Hi,
just to make clear, if it wasn't yet obvious:
Joerg Barfurth wrote:
So one could argue, fixing the warning does not necessarily fix the
problem, so we can remove the warning anyway.
Right. The warning (with warnings=errors) forces us to use a workaround,
which may even have a negative
Now you can also access the SVN repository anonymously using pure HTTP. The
address is:
http://ooo-svn.osuosl.org
The trunk is at m161. Ping me with an email to get write access and your
own directory in /users
Take care,
Kai
On 3/28/06, Kai Backman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi dev@,
Nikolai Pretzell wrote:
I'd however like to establish a rule that classes/functions taking a
pointer to (possibly) not fully constructed classes have a comment that
explicitely allows that - assuming that everywhere else it is a bug.
Is a cast to the base class when passing this enough?
Andreas Höhmann wrote:
Hello,
can OOo load/save documents from Urls like this:
https://xyz/getFile?id=111;
https://xyz/setFile?id=111;
Where can i find the valid protocols for document-urls?
OOo does not have built-in support for https. If you are using Gnome you
can use the Gnome-VFS
Is there a portable pack directive that is recommended? Gcc and the
Windows compilers both support #pragma pack (solaris??). Is there a
portable macro for this sort of thing? I need to pack a struct to four
byte alignment. Any help appreciated.
--
Michael Leibowitz
Software Engineer, Channel
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Andreas Höhmann wrote:
Hello,
can OOo load/save documents from Urls like this:
https://xyz/getFile?id=111;
https://xyz/setFile?id=111;
Where can i find the valid protocols for document-urls?
OOo does not have built-in support for https. If you are using Gnome
Le Jeudi 30 Mars 2006 19:11, Mathias Bauer a écrit :
Andreas Höhmann wrote:
Hello,
can OOo load/save documents from Urls like this:
https://xyz/getFile?id=111;
https://xyz/setFile?id=111;
Where can i find the valid protocols for document-urls?
OOo does not have built-in support
Hi
OOo does not have built-in support for https. If you are using Gnome you
can use the Gnome-VFS instead. On Windows you can use the Web Folders of
the OS though this is a little bit awkward (IMHO).
Also, you might want to consider to try to use Java (practically every
PC has a JRE
