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User obr changed the following:
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CC|'andyrtr,jodygoldberg,maho|'andyrtr,jodygoldberg,maho
|,mmeeks,obr,pmladek,sapers|,mmeeks,obr,pl,pmladek,sap
|ki' |erski'
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Apr 15 04:57:51 +0000
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> The problem with this approach is that GTK is not getting initialized
> *anywhere*. This patch attempts to dynamically use GTK features without
> initializing it. It may work if something *else* by chance registers GTK
> types.
The code looks for gtk symbols in the process's address space, it does not load
gtk itself and assumes the code that brings in does so. I admit this may easily
fail if some other module links against libgtk unnecessarily.
If the gtk backend is used, libgtk is initialized properly. This can even be
enforced (for testing) by setting the SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN environment variable to
"gtk".
Maybe we should just move the code over to VCL ?
> Since I personally dislike GNOME "improved" file dialogs I wish I am not stuck
> with it just because the gtk is available on my system.
Tools -> Options -> OpenOffice.org -> General -> Use OpenOffice.org dialogs is
your friend.
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