I just merged your first patch. I modified the commit message a bit.
Looking forward to more java to python conversions from you. I think the
easiest is to keep the documents in their place for now, and once you have all
tests converted then move them and update the makefile.
Have fun
rgds
jan
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Hi all
I beg your pardon for this off-topic subject, but I feel obliged to say
to all of you, hackers and developers, a big THANK YOU for the wonderful
LibreOffice 3.5 you just released.
I am pretty sure that the enthousiasm and determination of
