On 6 January 2013 02:30, RGB ES rgb.m...@gmail.com wrote:
top posting, sorry
On a side note, as mentioned on a different thread(1) when using the
source
lang=oobas tags mwiki display a different set of colours than the ones
used by the AOO IDE.
One user (actually writing about macro
2013/1/6 janI j...@apache.org
On 6 January 2013 02:30, RGB ES rgb.m...@gmail.com wrote:
top posting, sorry
On a side note, as mentioned on a different thread(1) when using the
source
lang=oobas tags mwiki display a different set of colours than the ones
used by the AOO IDE.
One
Anyone know the attribute for color code Baisc code on the MWiki?
example code lang=java
will color code for java, but I have tried baisc oobasic and no luck.
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Alexandro Colorado
PPMC Apache OpenOffice
http://es.openoffice.org
There are no conversions in place, so we use the standard as provided.
Have you looked at mwiki home page, I am pretty sure they have some
explanation.
Please also be aware that all our pages are loaded with a standard aoo
style sheet, which might further limit the possibilities. I had a quick
On 1/5/2013 16:57, janI wrote:
There are no conversions in place, so we use the standard as provided.
Have you looked at mwiki home page, I am pretty sure they have some
explanation.
Please also be aware that all our pages are loaded with a standard aoo
style sheet, which might further limit
top posting, sorry
On a side note, as mentioned on a different thread(1) when using the source
lang=oobas tags mwiki display a different set of colours than the ones
used by the AOO IDE.
One user (actually writing about macro programming on the ES wiki) reported
this problem some time ago. He
