Tor Lillqvist wrote:
ti 2006-09-26 klockan 10:17 +0200 skrev Oliver Bolte:
I've reused the NETTOOLKIT environment variable (in the past it was used
for .NET Toolkit 2003 which wasn't usable for OOo). I've removed this
variable from other makefiles and with m186 it controls activex only.
Isn't that kinda confusing, i.e. disabling ActiveX might be desireable
for other reasons than that you have the VS2005E compiler. And why reuse
a name for a completely different purpose?
The name of this environment variable may be changed in the future. My
intention is to use it to differentiate between express and professional
edition - not to switch activex selective on/off.
In win32-activex-disable.diff a.k.a. tml04, when one does
--disable-activex, that also ifndefs out the ActiveX -related registry
entries from scp2/source/calc/registryitem_*.scp .
You can find it at:
scp2/util/makefile.mk
Ah, is the winexplorerext stuff also useless without ActiveX?
AFAIR yes.
Oliver
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