Subject: fo:page-sequence and fo:sequence-specification questions From: pandeng@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Steve Schafer) Date: Mon, 09 Aug 1999 02:40:32 GMT |
I have a few questions about the page-level formatting objects in the current XSL WD: 1) fo:page-sequence has a property called sequence-src. For definition, the WD refers you to the XSLT WD, which doesn't appear to say anything about it. Does anyone know what sequence-src means? 2) The last sentence of the last paragraph under "Common use:" in the description of fo:sequence-specification (4.3.3) says, "Finally one can intermix the two kinds of sequence specifiers." If I understand things correctly, this "intermixing" is limited to having some finite number of fo:sequence-specifier-single items followed by at most _one_ of either fo:sequence-specifier-alternating or fo:sequence-specifier-repeating. Any sequence specifiers following that -alternating or -repeating specifier would never be used. Correct? 3) fo:sequence-specification acts as a container for sequence specifiers, but doesn't appear to have any other purpose, as a simple list of sequence specifiers within the enclosing fo:page-sequence would work just as well. Does fo:sequence-specification have any other usefulness that I'm missing? -Steve XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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