I agree!
Next 4 days off so I hope I can work on the Base 7 Guide.
I would like to change the dates in the sample Database for a more
actual look. Instead of looking at dates from 7 years ago, it would be
nice if the reader sees more recent (2020) dates on the screenshots.
/Rob
On
On 23/04/2020 22:15, Mike Kaganski wrote:
> On 23.04.2020 13:12, Luboš Luňák wrote:
>> On Thursday 23 of April 2020, Stephen Fanning wrote:
>>> As for the processing itself, I remain unclear about how Calc allocates
>>> tasks to threads. Can we give the user any general advice on how he could
Also - I read in a couple of places online that if you have OpenCL support
enabled then the CPU threading stops.
I can't test that to see if it is true because I can't seem to get OpenCL
to work on this Linux desktop.
Trying it on a Windows machine should answer that question.
On Thu, Apr 23,
To follow up on that.
Using LO 6.4 & 7.0 pre-release build on Ubuntu. Recalculating one of the
OpenCL test xls files just now.
Starting up with a command line
MAX_CONCURRENCY=0 ./soffice
Does turn the CPU threading off.
Restarting with a command line
MAX_CONCURRENCY=4 ./soffice
Turns it back on
Hi Steve
Yes I did some work on the calc file, but in a local copy, independent
local files.
Indeed we have a problem with the export of PDF with hidden section, the
links result wrong and points to the wrong page. Also, the larger the
file the worse. The bug affects the exported TOC and
On 4/23/20 5:51 PM, Kenneth Hanson wrote:
>the current names of those buttons don't really make any sense. Note how the
>"No Format" button clears both.
That is the normal and expected behaviour.
No format should leave the text with the default font, size, and colour.
jonathon
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On 4/23/20 5:08 PM, Toni B wrote:
>Can anyone explain the difference between an attribute and a format in
>"beginner" or "layperson" language?
Format is presentation markup.
Attribute is the specific quality associated with the presentation markup.
Presentation markup is the stuff to use to
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Hi Olivier,
I am aware that you have been doing some experimentation with the 6.2 Calc
Guide files to investigate problems with the generated PDF.
Have you made any significant changes to any files on your computer that
need to be put back into NextCloud? Or shall I start work on a 6.4 version
Toni,
Based on my current understanding, the current names of those buttons don't
really make any sense. Note how the "No Format" button clears both. I don't
think the current help text is any good either.
I would describe the "formats" you can search for as specific instances or
valuations of
BTW I'm copying a paragraph from an email on a different list.
"Also - if you set MAX_CONCURRENCY=16 - or somesuch (ie. twice your
number of threads) - you may be able to defeat the hyper-threaded
halving, and see if this workload happens to be one that does better
with hyper-threading than
Thank you for the helpful comments Luke. I will plan to put your
suggestion 4 in the documentation.
Can anyone explain the difference between an attribute and a format in
"beginner" or "layperson" language? I don't think I have a good
understanding. I couldn't find it in the documentation, but
Ok, no problem.
Le jeu. 23 avr. 2020 4:18 PM, Claire Wood a
écrit :
> Sure, but it will have to be tomorrow now
>
> On Thu, 23 Apr 2020 at 15:41, randolph gamo
> wrote:
>
>> Great!
>> Besides,
>> the chapter on draw isequally avalaible for a second review.
>> Would you be generous enough to
Sure, but it will have to be tomorrow now
On Thu, 23 Apr 2020 at 15:41, randolph gamo wrote:
> Great!
> Besides,
> the chapter on draw isequally avalaible for a second review.
> Would you be generous enough to have an eye on it?
> Regards!
>
> Le jeu. 23 avr. 2020 3:38 PM, Claire Wood a
>
Done!
On Thu, 23 Apr 2020 at 14:03, randolph gamo wrote:
> Hi Claire,
> Great!
> Now you need to modify the guide status file, so that everybody knows the
> second review is done.
> This is how to do it:
>
>1. get to the getting started guide 6.4 folder
>2. Open Guide Status GS
>3.
Great!
Besides,
the chapter on draw isequally avalaible for a second review.
Would you be generous enough to have an eye on it?
Regards!
Le jeu. 23 avr. 2020 3:38 PM, Claire Wood a
écrit :
> Done!
>
> On Thu, 23 Apr 2020 at 14:03, randolph gamo
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Claire,
>> Great!
>> Now you
Mike and Luboš,
Many thanks for your help on this topic.
Regards,
Steve
On Thu, 23 Apr 2020 at 11:16, Mike Kaganski
wrote:
> On 23.04.2020 13:12, Luboš Luňák wrote:
> > On Thursday 23 of April 2020, Stephen Fanning wrote:
> >> As for the processing itself, I remain unclear about how Calc
The Preface and Chapter 5 of the Draw Guide 6.4 have been uploaded to FEEDBACK
02 folder on LO NextCloud.
They are ready for review and comment.
Hopefully Preface and Chapters 1 thru 5 can then be published.
Regards
Peter Schofield
psaut...@gmail.com
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Hello Rob & Jean,
After a discussion with oliver, and as jean suggested, I think we should
edit the base guide in v7 and not in v6.4. We should also let v6.4 be
released. V7 is a major release with rebranding and all. We should make a
good v7 book.
Pulkit Krishna
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A reviewer with windows system and a good knowledge of Base Macros is
needed for review of access2base documentation in base guide. I have not
written this portion yet but I want to make sure there is a reviewer who
can add the screenshots as well. I will copy most of the info from A2B
website as
Hi Claire,
Great!
Now you need to modify the guide status file, so that everybody knows the
second review is done.
This is how to do it:
1. get to the getting started guide 6.4 folder
2. Open Guide Status GS
3. At line 10, in the column Rev2, add your initials. In the column
Return
Hi all, I have done a review of the Getting Started with Impress chapter.
The only thing I didn’t test was the last bit when you need to download an
app to your phone. I have regular issues with my phone so I didn’t want to
complicate matters
Kind regards
Claire
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On 23.04.2020 13:12, Luboš Luňák wrote:
> On Thursday 23 of April 2020, Stephen Fanning wrote:
>> As for the processing itself, I remain unclear about how Calc allocates
>> tasks to threads. Can we give the user any general advice on how he could
>> structure his spreadsheet to gain the maximum
On Wednesday 22 of April 2020, Olivier Hallot wrote:
> Hi Developers
>
> Can charitable soul involved with threading in Calc spend a couple of
> minutes to write an outline of what we should look to write a section on
> the topic in our guide and Help? Just the outline and some pointers for
> our
On Thursday 23 of April 2020, Stephen Fanning wrote:
> As for the processing itself, I remain unclear about how Calc allocates
> tasks to threads. Can we give the user any general advice on how he could
> structure his spreadsheet to gain the maximum performance benefits from the
> availability of
Hi Luboš,
Many thanks for your thoughts on the checkbox, which confirms what I
expected.
As for the processing itself, I remain unclear about how Calc allocates
tasks to threads. Can we give the user any general advice on how he could
structure his spreadsheet to gain the maximum performance
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