1) style:type of style:tab-stop is 'right' and earlier tabStop is not right
-> Earlier text-nodes and following text-nodes, will be put into an inner table, with two TD first aligned left, with proceding textnodes, the latter aligned right.
2) style:type is 'right' and earlier tabStop is right
-> following text-nodes, will be put into a right aligned TD
3) style:type is 'non-right' and earlier tabStop 'non-right' as well
-> put the preceding tab stops into a TD (left aligned is default)
4) first style:type would have no right preceding tabStop
-> works well with first sceanrios 1 and 3
5) last style:type would be a special case, if it would be left aligned, but this won't happen in our case.. :D
Scenarios unmatched:
- text:styleposition 'center' will not be matched in our case (effort for nothing), there will be only 'right' and not 'right'
- If the last tabStop is not from text:stylepostion 'right', the length of the last cell is undefined and a document length must be found.
Not happens in our master document case. Also the algorithm below would have to be expanded (cp. scenario 5).