source code to find why you need a waiting period here and there.
The occasional waiting period is also required for console applications.
I hope this helps a a bit.
jg
http://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/OpenOffice.org_Developers_Guide
jg
re expensive, because you potentially need to spend more time working
out the details when you are on your own. I am sure that there are
enough experts out there, who are able to offer professional help.
jg
It worked basically for me. I used NetBeans 7.2.1 together with the the
3.0.0.beta version of the NetBeans plugin to study the UNO API before
continuing with C++. I did not encounter any problems while running any
playing with the various Java examples.
jg
erent versions of your module using VS2012 and VS2005 you need
to have both associated runtime libraries installed.
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jg
might need
other tools as well (like the manifest tool to bind the executable code
to the proper runtime libs) and you probably end up doing a lot of OS
dependent dispatching inside the makefile. Consider generating your
build environment with cmake (www.cmake.org).
jg
ve to).
The old message
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has some more details on what to look for.
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a table inside a writer document, but the spreadsheet
shouldn't differ a lot.
Yes, I do know that this may not be portable, but the rest of the MFC
sources isn't either :)
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WideCharToMultiByte() indicates that you are working on Windows. At first you need to convert to
UTF16 (from UTF8), and then from UTF16 to the desired code page.
Have a look at
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/C-UTF-8-Conversion-Helpers-22c0a664 .
jg
WideCharToMultiByte() indicates that you are working on Windows. At first you
need to convert to UTF16 (from UTF8), and then from UTF16 to the desired code
page.
Have a look at
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/C-UTF-8-Conversion-Helpers-22c0a664 .
jg
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