Peter
See Spell checker "red wriggly lines" - beta test fix
<https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=85529>
where three users with spell check problems have downloaded the python
script and reported back that it ran successfully.
I asked any who do run it to report back so hopefully we will get more
reports which should improve your confidence in releasing it. 78 people
have downloaded the script so far but only three have reported back.
* /As requested, I have tried your Macro patch, and it has had the
desired results, thank you./
* /This saved my spellcheck. Thank you!/
* /I came across this problem all of a sudden and it drives me crazy.
I have been trying to fix it even to the point of uninstalling and
reinstalling new version. To no luck. I came across this and WALLA
it fixed. Thank You SO MUCH.//Thank Again/
John Harvey
On 18/06/2017 08:58, Peter Kovacs wrote:
Hello all,
John (in CC) suggested to add the Script of Hanya (also in CC) to the
Open Office Release as a first improvement.
On the discussion in this thread @dev declared only stuff that is in
trunc can be part of an release.
Since Hanya has comitter rights granted it was suggested he should be
the one commiting his script.
@Hanya: Do you believe that your script is stable enough to be added
or is there work to do to get it commited?
Can you commit your work, so we can add it for release?
@Jim (Release Manager):
What is the timeframe for you to get this script into 4.1.4. You only
stated that it has to be in svn, not until when and what the timeframe
is. My understanding is the current Version is close to a RC.
Hope this drives this topic a little further.
All the best
Peter
Am 13.06.2017 um 23:42 schrieb Marcus:
Am 13.06.2017 um 23:24 schrieb Andrea Pescetti:
Marcus wrote:
assumed it's OK on trunk and 4.1.4, how do we integrate this into the
installation process?
I see it as an on-demand tool. So nothing would be added to the
installation process. A new menu item would be available for it (the
current solution uses the macro runner menu).
It seems, though, that the current implementation relies on being
executed from the user profile and this will probably not work for
our 4.1.4 use case: I haven't checked, but I believe that the
profile is left unchanged by maintenance (4.1.x) updates. This
should be investigated though: there is likely a way to bundle it as
a "shared" script that would then be available even without touching
the profile.
an alternative would be to create a new Help menu entry (e.g., "Help
- Spell check fix"). This opens a webpage which provides a download
link to the file and a text with explainations/instructions: Why is
it needed, how to unpack/install/execute it, what is it going to do,
etc.
Marcus
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