FW: DR 17-0004 - response - DML: element nvContentPartPr exists in the schema but not in prose

[Rex Jaeschke]

From: Alfred Hellstern <Alfred.Hellstern at microsoft.com> 
Sent: Wednesday, December 5, 2018 12:52 PM
To: Rex Jaeschke <rex at RexJaeschke.com>
Subject: DR 17-0004 - response - DML: element nvContentPartPr exists in the
schema but not in prose

 

In response to Murata-san’s last comment in DR-17-0004: 

 

2018-02-27 Makoto Murata:

 

I cannot find nvContentPr anywhere. Which clause of which version of Ecma
376 has nvContentPr?

 

ISO/IEC 29500-1:2011/Cor.1:2012 introduced element cNvContentPartPr and
element nvContentPartPr to dml-wordprocessingDrawing.rnc.

 

Although it introduces §20.4.2.x, “cNvContentPartPr (Non-Visual Content Part
Drawing Properties)”, it did not introduce a new subclause for
nvContentPartPr.

 

Or, is the product team talking about nvContentPr from [MS-ODRAWXML]? I am
afraid that its complex type of this element contains cNvInkPr, which is
proprietary and of a Microsoft namespace.

 

 

I received the following response from the product team:

 

You will not able to find nvContentPr anymore. It was replaced with
nvContentPartPr.

nvContentPartPr was introduced in O14 for storing non-visual properties of
ink. The element name was at first nvContentPr but then changed to
nvContentPartPr.

 

nvContentPartPr is documented, you can find it in
https://interoperability.blob.core.windows.net/files/MS-ODRAWXML/[MS-ODRAWXM
L]-180427.pdf
<https://interoperability.blob.core.windows.net/files/MS-ODRAWXML/%5bMS-ODRA
WXML%5d-180427.pdf>  

 

Alfred



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