[OFFICE-3300] 19.837 text:name, 19.837.5 <text:bookmark-end>, 19.837.6 <text:bookmark-start> "...specifies matching names for bookmarks." -make more specific - OASIS Technical Committees Issue Tracker

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<text:bookmark-end>

"...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-start> element in a document."

<text:bookmark-start>

"...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-end> element in a document."

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<text:bookmark-end> "...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-start> element in a document." <text:bookmark-start> "...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-end> element in a document."
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<text:bookmark-end>

"...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-start> element in a document."

<text:bookmark-start>

"...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-end> element in a document."

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<text:bookmark-end> "...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-start> element in a document." <text:bookmark-start> "...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-end> element in a document."

The text:name attribute for both <text:bookmark-end> and <text:bookmark-start> is defined as: "...specifies matching names for bookmarks"

I think we can do better than that:

<text:bookmark-end>

"...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-start> element in a document."

<text:bookmark-start>

"...specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-end> element in a document."

Reasoning it is not meaningful to match more than one start or end element.