Christian Lohmaier skrev:
Hi Marcin, *,
2009/7/16 Marcin Miłkowski milek...@o2.pl:
Christian Lohmaier pisze:
I still disagree. Basically /all/ of the questions asken on IRC about
building OOo were because people are unable to read configure or
because they don't use vanilla build
Hi Per,
IMO this is a great and valuable job. A very big + from my side :-)
Cor
Per Eriksson wrote (15-7-2009 11:09)
Hello,
I am cross-posting this to dev and documentation, but think that best
would be if discussions run on dev, as many of the details probably will
be discussed there.
Hello Regina,
Regina Henschel skrev:
Hi Per,
Per Eriksson schrieb:
I have created the guide here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Development/OpenOffice.org_Building_Guide
And these are the page created so far:
OpenOffice.org_Building_Guide
Hi Christian,
i really don't understand what your problem is. Maybe you missed the
goal of Per's work, it is simply the consolidation of several different
pages into one new place, put some structure on it and extend or improve
it where necessary. From my point of view structure is always
Hi Christian, *,
Christian Lohmaier pisze:
Hi Marcin, *,
2009/7/16 Marcin Miłkowski milek...@o2.pl:
Christian Lohmaier pisze:
I still disagree. Basically /all/ of the questions asken on IRC about
building OOo were because people are unable to read configure or
because they don't use vanilla
Hello,
Marcin Miłkowski skrev:
I doubt that the new documentation will cause less questions.
Maybe there will be more questions because less people will be
intimidated to build OOo and try their own patches.
Yes Marcin, you are right and I really hope so.
It would be great. Because it
Hello,
Here is how far I've come so far.
Several pages' content have now been moved to these 7 pages:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Development/OpenOffice.org_Building_Guide
They originate from various places (which can be hard to find), including:
Hi Jürgen, *,
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Juergen
Schmidtjuergen.schm...@sun.com wrote:
i really don't understand what your problem is.
My problem is that everyone is eager to start new projects, new
efforts instead of improviing what is there already.
My problem is that if you really
Hi Christian,
Christian Lohmaier skrev:
Hi Jürgen, *,
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Juergen
Schmidtjuergen.schm...@sun.com wrote:
i really don't understand what your problem is.
My problem is that everyone is eager to start new projects, new
efforts instead of improviing what is
Hallo,
is it possible to add custom Form Control Elements to OO Write? Background
of this question is, that I want to add some new Elements to the already
available XForms Designer.
At the moment things like repeat and so on are missing. Thats why I wanted
to know if it is possible to add a
Hi Christian, *,
[...]
The work Per is doing is not for the developers we already have it is
probably more for new ones.
Probably that's another part of the problem I have. This makes it
sound like there wouldn't be any documenation for new builders at all.
That's just not the case.
There's
Hi,
Christian skrev:
Probably that's another part of the problem I have. This makes it
sound like there wouldn't be any documenation for new builders at all.
That's just not the case.
The problem which this effort is working with [1], has got a lot to do
with problems with linking on our
Hi Max,
Maximilian Odendahl wrote:
Hi,
SVN 1.5.4 is OK.
so any idea why new files were not added during rebase?
Sorry, no. Without a log it's hard to guess what went wrong there.
Heiner
-Max
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Christian Lohmaier cloph at openoffice.org writes:
My problem is that everyone is eager to start new projects, new
efforts instead of improviing what is there already.
Cleaning up the docs _is_ improving what is already there.
My problem is that if you really feel the need of simplifying the
I was laid-off from Sun's C++ compiler team last year and have not yet
found a new job.
To avoid going crazy with nothing to do I would like to become involved
with Open Office.
Low level C++ issues such as exception handling is the area I know the
most about. I have
access to systems
Hello Terrence,
Welcome to our community.
Nice to know that you have such fine competences in C++.
I would currently recommend you reading the the following documents:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/I_want_to_be_an_OpenOffice.org_developer
Hi Terence,
Le 16 juil. 09 à 18:02, Terrence Miller a écrit :
I was laid-off from Sun's C++ compiler team last year and have not
yet found a new job.
To avoid going crazy with nothing to do I would like to become
involved with Open Office.
Low level C++ issues such as exception handling
Hi Terence,
I think it is exemplary of you to get involved. OOo is a great way to
pass the time productively and have fun, too.
Per already pointed you in the right direction, but I also thought I'd
also point out:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/BugBountyProgram/Issues
Terrence Miller terrencem at sbcglobal.net writes:
To avoid going crazy with nothing to do I would like to become involved
with Open Office. Low level C++ issues such as exception handling is
the area I know the most about. I have access to systems running
Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux.
Hi
Per Eriksson pereriksson at openoffice.org writes:
Thanks for all the kind words.
I have created the guide here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Development/OpenOffice.org_Building_Guide
And these are the page created so far:
OpenOffice.org_Building_Guide
Hi,
Bjoern Michaelsen skrev:
great stuff, but can you make the source wiki pages from which the info in the
Building Guide is collected #REDIRECT to the development guide? That would help
weed out old and rotting duplicate content. I did that already with the
Getting the source page (and also
Per Eriksson wrote:
- snip -
In the meanwhile I will make sure to make the TOC available on all
pages for navigational reasons ;-)
Hi, Per
I added a link to your Building Guide to the Documentation page on the
wiki [1].
We have some nice TOC templates (see the Basic Guide or Writer Guide,
Hi,
I am looking at the instructions for Windows and is having the following
thoughts:
1. http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Windows#MinGW
It says MinGW is not supported, but there are a number of referenced
issues which have been integrated.
What is the current status of using MinGW?
Per Eriksson pisze:
2. Is OOo completely buildable on Visual Studio 2008 or do we still need
this note?
Currently OOo isn't completely buildable with Visual Studio 2008
Express and Windows Server 2008 SDK
due to missing ATL header / libs (these used to be shipped with the 2003
SDK, but the
Hi,
Marcin Miłkowski skrev:
Per Eriksson pisze:
2. Is OOo completely buildable on Visual Studio 2008 or do we still
need this note?
Currently OOo isn't completely buildable with Visual Studio 2008
Express and Windows Server 2008 SDK
due to missing ATL header / libs (these used to be shipped
Hi List,
While checking, sorting and refactoring stuff for the new building guide, I
also ventured into our CVS/SCM/CWS docs. I merged/renamed some stuff, created
redirects and tagged some stuff with categories (mostly development, SVN, SCM,
CWS).
However, there are quite some stuff that is
Per Eriksson wrote:
2. Is OOo completely buildable on Visual Studio 2008 or do we still need
this note?
Currently OOo isn't completely buildable with Visual Studio 2008
Express and Windows Server 2008 SDK
due to missing ATL header / libs (these used to be shipped with the 2003
SDK, but the 2003
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