I have two problems. Firstly, I can save a spreadsheet on a USB stick
when using a new name so permissions appear to be ok. I can also later
load that sheet from the USB stick but when I try to save it I get error
message "Cannot create backup copy!!!" and nothing saved. I can save the
spreadsheet with SaveAs under a new name. This problem only arises under
SuSE Linux 9.2 x86_64.
Running a pure 32 bit system everything works fine. I am quite happy to
plod on and try to identify where things go wrong but that brings me to
my second problem.
I am a reasonably experienced programmer but have minimal experience in
C++ and even less with the whole UNO setup. I find it very difficult to
find what gets done where also as their appear to be directories in CVS
outside Attic's that are no longer used (I think). My immediate question
was therefor what procedure can I follow to find the source code for 1)
store() and 2) for methods called from store() till I get down to the
ucp or sal level. Is there LXR access to the repository?
Appreciate any help.
Enno
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Enno Fennema wrote:
I would like to find out why my computer refuses to save OOo
spreadsheets. It works fine for ordinary diskfiles but fails on my USB
stick. I have been plodding through the Developers Guide and the CVS
repository but am utterly confused.
In the end I want the source code that is executed when call store() on
a officedocument that implements an XStorable interface.
I don't want a specific answer (might also be useful) but would like to
know how to go about finding the answer myself. What path do I follow
through the maze of projects/modules/directories/etc.
If I haven't found the right document please refer me to it, otherwise
any pointers appreciated.
There is a lot of code executed when store() is called, any problems on
file access most probably will happen in ucb/source/ucp/file or in the
lowest file system access code in sal.
Can you describe what exactly happens when you try to save to the stick?
Nothing? Or do you get an error message and if you get one what does it
tell? And can you load a file from the stick?
Ciao,
Mathias
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