AutoCorrect Options - Localized Options

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Abstract

Some AutoCorrect options under Tools - AutoCorrect Options - Options are language dependant.
Either they are specific to one language like the insertion of a space before some punctuation marks in French (See: Non Breaking Spaces Before Punctuation In French (espaces insécables)) or the correction they execute differs depending of the current language like the formatting of ordinal numbers (See: Localized AutoCorrection of Ordinal Numbers (1st 2nd)) or the use of custom quotes.

Therefore those options have to be grouped into one tabpage which contents varies depending of the current language.

References

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Contacts

Role Name E-Mail Address
Developer Cédric Bosdonnat cedricbosdo@openoffice.org
Quality Assurance Éric Savary es@openoffice.org
Documentation Uwe Fischer ufi@openoffice.org
User Experience Cédric Bosdonnat
Éric Savary
cedricbosdo@openoffice.org
es@openoffice.org

Acronyms and Abbreviations

Acronym / Abbreviation Definition
<WYSIWYG> <What You See Is What You Get>

Detailed Specification

The implementation under Tools - AutoCorrect Options consist in:

  • a new tabpage named "Localized Options" (target OOo 3.3)
  • the language context-sensitiveness of this tabpage (target OOo 3.x)

Localized Options tabpage (OOo 3.3)

A new tab page ("Tools - AutoCorrect Options - Localized Options") was needed to collect all AutoCorrect options which are language sensitive. Those Options are:

This tab page contains (1):

  • A TableTiewListBox (2) which is the same control as existing on the "Options" tab page.
  • Two control groups (3 and 4) which have the same content as the tab page formerly known as "Custom Quotes". Their controls layout is noe vertical.
    • Note: the control "Double quotes - Replace" must be checked by default (see: issue 108361)



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(1) Localized Options Tab Page

Property State Comment
Enabled: Always.
Disabled: Never.
Position: Previous tab page: Options
Next tab page: Word Completion (Writer only)

TabPage Label: Localized Options

2. TableTiewListBox

Note: this control has no UI-Element specification template.

Property State Comment
Enabled: Always.
Disabled: Never.



Other UI changes

The former option "Replace 1st ... with 1^st ..." located under "Tools - AutoCorrect Options - Options" has been renamed to "Format ordinal numbers suffixes".

The label and location have been changed to prepare the future implementation of the specification Localized AutoCorrection of Ordinal Numbers (1st 2nd).

In a multi-languages context, the string had to be as general as possible (without localized - "1st", "2nd"... - examples).

Dynamic Localized Options tabpage (OOo 3.x)

Localize Options final EN UI.png
Localize Options final FR cut.png

1. Language Drop-Down List Box

Property State Comment
Enabled: On this tab page, On the Replace and the Exceptions tab page.
Disabled: On the Options and the Word Completion tab page.
Max. Row Count: n/a
Number of Rows Visible: 1
Items: Same as listed under Tools - Options - Language Settings - Languages - Locale setting
Item Selected n/a
DropDown ListBox Label: Language:


Help | User Interface Element Templates | Example Spec

Accessibility

Accessibility is the responsibility of the I-Team, beginning with UX, DEV and QA, to ensure that the following requirements are fulfilled:

  1. Is the feature fully keyboard accessible?
    (Ex: "I can go everywhere and use every function using the keyboard only"

    Yes.
  2. Have I specified visual alternatives for the case that the specified feature includes audio as output?
    Doesn't apply.
  3. Are text alternatives for all icons and graphics available?
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  4. Don't provide important information in colors alone
    (Ex: marking important information hard coded in red)

    Doesn't apply.
  5. Does the specified feature respect system settings for font, size, and color for all windows and user interface elements?
    Doesn't apply.
  6. Have I ensured that flash rates do not exceed 2 hertz for blinking text, objects, or other elements? In any case, try to avoid flashing UI elements
    Doesn't apply.
  7. Ensure that assistive technology (AT) (like ZoomText or Orca) is able to read everything.
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QUESTIONS?

If you need help while designing, implementing or testing the accessibility of the UI, ask/visit:

  1. The accessibility check list at the OpenOffice.org Wiki
  2. accessibility@ui.openoffice.org (The accessibility mailing lists, preferred)
  3. For specific implementation details, architecture: mt@openoffice.org (Malte Timmermann)
  4. For specific UX and testing questions: es@openoffice.org (Éric Savary)

Migration

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Configuration

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Configuration Group Setting Type Default Comment
<e.g. Writer.xcs> <e.g. Print> <e.g. Empty Pages> <e.g. Boolean> <e.g. True> <e.g. Specifies the default for Empty Pages>


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File Format

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