Re: next-style-name not applied when opening generated ODT

Hi Andrew,

at the first glance everything seems to be alright in your created ODF.

Can you please submit an issue in IssueZilla for OpenOffice.org. You can 
attach your created ODF files to this issue.
You should assign this issue directly to me ([email protected]) - I will 
do some deeper investigations.

Best regards, Oliver.

On 12/08/10 01:39, Andrew Buza wrote:
> I'm creating ODF text documents using Python's XML libraries and am
> running into a little snag. The documents I'm creating seem to be
> working when opened in OpenOffice.org, with the exception of the
> next-style-name attribute. If I have a style with a next-style-name
> defined it won't be applied to that style when opened. For example, in
> the included style definitions, "Style1" should have a next style of
> "Block Text", but when opened it will be "Style1" instead.
> I've gone through the ODF specification and compared what I have with
> ODT files generated by OO.o, but I haven't been able to determine where
> I'm going wrong. What might the problem be?
> My content and styles XML defintions should be attached to this message.
>
>
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