Robert Vojta wrote:
On 10/15/07, Mathias Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo,
You have to add the property before you can assign it a value:
So, when I call setPropertyValue in Java and property wasn't added
previously, it should raise UnknownPropertyException exception. If
yes, this
Hi Cyrille, Hi Caolan, Hi Gerard
Thanks guys for your help
It would appear the issue is in accessing the member directly rather
than using the fileno macro, which has been introduced if I understand
correctly to circumvent some restrictions in the descriptor count or
something to that
Hi,
this exact problem is not exactly new and got already forgotten twice
because we (well I) were to lazy to write an issue. Please write me (hr)
an issue, and I'll include a fix in my next CWS.
Here is a possible way to fix the problem.
--- _stdio_file.hFri Sep 7 13:33:27 2007
+++
Hi Jens-Heiner
this exact problem is not exactly new and got already forgotten twice
because we (well I) were to lazy to write an issue. Please write me (hr)
an issue, and I'll include a fix in my next CWS.
no problem, done :)
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=82658
PS:
Hi Nikos,
On Sunday, 2007-10-14 12:04:10 -0700, Nikos Trivlis wrote:
I have a sample c-like code about how to improve the POW (power
function) and you could maybe find it useful for calc.
I don't see in what aspect that would improve the POWER code. Au
contraire, the exponent is only integer
I'm looking for a way to get notified when a document's URL
(XModel.getURL()) changes, usually after the user saves the document
via save as (or save in case of a new document). I tried an
XStorageChangeListener, but it's not triggered in this case. The only
other thing I can think of is to catch
Hi Marten,
Marten Feldtmann wrote:
When running around in the reflection system of OpenOffice 2.x I came
across the following problem:
Some constants have adefined data type hyper, which means signed 64
bit values. When I query the value for that constant I get a dispatched
(is this the
Joachim Lingner schrieb:
Hi Marten,
Marten Feldtmann wrote:
When running around in the reflection system of OpenOffice 2.x I came
across the following problem:
Some constants have adefined data type hyper, which means signed 64
bit values. When I query the value for that constant I get a
Dear Eike
I think I have fixed the bugs in my code. Remember is c-like and not c (I used
= instead of ==)
Since I am not a pro programmer I would like to explain to you the logic:
double pow (double number,int exponent)
{
int i=0;
double result=0;
// if the number is zero the result will be
Jens-Heiner Rechtien wrote:
Hi,
this exact problem is not exactly new and got already forgotten twice
because we (well I) were to lazy to write an issue. Please write me (hr)
an issue, and I'll include a fix in my next CWS.
Here is a possible way to fix the problem.
--- _stdio_file.hFri
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