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Dominique Devriese wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dennis Haney writes:
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<pre wrap="">Second the kvtml file format itself. The minimum changes I would
like to do are adding an attribute to the <e> element for storing
the rowheight used when displaying the vocabulary, and adding
<sound> and <image> child elements to the <o> and <t>
elements. Sound and image are needed to create a flashcard
program that can use this type of data. The elements would
contain URLs linking to sound or image files.
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<pre wrap="">My plan was to save these (picutre/sound) files in the kvtml file
aswell. My plan is then to change the kvtml filetype to be a
collection filetype, like openoffice packs its files as zip
archives holding the pictures/sound etc. as seperat entities in
the file.. My logic is that the user is unlikely to guess (know?)
that there are several files to copy, when (s)he makes a
backup. And it will be difficult to figure out which
(sound/picture) files belong to which kvtml file.
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<pre wrap="">Yes, I'm aware of this problem. Your solution is more complete. I
don't know how to create and work with such files, but I guess
there is code in KOffice also?
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<pre wrap="">If I can't find anything, I'll contact Trolltech to hear them if
they are interested in such a feature...
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If you are talking about the code that maintains a zip archive
containing the document together with external data like images and
such, then KOffice has this already, yes: look in koffice/lib/store.
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I am, yes. This is great news :-)<br>
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<pre wrap="">Unfortunately, this code is not usable from kdeedu, because we can't
make kdeedu dependent on KOffice
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I'm guessing more than just us and them have this requirement to
storing files...<br>
I'll talk to them after I look at the code and see if we can seperate
it into a seperat library (which we can depend on).<br>
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Dennis
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