merter ser...@hebux.com writes:
I tried to install those dependencies but it is now silently failing and
giving no output whatsoever. I tried to debug it with my poor gdb skills,
but gdb log is saying;
Program exited with code 0115.
No stack.
Presumably the code is intentionally exiting,
merter ser...@hebux.com writes:
The missing package was libobasis3.5-en-us_3.5.3-2_amd64.deb. I re-checked
all these installed packages and none of them has a dependency to that file.
It now seems an obvious file to install but since I trusted the dependency
system, I missed it.
I think
merter ser...@hebux.com writes:
All these commands are looking for an X server. How can I avoid it?
I don't believe it's actually looking for a server, rather it just
needs a library related to X11. When run in headless mode, no
communication with an X server will take place, but since the LO
Andreas Säger ville...@t-online.de writes:
Hi,
Your 3rd line is supposed to be:
TABALIGN_LEFT = uno.Enum(com.sun.star.style.TabAlign, LEFT)
Crud, I don't how how I missed that, sorry - it's a cut 'n paste error
when posting. The test script didn't have that typo, but had other
enumerations
I ran into a behavioral change with LibreOffice 3.5 and comparing uno
objects in Python, and was wondering if anyone else have run into
this. It seems to be a bug to me, but perhaps what I'm doing is no
longer valid (or perhaps was never guaranteed behavior)?
Specifically, up through LibreOffice
