Add w:label to w:stdPr#388
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Interesting. I've never seen w:label used in a docx before! Experimenting a little, Word can open a document containing it, but does not appear to retain the element on save. Do you have any further insight into its practical use? |
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In this standard ISO/IEC 29500-1:2016 in 17.5.2.19 (page 531) described "label (Structured Document Tag Label)" in "w:sdtPr".
I add binding for correct marshaling and unmarshalling.
And also add some tests.
From ISO/IEC 29500-1:2016
This element specifies the label identifier associated with the current structured document tag. The identifier representing the label shall be stored on this element’s val attribute and is used to reference the unique identifier value of a structured document tag.