Re: project Volunteer

2013-01-08 Thread chengjh
Hi Tseng,

Welcome to join the community for the product development.How about the
progress of your build?Any issue during your build,please post to the
community for help.Have a good day.

On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 9:44 PM, Regina Henschel rb.hensc...@t-online.dewrote:

 Hi Tseng,

 tseng chan schrieb:

  Hello Regina Henschel,

 I'm using Ubuntu (12.04). OpenOffice is already installed on Ubuntu, am I
 still to get my own build?


 If you will do core development, then you need your own build.

 You checkout (or download) the source and build it. Then you write your
 changes to your local source and build it again. Then you test, whether the
 bug is fixed or the feature works as intended. If all is OK, you create a
 patch and append the patch to the issue and make an review request.

 If an experienced developer finds your patch is good, he will push it to
 the trunk. This commit will get your name as author, so it is recorded,
 that you have written the patch.

 Kind regards
 Regina




-- 

Best Regards,Jianhong Cheng


Re: project Volunteer

2013-01-07 Thread tseng chan
Hello Regina Henschel,

I'm using Ubuntu (12.04). OpenOffice is already installed on Ubuntu, am I
still to get my own build?

Thanks.
Tseng


On Sun, Jan 6, 2013 at 3:13 PM, Andrea Pescetti pesce...@apache.org wrote:

 Forwarding Regina's answer (below) to Tseng who is not subscribed. Tseng:
 see 
 http://openoffice.apache.org/**mailing-lists.htmlhttp://openoffice.apache.org/mailing-lists.htmlfor
  more information about our mailing lists. Andrea

 Regina Henschel wrote:

 Hi Tseng,

 welcome to our project.

 tseng chan schrieb:

  Hello All,
 My name is Tseng, from southern California, interested in joining the
 opensource community to gain some experience. My interest lies in
 C++/Python.


 Then you will be interest in core development? That's fine. To get
 started you first need your own build. If you not have done it already,
 then you should start with reading the guides on the Wiki.
 http://wiki.openoffice.org/**wiki/Documentation/Building_**Guide_AOOhttp://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide_AOO

 If you want to work with git, that is possible, but need some further
 steps.

 Please ask whenever something do not work for you. Especially building
 on Windows with a MSVC Express might be a little bit tricky. What OS do
 you use?

 If you have got your own build, you should say, which area you are
 interested in, Calc, Draw, Writer, Help or whatever.

 Kind regards
 Regina





Re: project Volunteer

2013-01-07 Thread Regina Henschel

Hi Tseng,

tseng chan schrieb:

Hello Regina Henschel,

I'm using Ubuntu (12.04). OpenOffice is already installed on Ubuntu, am I
still to get my own build?


If you will do core development, then you need your own build.

You checkout (or download) the source and build it. Then you write your 
changes to your local source and build it again. Then you test, whether 
the bug is fixed or the feature works as intended. If all is OK, you 
create a patch and append the patch to the issue and make an review request.


If an experienced developer finds your patch is good, he will push it to 
the trunk. This commit will get your name as author, so it is recorded, 
that you have written the patch.


Kind regards
Regina


Re: project Volunteer

2013-01-07 Thread Drew Jensen
Anyone going to ask the obvious question?




On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 8:44 AM, Regina Henschel rb.hensc...@t-online.dewrote:

 Hi Tseng,

 tseng chan schrieb:

  Hello Regina Henschel,

 I'm using Ubuntu (12.04). OpenOffice is already installed on Ubuntu, am I
 still to get my own build?


 If you will do core development, then you need your own build.

 You checkout (or download) the source and build it. Then you write your
 changes to your local source and build it again. Then you test, whether the
 bug is fixed or the feature works as intended. If all is OK, you create a
 patch and append the patch to the issue and make an review request.

 If an experienced developer finds your patch is good, he will push it to
 the trunk. This commit will get your name as author, so it is recorded,
 that you have written the patch.

 Kind regards
 Regina



Re: project Volunteer

2013-01-06 Thread Regina Henschel

Hi Tseng,

welcome to our project.

tseng chan schrieb:

Hello All,
My name is Tseng, from southern California, interested in joining the
opensource community to gain some experience. My interest lies in
C++/Python.


Then you will be interest in core development? That's fine. To get 
started you first need your own build. If you not have done it already, 
then you should start with reading the guides on the Wiki.

http://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide_AOO

If you want to work with git, that is possible, but need some further steps.

Please ask whenever something do not work for you. Especially building 
on Windows with a MSVC Express might be a little bit tricky. What OS do 
you use?


If you have got your own build, you should say, which area you are 
interested in, Calc, Draw, Writer, Help or whatever.


Kind regards
Regina



Re: project Volunteer

2013-01-06 Thread Regina Henschel

Hi Yi,

2 schrieb:

Hello All, My name is Yi, from China, interested in joining the
opensource community to gain some experience. My interest lies in
C++. I have got my own build on Windows XP with a MSVC 2008 Express
.I am interested in Writer. What can I do next?


You can look into Bugzilla [1], whether there is a bug, that you are 
interested in. Use the 'Advanced search'. You can narrow the search by 
project word processor and by a component. Severity should be 
'trivial' or 'minor', so that there is no pressure to fix it. The status 
should be 'Confirmed', so that you are sure it is really a bug and not 
an user error. You can also use 'Accepted', if the last activity is more 
than two years ago, because that was before the move to Apache. If you 
have found one (or more) issues you are interested in, then tell it 
here. The experienced developers can likely judge, whether such bug is 
suitable to begin and they can give you a hint, where to start in the code.


We have quite recently introduced a category Difficulty, so there are 
only few issues at all already sort in and therefore easy has only few 
bugs. If it need not be Writer, you might find suitable issues via this 
category too.


[1] https://issues.apache.org/ooo/query.cgi


Re: project Volunteer

2013-01-06 Thread Andrea Pescetti
Forwarding Regina's answer (below) to Tseng who is not subscribed. 
Tseng: see http://openoffice.apache.org/mailing-lists.html for more 
information about our mailing lists. Andrea


Regina Henschel wrote:

Hi Tseng,

welcome to our project.

tseng chan schrieb:

Hello All,
My name is Tseng, from southern California, interested in joining the
opensource community to gain some experience. My interest lies in
C++/Python.


Then you will be interest in core development? That's fine. To get
started you first need your own build. If you not have done it already,
then you should start with reading the guides on the Wiki.
http://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide_AOO

If you want to work with git, that is possible, but need some further
steps.

Please ask whenever something do not work for you. Especially building
on Windows with a MSVC Express might be a little bit tricky. What OS do
you use?

If you have got your own build, you should say, which area you are
interested in, Calc, Draw, Writer, Help or whatever.

Kind regards
Regina