
Supporto al greco antico
per LibreOffice/OpenOffice
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Styles synchronization ^
When editing a document which was previously created using Ibycus Keyboard Layout styles, chances are that the layout's styles font settings at that time are different to the ones currently used.
This means that Ibycus Keyboard Layout will use the styles (and fonts) saved in the document, which may create confusion as to what fonts are currently used and why.
AncientGreek will detest this situation, when the layout is activated (going from to
), and display the font synchronization dialog (shown bellow) to inform and help the user to resolve these inconsistencies.
Font synchronization dialog on Manjaro Linux
The following options are available:
- Keep document styles and never ask me again
When this option is selected, Ibycus styles' fonts will remain as they are, and AncientGreek will never ask you again about fonts inconsistencies on this document. This is done by creating (and setting) a custom document property. The property (and its value) is shown in the following image.
Document custom properties
- If you want to revert this action, you just have to delete this custom property, or change its value to "No" or "False" (depending on your implementation), from "File / Properties".
In some cases, this property does not show up in the properties dialog. The safest way to display it is to go to "File / Properties", right after you open the document.
- Update styles
This option, when selected, will just update Ibycus document's styles. - If the document is based on a user creted template file, AncientGreek will ask if this template file should also be cleaned.
Asking confirmation to clean template 'MyTemplate.ott'
- Cleaning a template file means that both Ibycus styles will be removed from it, so that when a new document based on this template is created, there will be no styles inconsistencies. In the image above, the current document is based on the template file called 'MyTemplate.ott', so AncientGreek asks to clean it.
- Reset and update styles
This option, when selected, will first reset Ibycus document's styles and then update their font. This means that, any customization done on any of the Ibycus styles will be removed. For example, if you have set "AncientGreek: Ἀρχαία ἑλληνικά" to be bold or underlined, after selecting this option, it will no longer be so. - If cleaning the template file is possible, the user will be asked to do so as well.
- I want to look into it and be asked again later
When this option is selected, AncientGreek will take no action on the styles, but will display an information dialog, reporting the fonts situation for the document. This dialog is shown bellow.
Document's styles font info
- In this example, both Ibycus Keyboard Layout styles already existing in the document, are set to use the "Linux Libertine G" font, but Ibycus Keyboard Layout settings are set to use "Libertinus Serif" and "AncientGreek" fonts for its "Latin" and "Ancient Greek" style, respectively.
- The "font synchronization" dialog will be displayed again the next time Ibycus Keyboard Layout gets activated (going from
to
).
- By the way, an easy way to deactivate Ibycus Keyboard Layout, is to try to close a modified document, and click "Cancel" or press "Escape," when asked to save it.