X004C
stiBodyText1I = 77, // 0x004D
stiBodyText1I2 = 78, // 0x004E
stiNoteHeading = 79, // 0x004F
stiBodyText2 = 80, // 0x0050
stiBodyText3 = 81, // 0x0051
stiBodyTextInd2 = 82, // 0x0052
stiBodyTextInd3 = 83, // 0x0053
stiBlockQuote = 84, // 0x0054
stiHyperlink = 85, // 0x0055 char style
stiHyperlinkFollowed = 86, // 0x0056 char style
stiStrong = 87, // 0x0057 char style
stiEmphasis = 88, // 0x0058 char style
stiNavPane = 89, // 0x0059 char style
stiPlainText = 90, // 0x005A
stiMax = 91, // number of defined sti's
stiUser = 0x0ffe, // user styles are distinguished by name
stiNil = 0x0fff // max for 12 bits
};
/** Find the WinWord sti index of an english style name.
When importing a RTF document we would like to treat styles as similiar
to how word does as possible, to this end word will treat some styles
with special names as inbuilt styles, and some as user defined styles.
See OpenOffice.org issue 21881
(http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=21881)
and OpenOffice.org issue 17503
(http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=17503)
@param
rSting the Style name to test to see what winword sti word would give
such a name if it has no other information to work with (e.g. importing
a RTF document)
@return the sti that word would give it. stiUser if word would treat
it as a user defined style.
@author
<a href="mailto:cmc@openoffice.org">Caolán McNamara</a>
<a href="mailto:tono@openoffice.org">Takashi Ono</a>
*/
sti GetCanonicalStiFromEnglishName(const String &rString) throw();
/** Find the WinWord sti index of an old <= Word2 stc (style code)
When importing a Word 2 document we would like to treat styles as
similiar to how word 8 does as possible, to this end word will treat
some styles with special codes as inbuilt styles, and some as user
defined styles.
@param
stc the Style code to test to see what winword sti word would give
such a code
@return the sti that word would give it. stiUser if word would treat
it as a user defined style.
@author
<a href="mailto:cmc@openoffice.org">Caolán McNamara</a>
*/
sti GetCanonicalStiFromStc(sal_uInt8 stc) throw();
/** Find the WinWord english name from a sti index
Map the word style index to it's english name
@param
sti the Style index
@return the name word would give it if it's an inbuilt name, otherwise
NULL
@author
<a href="mailto:cmc@openoffice.org">Caolán McNamara</a>
*/
const sal_Char* GetEnglishNameFromSti(sti eSti) throw();
/** Determine if the WinWord sti is standard Character Style
@param
sti the Style index
@return true if a known inbuild character style
@author
<a href="mailto:cmc@openoffice.org">Caolán McNamara</a>
*/
bool StandardStiIsCharStyle(sti eSti) throw();
} // namespace ww
#endif
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