Michael Meeks wrote:
Yes, good idea. But why bail out - can't we just ./download from the
makefile?
Urk - not an ideal solution IMHO ;-) I would prefer a clean exit,
rather than having the build need a network connection to download
things personally.
Hm - but we need the download
Michael Meeks wrote:
And do so later on inside rawbuild potentially ?
Urk ? surely not.
and
In general it is so dangerous for repeatability for packagers to have
the build randomly downloading things, and is so unexpected for users
that I don't believe we should do it ;-)
Donald Johnson wrote:
The README file in en-US/readmes from the 3.3.0 64-bit download is a tad
annoying. First, there's no line wrap to 80 col (good for terminals).
Second,
smart quotes are in the file, which appear badly on a terminal and many text
editors. Attached are three patches to
Caolán McNamara wrote:
Aha, what it boils down to, right, is that the emacs mode lines in that
sw/source/filter/ww8/ww8atr.cxx and friends won't be used by emacs
seeing as its neither pattern.
So let's remove them - added to the list of EasyHack topics.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
some...@boldandbusted.com wrote:
Howdy. I was asked to post a message here to kick off a discussion of
test script coordination. I'm volunteering to help with them because a)
it's simple, and b) I'm simple.
I know shell, as you can see from the add-modelines script I just
submitted, and I'm
Noel Power wrote:
who should update
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=112563
but, should it be updated ?
This is an excellent question ( and one I have asked myself about a
different situation ) Unfortunately I don't have the answer. As I see it
issuezilla is Oracles bug
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
No, there is no coding style yet, but we will start to work on
one soon
Well, much (most?) of the existing code, inherited from
OpenOffice.org, clearly uses some amount of consistent style
conventions, and when editing such files, one should, IMHO, follow
the style
Noel Power wrote:
who should update
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=112563
but, should it be updated ?
This is an excellent question ( and one I have asked myself about a
different situation ) Unfortunately I don't have the answer. As I see it
issuezilla is Oracles bug
__XKeyboardExtension__.
Thomas Klausner: Improve NetBSD platform strings, and add x86_64.
Thomas Klausner: Support NetBSD better.
Thomas Klausner: Use more portable sed construct for quoting expressions.
Thomas Klausner: Use standard '=' comparison operator for test(1).
Thorsten Behrens: Fix broken win32
Hi,
Mechtilde thankfully reported a problem with old OOo 2.x user
installations, which get migrated over to LibreOffice automatically
- problem is, the OOo code we inherit here has several bugs.
So we talked a bit on IRC tonight, and we somehow figured it would
be a good idea to keep migrating
Noel Power wrote:
Mechtilde thankfully reported a problem with old OOo 2.x user
installations, which get migrated over to LibreOffice automatically
- problem is, the OOo code we inherit here has several bugs.
Aha, coincidentally I was looking at something similar ( and found
myself looking
Joseph Powers wrote:
Ok, I got a build that seams to work...
Hi Joseph,
cool - thanks for the perseverance, I admit the OSX build experience
could be better -
There are the following resources around Mac building around
already:
Mechtilde wrote:
please don't take any user information from older version without any
agreemaent of the user
If you do so you haven't the possibilityy to start *office with a new
user directory e.g in case you destroy something yourself.
If you don't want a dialog then create a user
André Schnabel wrote:
well, this is surely not an easy decision to make - but there's
definitely a way to have LibO use a clean user dir, if you need it:
-env:UserInstallation=file:///path/to/config
and this will prevent, that LibO will migrate any old userconfig
when this path is
Jan Holesovsky wrote:
On 2010-10-14 at 13:17 +0200, Jan Holesovsky wrote:
- 8 -
Whiteboard: addr...@of.the.info.provider
Whiteboard: infoprovider:addr...@of.the.info.provider
might be actually better; no strong opinion though ;-)
Yes, I like that better - there may be other
Michael Meeks wrote:
Everything except the 'filters' patch has been either pushed, or sent
to the component maintainer for review.
libs-gui parts (basebmp basegfx) just pushed. Kept a few useful
bits in the */test, */workben subdirs, those are often playgrounds /
staging areas for code.
Caolan McNamara wrote:
sc/qa/unit had an existing cppunit test to ensure that calc can do
=SUM(A1:A2) correctly but it was currently disabled seeing as it didn't
work, mostly due to miserable bootstrapping problems. I've fixed that
test (I think), so I hope it can now provide a basis for
Wols Lists wrote:
Resubmit with brackets in subject - I think I need them for the
patchmeister to pick up?
Thanks a lot for the fix, pushed!
-- Thorsten
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Caolan McNamara wrote:
Righteo, re-enabled again and lets have another go. Right away I see it
detected a new bug introduced with the vos removalstuff, which I've now
fixed :-). Tests are good.
Hi Caolan,
sorry - breaks for me on at least two platforms consistently. Error
log snippet:
rm -f
Michael Meeks wrote:
On Wed, 2010-10-27 at 01:15 +0200, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
I've for the while reverted the commit, will look into this tomorrow.
Ah ! - better to add a prefix to the prj/build.lst dep. or something to
the makefile.mk so it still build on (only) Linux
Caolan McNamara wrote:
register component 'configmgr.uno.so' in registry
'../../unxlngx6.pro/misc/qa_unit/services.rdb' failed!
error (CannotRegisterImplementationException): loading component library
failed: configmgr.uno.so
Can you (git pull bootstrap) and try export DEBUGREGCOMP=1
Michael Meeks wrote:
Speaking of which - I notice that neither us, nor up-stream register
the migrationoo3.uno.so - so the migrate from 3.x code is never
executed :-) we only migrate from 2.x - any ideas why that is ?
(Thorsten?). I will push a fix to enable that in scp2 over the weekend
Regina Henschel wrote:
There is no mathematical problem, but I'm uncertain about coding
style. The algorithms work on matrices. They have a lot of parts
which are nearly identical but the matrices are transposed. How to
handle that?
Hi Regina,
I'd suggest using templates to achieve that -
Cedric Bosdonnat wrote:
I finally got it working with SAL_DLLPUBLIC_EXPORT as michael suggested.
If there is any possible trouble, let me know ;)
Hi - oh wow, dynamic_casting on interfaces is really nasty - we
should truly put up a bunch of big red warning signs around that.
FWIW, if you try
Michael Meeks wrote:
As for the csh .Set file - hopefully we can bin that in a gnumake
world, by having a single set of makefile variables generated instead of
whacking them all in the environment via a given shell.
Please - bin both .Set and .Set.sh then - since this
gertfal...@aliceadsl.fr wrote:
in draw : easy rotate, crop, resize and right click 'save as...'
in impress : same features and same toolbars
in calc : easy resize, right click 'rotate', but no crop nor 'save as...'
in writer : no 'rotate', easy resize, right click 'crop', right click 'save
Norbert Thiebaud wrote:
The attached patches are pending... I am submitting them to the list
for comments or objections before pushing them.
Hi Norbert - patches seem to be pushed - many thanks for the
cleanup!
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Marc-Oliver Straub wrote:
Setting http_proxy doesn't help (since git:// is used and not http://).
Hi Marc-Oliver,
sorry, freedesktop git is only available via native git protocol -
if there's no way to forward that port on your proxy, please either
use the source tarballs, or clone the repos
Joseph Powers wrote:
Not sure if this is the correct patch
Looks good, works for me - pushed. Many thanks!
-- Thorsten
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Robert Nagy wrote:
Patches for ure, neeed by OpenBSD
Looks good, pushed. Many thanks!
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Mattias Johnsson wrote:
Unfortunately, LO no longer builds. I get the following error when I
try to build in the instsetoo_native directory.
ERROR: The following files could not be found:
ERROR: File not found: libmsworkslx.so
ERROR: File not found: libwpgimportlx.so
ERROR: File not found:
julien wrote:
Here is a patch for clone/components (i think there's no more in it).
Many thanks, pushed!
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julien wrote:
Here is a patch for clone/sdk (here again i think there's no more in it).
Pushed as well, thanks muchly!
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Kevin Hunter wrote:
Further (with exceptions, of course), automagic tools provide a much
more consistent and at least acceptable-by-all metric for how code
should look. (And I would argue that how code looks via the
squint-test is very *much* pertinent for longer term gathering of
new
Niko Rönkkö wrote:
Also: We don't want to break builders scripts (as Michael Meeks said) so
deprecated old options not removed but commented instead.
Hm, since we've now branched off 3.3 - I wouldn't mind changing it
completely. I think it's better to get nice hard errors once,
instead of a
Hi Niko,
thanks a lot, pushed - slightly tweaked, the SO:... prefixed
dependencies can go entirely.
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Regina Henschel wrote:
I often get mails two times, one over the list and the other
directly. The other way round, I fall into the trap not the answer
to the list but to the poster directly.
Is it possible to organize the list as the lists are organized for
OOo? There all posts go to the
Sebastian Spaeth wrote:
What would be super-nice, would be if we could have a patch a little
like the Help-License info one - cf. sfx2/source/appl/appserv.cxx -
that would load a nice ODF document containing the output of your work -
so that we cna ship that with the binaries, and make it
Hi Flo, all,
recent changes to url strings in LibO, for completeness sake - and
no need for any setup here, server-side.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2010 11:48:47 +0100
Miklos Vajna wrote:
2) I'm attaching two patches:
a) Avoid the usage of git-branch (usual problem: git-branch is a git
porcelain command so its output may change any time without notice).
b) Don't check if master is checkout out, check if the branch is the
same as the branch of build.git,
Kevin Hunter wrote:
My last contribution of the day, with two RTL patches for canvas/
and chart2/ .
Seems the basebmp parts were already applied - used the canvas ones.
Many thanks for the cleanup - as per the discussion around trailing
whitespace changes, did not commit those.
Cheers,
--
surensp...@gmail.com wrote:
I current way I am implementing is that I save the Graphic a temporary
file,then to create a new thread ( using osl_createThread from
osl/thread.h ) and from within the new thread execute the external
application to open the temp ( using osl_executeProcess from
Andrea Pescetti wrote:
Is this a typo, or you really mean a .doc file in the old Microsoft Word
format?
Nah, should have been .odt - like the license file. Good catch! ;)
-- Thorsten
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Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
does this mailing list have some sort of spam filtering?
Yes. Mailman catches most of the spam, I've up to now only seen some
3 or so mails making it through. Posting is currently open to
non-subscribers, too - I've no real strong opinion on this, you have
drawbacks on
Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
does mailmain auto black list spam email addresses?
Haven't looked deeper into the config options there - currently,
recognized spam ends up in the mod queue, and I make it a habit of
adding the sender address to the dispose list. So effectively,
they're blacklisted
Caolan McNamara wrote:
So, with a bit more poking around I discovered the template trick to
force a compile time error if the argument is not an array, and to
calculate at compile time the length of the array.
Clever hack! :)
Along those lines, any reason not to use boost in sal / udk? I've
Caolan McNamara wrote:
Was there a policy against using boost in sal/cppu/etc ?
I somehow forgot the rationale, but yeah:
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=interface-discussmsgNo=869
-- Thorsten
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surensp...@gmail.com wrote:
1) Making it work in all OS/platforms:
[...]
Hi Suren,
wow, great progress! For the editing, one easy way out would be to
use the SystemShellExecute service, which will pick an app
registered for the file type at hand. You can e.g. find a usage
example in
Hi folks,
after some more grepping, also adapted the readmes to only reference
documentfoundation/libreoffice links. File is attached, would be
cool if you could review it for correctness, language - and whether
the links as such make sense.
Thanks,
-- Thorsten
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
Michael Meeks wrote:
Any volunteer interesting in debugging that ? one good way would be to
put a breakpoint in osl_psz_loadModule - and just stepping through until
we hit the one that pulls it in, grabbing a backtrace and posting it for
this module ;-)
There's an initial patch for
Hi,
chatting with some folks yesterday at the OOo congress for business
and administration, and two users approached me with a problem most
prevalent when saving to network volumes:
LibO save progress bars are basically driven by the xml export code
(when saving to odf, of course), but there's
Christian Lohmaier wrote:
* What languages does the windows installer contain?
* Which ones are included in multi and which ones in all_lang?
Hi Christian,
all_lang is built --with-lang=ALL, multi includes the same set as
you see for Mac.
* Is it correct that help in both packages is only
Sophie Gautier wrote:
- the paragraph about changes on BerkeleyDB engine and extensions
database incompatiliby seems strange when speaking about [for
${PRODUCTNAME} versions prior to 3.2]. May be we should namely
speaks about OpenOffice.org.
Removed completely, LibO uses its own config dir
Joost Eekhoorn wrote:
I had a problem in writerfilter, building without DEBUG.
Should be fixed on master, please pull latest changes.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Hi,
prompted by some complaints on too large icons on Mac, switched the
icon size from 'large' to 'auto' for 3.3. Added code to all vcl
native widget implementations to pick a preferred icon size (or
auto-size them - this was already in place for windows, added
similar code for Mac). Gnome/KDE
Michael Meeks wrote:
prompted by some complaints on too large icons on Mac, switched the
icon size from 'large' to 'auto' for 3.3.
Did we ever get some screenshots of the perceived problem ? I asked in
some bug, but never got that back AFAIR.
Hi Michael,
take my word for it, it
Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
hey guys is it possible to compile LO on mac osx? if so what
dependencies does one need to satisfy before compiling it.
Hi Jonathan,
sure - please read up here for details:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/How_to_build#Mac_OS_X
Don't hesitate to ask,
Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
hey guys i'm noticing something interesting. wouldn't it be better
to use an installer to make sure the read me's as well as the
licenses get installed in the LO directory. currently the way it is
i don't have to drag either of them into the application directory.
Hi
Hi Andrew,
sorry, a few of those nasty odf-branded icons slipped past me, had
to revert a bunch of your optimized icons in default_images - do we
have a script / documentation somewhere, so this can be
re-optimized?
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Joe Smith wrote:
I've looked at the code a bit, and it seems like there is indeed only one
point
of contact with the rest of the suite, textsearch.cxx, which handles all types
of text searches (normal, regexp fuzzy), and calls Regexpr::re_search(),
which
calls re_match2() to run the
Hi Chris,
you wrote:
Just to be sure - did you also update the position of the progress bars?
Yep.
And, looking at the files list below, it seems that the original
filenames (picked from the OOo UI project) changed a bit. Would it be
helpful to rename the icons within the artwork package?
Sebastian Spaeth wrote:
Am I the only one finding the current status bar pretty much useless?
Nope. I hear you, pretty much unconditionally. Adding UX tag
Cc-ing my favourite UX homie. :)
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Miklos Vajna wrote:
Does the idea sounds sane, OK to push?
Totally! Would you maybe also be interested to work on an improved
start page / index, e.g. like this here:
http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~meine/hg/vigra/file/bf402d01f821/docsrc/index.dxx
(see
Lubos Lunak wrote:
On Tuesday 30 of November 2010, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Additionally, I think most classes don't necessarily need detailed
docs for all methods in the first place (which may also hurt later
merging from OOo), but would already benefit from a two-line
mission statement
Sebastian Spaeth wrote:
What does bFull mean? Not so quick? What portions will be formatted if
this is FALSE? Looking at the function it either calls
pImpEditEngine-FormatFullDoc();
or
pImpEditEngine-FormatDoc();
What the heck is the difference between those functions? Now I have to
surensp...@gmail.com wrote:
After few sleepless nights spent grokking and with quite a big deal
help from IRC and the list, have come up with the first cuts working
version of the External Edit functionality[1]. Have attached the
patches rebased against the latest master.
Hi Suren,
I had
Hi Lubos,
you wrote:
I'm not asking for anything ridiculous like having a paragraph
explaining every line, I'm saying that everything non-trivial
should have at least some documentation
Good, then we're mostly on the same page. Then we're both talking
about mission statements, higher-level
Radek Doulík wrote:
would you please review my patch in vcl/source/canvastools? I would like
to push it to 3-3 branch.
Done, thanks for that fix - nasty temporary of a temporary bug.
Signed-off pushed.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Radek Doulík wrote:
would you please review my patch in vcl/source/canvastools? I would like
to push it to 3-3 branch.
Done, thanks for that fix - nasty temporary of a temporary bug.
Signed-off pushed.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Kayo Hamid wrote:
Covering impress/animations/source/animcore/ and
impress/sd/source/core/*, sending for review.
Hi Kayo,
many thanks, looks good, committed - two minor tweaks: turned the
first XCommend... hunk into a better comment, and did not remove the
inbetween parts of
Norbert Thiebaud wrote:
--with-openl is now on be default for MacOS in the bootstrap
configure.in. This actually break on MacOS.
There is a patch in dev300/. that seems to address this problem. The
attach patches integrate this patch.
Since I have no expertise in this part of the code, I'd
Kálmán „KAMI” Szalai wrote:
I agree. However can we see what we lose with java enabled builds
(diskspace, performance, startup time)?
Random facts - here, java-1_6_0-sun-1.6.0.u22 is a major offender in
powertop, with apparently some GC timer running very frequently.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
Jan Holesovsky wrote:
As a conclusion, what about to combine Miklos' check for the missing
documentation with a commit hook, so that it does not allow you to
commit _new_ files without (at least the high level) documentation? ;-)
Hi Kendy,
I find it surprising me actually saying this, but -
Hi Caolan,
took your patch, handled one more case - could you please review
commit to libreoffice-3-3 if ok?
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 11:15:24
surensp...@gmail.com wrote:
I shall touch base with you on the IRC and will implement all the
tweaks as you suggest. If there are any best practices wiki link,
please guide me to that :)
There are one or two other things that could benefit from looking
into, e.g. the usage of the worker
Jan Holesovsky wrote:
As to the crossing the line - the first time it won't let you commit,
and you'll be angry, the second time it won't let you commit, and you'll
just fix that, and the third time you'll comment just naturally, and
won't even hit the check :-) This worked with the warnings
Petr Mladek wrote:
libreoffice-3-3 git branch is still opened for fixes. Just please, send
your patches for review to this mailing list before you commit. You
might ask a particular person for review via CC or on the irc channel
#libreoffice.
Hi Petr, all,
it would then be nice if the
Christian Lohmaier wrote:
But it is more than clear that those users will then get the This
function requires a JRE notification. This hasn't been a problem in
OOo-land, so why should it be a problem for LO?
Because the default OOo install does include a JRE.
Otherwise, I'm rather indifferent
Alexander Thurgood wrote:
to getting the build environment up and running on my Mac OSX Snow
Leopard, but I've hit a snag with automake. When I go to configure
automake 1.11.1, I get this error message and obviously configure bombs
out :
configure: error: Autoconf 2.61a-341 or better is
camille wrote:
Please find attached a tentative patch for my own Easy Hack described
below.
Thanks camille, looks good is a sensible approach. Committed to
-3-3.
Keep the patches coming! :)
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Marc Paré wrote:
I'm helping out with the Features list for the upcoming
LibreOffice v. 3.3 as found on this page:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/LibOReleaseEvents/LOPressKit/FeatureList3.3
. Sophie was kind enough to help with the initial list. Is there a
place where a list of
Hi,
could someone quickly review attached patch - a fairly safe fix I'd
like to include in -3-3, since it quite spectacularly break graphics
on PDF import.
Thanks,
-- Thorsten
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Date
Jan Holesovsky wrote:
impress
Reviewed cherry-picked the i#107568 fixes
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Rene Engelhard wrote:
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 11:13:28PM +, Wols Lists wrote:
Version 2.0 has been out there for quite some time, 2.0.1 is well on the
way and as the website
states, the new version is much improved on various ends.
The problem is that the file format upstream
Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Hopefully someone can help out here. I've been attempting my first build
on MacOSX and the build fails in soltools trying to make mdepend :
../unxmacxi.pro/misc/make_makedepend.makedepend_1.cmd: line 1: -n:
command not found
dmake: Error code 127, while making
Alexander Thurgood wrote:
From the errors produced in jvmaccess, it looks like something has
happened to classpath.cxx and classpath.hxx. Virtually every line gives
an error.
Same with jurt and jvmfwk.
Hi Alex,
best join #libreoffice irc on freenode.net - either there are kinks
in the
Jan Holesovsky wrote:
Actually, I still might have the cvs - git import I did 2-3 years back
that tracked all the branches, and also marked the integration commits
as merges; if there'd be more demand for that, I could try to resurrect
that for the history digging purposes ;-)
If you have it
Peter Morgan wrote:
import LibreOffice as LO
spread_full_path = /jobs/%s/my_calc_spread_sheet.odf % JOB.job_id #
whatever extension
spreadMe = LO.open(spread_full_path)
mySheet = spreadMe.sheet(foo, create=True) # create's if not exist,
otherwise error
mySheet.append( My_Data )
Michael Meeks wrote:
--
- start unit test #1 on library ../../unxbsdx3.pro/lib/libqa_unit.so
--
So - I would cut/paste the command-line; export the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Yi Fan Jiang wrote:
The links here looks a bit strange with 'Beta' while we have been in RC phase
for some while:
http://www.documentfoundation.org/download/
The word seems embedded in the picture...(from css)
Hi Yifan,
yep, good catch, this was reported as
Hi,
Florian mentions website conventions are that non-localized content
lives under www.libreoffice - attached trivial patch changes that
for the credits link, and would need -3-3 review.
Thanks,
-- Thorsten
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From: Thorsten
Lior Kaplan wrote:
Sorry for nagging, but I'm interested in seeing these fixes in LibO 3.3.
Could you integrate http://hg.services.openoffice.org/cws/pdfextfix04 ?
Hi Lior,
yes, I know - but this fix needs somewhat deeper changes in vcl (a
text mirroring service), which I sadly did not get
Christian Lohmaier wrote:
it seems the upload process was interrupted and thus lots of files
didn't make it to the mirror network.
http://download.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/testing/3.3.0-rc2/deb/x86_64/
- languagepacks only up to lo
Please restart the upload (and if possible also
: Thorsten Behrens tbehr...@novell.com
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2011 11:14:32 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Fix fdo#41995 fallout - recognize .svg in odf container
Seems the graphic load code is stupid and not using the path name /
file extension to guess file type, but only magic byte detection.
Giving filter framework
Michael Stahl wrote:
would anybody object to turning it off?
Nope, go for it. It has bitten a few others before already...
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Terrence Enger wrote:
Hmm. Is my question really of no interest? Or did I just time it
badly with respect to the big conference?
Hi Terry,
I guess you'll get better answers on the dev list -
On Fri, 2011-10-14 at 09:50 -0400, Terrence Enger wrote:
I notice that at least some calls from
3.4.4 for that, but a useful fix for 3.4.5 - your review
commit to that branch appreciated. :)
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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From: Thorsten Behrens tbehr...@novell.com
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:54:01 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Fix fdo#41995
Eike Rathke wrote:
Yep, we're already doing that for some functions, see
formula/source/core/resource/core_resource.src section
RID_STRLIST_FUNCTION_NAMES_ENGLISH_ODFF where we have several
ORG.OPENOFFICE.* and even one COM.MICROSOFT.BAHTTEXT
Ah cool, wasn't aware - added some placeholders
Michael Stahl wrote:
looks good to me; except that i cannot see in SwGrfNode::MakeCopy
where the aGraphicURL is permanently set at the newly created node
like it is in SwGrfNode::ImportGraphic via SetUserData; does it work
without this?
Yes, but it might still be a good idea - was just
Regina Henschel wrote:
I want to draw your attention to the work of Armin Le Grand [1]. He
has developed, that graphic properties like filling and rotation now
work on OLE-objects too.
Hi Regina,
thanks for flagging this - I'll poke Armin and look into this.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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