Hi Allen,
That's easy to find. There are only about a dozen matches in the source
code for RestrictedPath and RestrictedPaths ;-)
:)
On Windows XP, you have both system variables and user variables. If
both values are set, the user value overrides the system value. In fact, I
just tried
Hi Joerg,
So how was that supposed to be used? I assume that would be by editing
the soffice script to set that variable before invoking soffice.bin?
(Otherwise a user could always overwrite an environment variable just as
easily.) Not well suited for Windows use then, where there is no
Hi Allen,
It would be less complex and therefore less prone to system administrator
and programmer error to just treat a nil and empty string the same. I
suggest:
I don't have a strong preference here. In theory, treating nil and
empty list equally is somewhat ... dirty, so I would probably
I would also be interested in changing RestrictedPath from an
environmental variable to a configuration (.xcs/.xcu) setting.
I'm realizing that it make this useful, a system administrator would
probably need a way to insert the user's username or WinNT domain\username
into the path. So for
Hi Allen,
I'm trying to get RestrictedPath working, as described under Declaring
the Permitted Folders in
http://ui.openoffice.org/specification/FileDialog_RestrictedPaths.sxw
I'm using OOo v2.0.3 under WinXP.
Do you use system dialogs, or OOo's own dialogs? The feature only works
with the
I'm trying to get RestrictedPath working, as described under
Declaring the Permitted Folders in
http://ui.openoffice.org/specification/FileDialog_RestrictedPaths.sxw
I'm using OOo v2.0.3 under WinXP.
Do you use system dialogs, or OOo's own dialogs? The feature
only works with
Hi Allen,
I'm using what is compiled into the OOo Windows binary distribution and
configured by default, which I'm guessing is the system dialogs. Is there a
way to select OOo's dialogs, either at run-time or build-time?
At runtime,
Tools|Options|OpenOffice.org|General|[X] Use
Is there a way to select OOo's dialogs, either at run-time or
build-time?
At runtime,
Tools|Options|OpenOffice.org|General|[X] Use OpenOffice.org
dialogs is the place to control this.
That and the corresponding configuration option
Hi Allen,
With that setting, RestrictedPath mostly worked. With only one directory in
the RestrictedPath, the behavior was not quite what I expected. It allowed
me to navigate up to the parent directories, all the way to the root (c:\).
It didn't allow me to save there, but it was
With that setting, RestrictedPath mostly worked. With only one
directory in the RestrictedPath, the behavior was not quite what I
expected. It allowed me to navigate up to the parent
directories, all
the way to the root (c:\). It didn't allow me to save there, but it
was
Hi Allen,
The answer is yes, but. I would be interested in fixing it, but I'm not
sure when I would be able to get to it. I do have a potential customer who
is interested in this feature, and if that is an issue for him then I will
fix it.
Ah, I'm looking forward to when you come asking
Ah, I'm looking forward to when you come asking *where* in
the code to fix it :)
That's easy to find. There are only about a dozen matches in the source
code for RestrictedPath and RestrictedPaths ;-)
The idea was to have a feature which prevents users from
changing the respective
Hi,
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany schrieb:
I would also be interested in changing RestrictedPath from an environmental
variable to a configuration (.xcs/.xcu) setting. Is there a specific reason
an environment variable was chosen over a configuration setting?
The idea was to
The most correct would be to use a configuration value with
no default,
which means you get a NIL value (a VOID Any in UNO) when
reading. Then
you could have
VOID - look at environment
Non NIL - Use the value
IMHO, that is overkill. It is true that would allow an empty
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