Re: [Docutils-users] Is rst2odt -l cs supposed to work?

[Matej C. <mc...@ce...>]

On 16/05/17 01:42, Dave Kuhlman wrote:
> 1. Images that use ":width: xx%" are scaled to the line width.  Note
>    that if, after generating the .odt file, you edit it with
>    LibreOffice Writer, and you use menu item Format/Page to modify
>    the page width, the image size does *not* automatically adjust.
>    Is this a needed feature?  If it is, you could try to right-click
>    on the image and edit its properties.  But, none of that seemed
>    satisfactory to me.

I don’t think it is necessary. I believe that the primary use of rst2odt
is for sharing the document for review (tracking changes and notes are
working really well with LOWriter) or for providing camera-ready copies
of documents for those who prefer Word-like format. For both cases I
would just need to be sure that images look like when run through other
rst2* programs. If somebody wants to take .odt for serious editing, she
can very well make sure images work for her.

> 2. The header/title of an admonition (for example, a note) now
>    follows the style of the admonition header (for example,
>    rststyle-admon-note-hdr, rststyle-admon-warning-hdr, etc).  I was
>    mistakenly using the admonition title after it had been
>    translated (for example, to "Poznámka!") to generate the style.
>    And, there is no style named "rststyle-admon-Poznámka!-hdr".

Perfect. Thanks.

> 3. The unit test error that you found is fixed.  By default, it was
>    passing in "en" as the language, whereas now it needs to be
>    "en-US" or to be omitted.  I overrode it with "en-US".

Awesome.

> Wow.  This is turning out to be more fun than I thought it would.
> 
> Please let me know if we are getting closer, what else needs fixing,
> etc.

This works for me. As far as me I would get this let be released.

Thank you very much,

Matěj

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