The following styles are currently not understood by the converter although they are used in the Libreoffice template:
styleNormal
Indicates a normal paragraph. Can be omitted from the conversion result.
styleLangSciBulletList
Should be replaced by \begin{itemize} ... \end{itemize}. A list entered with the style styleLangSciBulletList is converted to blocks like this:
\begin{listLFOixleveli}
\item \begin{styleLangSciBulletList}
Bullet list
\end{styleLangSciBulletList}
\item \begin{styleLangSciBulletList}
also known as unordered list
\end{styleLangSciBulletList}
\end{listLFOixleveli}
I do not understand why the listLFOixleveli is being added. I can't find info on it within LibreOffice.
listLFOiileveli
Examples look fine, but I don't know where the listLFOiileveli, listLFOiilevelii etc are coming from.
\begin{listLFOiileveli}
\item \ea\label{ex:key:}
\langinfo{}{}{French (personal knowledge)}\\
\begin{listLFOiilevelii}
\item \ea\label{ex:key:}
\langinfo{}{}{Paris}\\
\end{listLFOiilevelii}
\end{listLFOiileveli}
\gll Ceci n'est pas une pomme\\
this \textstyleLangSciCategory{neg} \textstyleLangSciCategory{cop}.\textstyleLangSciCategory{3sg}.\textstyleLangSciCategory{pres} \textstyleLangSciCategory{neg} \textstyleLangSciCategory{det}.\textstyleLangSciCategory{f} apple\\
\glt „This is not an apple.”\z
These lists seem to follow a pattern: listLFO<ID1>level<ID2>, where <ID2> is simply the list's nesting level and <ID1> a list id. For example, itemized lists are listLFOix, numbered lists are listLFOx, examples are listLFOii. Will have to find out where listLFO is coming from
The following styles are currently not understood by the converter although they are used in the Libreoffice template:
styleNormal
Indicates a normal paragraph. Can be omitted from the conversion result.
styleLangSciBulletList
Should be replaced by
\begin{itemize} ... \end{itemize}
. A list entered with the stylestyleLangSciBulletList
is converted to blocks like this:I do not understand why the
listLFOixleveli
is being added. I can't find info on it within LibreOffice.listLFOiileveli
Examples look fine, but I don't know where the
listLFOiileveli
,listLFOiilevelii
etc are coming from.These lists seem to follow a pattern:
listLFO<ID1>level<ID2>
, where<ID2>
is simply the list's nesting level and<ID1>
a list id. For example, itemized lists arelistLFOix
, numbered lists arelistLFOx
, examples arelistLFOii
. Will have to find out wherelistLFO
is coming from