/3) ' value is 3
truncated% = fix(11/3) ' value is 3
These differ when negative numbers are involved. AFAICT truncation is
the one that matches the builtin MOD operator, ie.
b*fix(a/b) + a mod b = a
HTH, Joerg
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case of this situation (module util/tools vs. project tools), but IMHO
we should proliferate it any more.
Ciao, Joerg
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Will you be there?
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to select a
different macro execution mode. Look into the Developer's guide for details.
HTH, Joerg
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still didn't tell us what version of VC++ you are using. But as
Stephan suggested, your version is probably too old to be usable with
OOo 2.0.
Ciao, Jrg
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Hi,
Mike Traum wrote:
Thomas,
I'm not sure what you mean by the user or administrator defining the
default installation.
They can make the registry entries point to the desired installation.
The administrator can set the HKLM one as default, the user can override
this in HKCU.
Maybe we should
introspection support mandatory for all objects.
Ciao, Joerg
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