Re: [dev] presenter view extension + fast search

2007-12-04 Thread Christian Lippka - Sun Microsystems Germany

Hi All,

yes it is planned that the presenter view will have a slide sorter like
view that pops up when pressing a keyboard shortcut for fast navigation.

Regards,
Christian

Rich wrote:

On 2007.12.03. 14:55, a a wrote:

Hi,

I'm Powerpoint user - would like to migrate to OOo Impress (for our 
church

presentations).


I have 2 remarks:

- based on screenshots and specification (
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Presenter_View) I still miss
possibility to see more than one slide ahead. Is there any plan for
implementing such a Powerpoint-like feature?


given that this feature is being developed right now, this might be a 
good moment to suggest such a possibility. i'm not completely sure, but 
it looks like you can add your ideas at the end of the wiki page :)



- one more thing I would mention here is that we need really fast text
search in presentation with over 1000 slides. Does anyone have any 
hint for

this in OOo? Because in Powerpoint it works OK for us.


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[dev] Environment variables to be removed.

2007-12-04 Thread Rüdiger Timm

Hi,

I'd like to remove some environment variables from 
config_office/set_soenv.in for SRC680 source tree:

XPVERSION
GVERDIR
TF_PACKAGES
TF_FILEURL
TF_CFGDATA
TF_SVDATA
TF_SDBAPI
TF_UCB
STAR_RESOURCEPATH
STAR_REGISTRY
All those variables are not in use any more by our current code base.
  My question now is: does someone rely on any of them for whatever 
purpose? As I said, they are obsolete for building OOo. I just do not 
know what people are using for their own purposes. So, if you need any 
of the variables listed above, please give me a note. If not I am going 
to remove them on CWS rt24 probably next week.



Rüdiger

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Re: [dev] inspection of object crashes basic ide

2007-12-04 Thread Oliver Brinzing
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Hi Matthias,

 I can confirm this with 2.3.1rc1 under Linux. OOo freezes and its
 memory consumption grows and grows and grows ...

thanks, i submitted an issues for this:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=84092

Oliver

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Re: [dev] Re: About the OOo dialog layouting patches

2007-12-04 Thread Mathias Bauer
Michael Meeks wrote:

  But it would be good and nice to actually start now with some of
 them. As an example, I would like to convert all Format-whatever
 dialogs into parts of a formatting pane. In fact we are currently
 discussing ways to implement that with the developers from RedFlag2000.
 And we will need the layouter for this. (*)
 
   This sounds cool; and of course the layouter can do that for you; I
 guess co-ordination-wise, the first step is to get awtfixes1 included -
 and then, the 1st cut of the layout/ code into a CWS, split  integrated
 where sensible into toolkit/ and that merged.

Sounds like a good plan.

(dialogs with property set style API)

 From my own experience I *know* that for many dialogs this API can work
 and in different form it works that way already. A good example are the
 mentioned Format - ...  dialogs that currently communicate with the
 applications exactly that way (not using Any but SfxItemSets - just the
 same thing in a different shape).
 
   Well - but the SfxItemSets themselves are often not simply construted
 by a plain dialog (I imagine) - there is code in that dialog that deals
 with the various exclusions, extensions and so on that inevitably drift
 into such cases: Indiviual words is only an option when Font Effects
 is not without or whatever, or Raise/lower by is only set when
 either super/sub-script and not 'Automatic' etc. etc.

I'm not sure if I understand correctly. If you mean that in such dialogs
is code that deals with different combinations of properties: sure, the
properties (items) are not always orthogonal. That doesn't mean that the
API items in - items out doesn't work for a lot of them. I didn't talk
about the *implementation* of a dialog as a kind of property browser, I
talked about the *interface* that applications see and use.

 There are counter examples but using a property style API in dialogs
 where possible would be nice. In other cases other APIs may be more
 appropriate. The abstract interfaces we created in our Dialog Diet
 work some time ago might be a good hint how some of them can look (in
 case you wanted to stay with C++ interfaces).
 
   Hokay; it would be interesting to read, but as I say - this is not our
 focus, certainly not just yet.

It isn't my current focus also. I just wanted to support Christian's POV
that having dialogs with an attribute/property style API would be nice
and possible in many cases. And I wanted to mention that converting
dialogs does not need to stop on the resource file level.

   Anyhow - it sounds like you guys would like to hack on layout, if so -
 you're most welcome, there should be no problem with that: though of
 course, making that easy requires getting the ABI breakage in awtfixes1
 included.

Yes, you mentioned that already. IIRC it was a new virtual method in the
VCL Window class? That shouldn't be a problem, especially not on a code
line towards 3.0 Beta.

Ciao,
Mathias

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[dev] Environment variables to be removed.

2007-12-04 Thread Rüdiger Timm

Hi,

I'd like to remove some environment variables from
config_office/set_soenv.in for SRC680 source tree:
XPVERSION
GVERDIR
TF_PACKAGES
TF_FILEURL
TF_CFGDATA
TF_SVDATA
TF_SDBAPI
TF_UCB
STAR_RESOURCEPATH
STAR_REGISTRY
All those variables are not in use any more by our current code base.
  My question now is: does someone rely on any of them for whatever
purpose? As I said, they are obsolete for building OOo. I just do not
know what people are using for their own purposes. So, if you need any
of the variables listed above, please give me a note. If not I am going
to remove them on CWS rt24 probably next week.


Rüdiger

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