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User ab changed the following:

                What    |Old value                 |New value
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               Component|Word processor            |scripting
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                  Status|NEW                       |STARTED
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              QA contact|[EMAIL PROTECTED]                 |[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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                 Summary|Macro Crash v3.0 RC2      |Support overriding of buil
                        |                          |t-in identifiers in OOo Ba
                        |                          |sic
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        Target milestone|OOo 3.1                   |OOo 3.x
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Oct  7 10:44:19 +0000 
2008 -------
The problem is that the missing runtime function replace has been implemented
in the mean time and now the self implemented replace is conflicting with the
one that's built-in. These kind of incompatibilities cannot be avoided unless
OOo Basic supports overriding of built-in identifiers. This is a general pro-
blem as VB supports this. So as this issue has been set to the wrong component
anyway I will use it to address this general problem.

Summery -> Support overriding of built-in identifiers in OOo Basic
Component -> Scripting
Target -> OOo 3.x
STARTED


ab->joeconner: Sorry, but for now you can only rename your replace function
or use the built-in one in OOo 3.0 in case your one was designed to simulate
the original VB functionality. In general if you want to substitute a mis-
sing runtime function by an own one, avoid using the original name as there
is always the risk of a name clash in later versions otherwise.


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