Even less that they have been covered up…openly. My sense of justice cannot stomach that the discrepancies over Microsoft openly buying votes has not been addressed. I thought it was rock solid.Īs good news as this is. I *never* thought for a second that the Office Monopoly would be threatened so easily. It should work with any current version of scribus (except 1.4.x of course! that's not current!).Although its pleasing that another company is moving to support ODF, allowing access to this format through any computer that has a browser installed. but you can easily modify the global variable to support any naming schema you see fit) and creates a multilevel table of contents in the current frame: Here is a python script that runs inside of scribus and collects the paragraphs with specific styles (h1, h2, h3. I wrote the script and it did work well, with a better patch for multilevel TOC it would have made the TOC tool usable. and make the TOC tool a little less painful. I suddenly thought that it might be possible to create a script that would fill the attributes by looking at the paragraph styles used in the document. Two weeks ago, pmj proposed a patch to support multiple levels of headings in the current TOC tool: and i was not so eager to make the UI even more complex with two different table of contents tools!) (the proof of concept did work, but among other factors, the scribus team was not willing to replace the current tool with the new one i was proposing.

I even worked on a new table of contents tool, which was based on the paragraph styles used in the document. For years i have been telling people not to use the table of contents tool provided by scribus.

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