[script-issues] [Issue 74375] read file with fixed recor d len, missing bytes, 2 bytes offset

2009-12-23 Thread szodrow
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--- Additional comments from szod...@openoffice.org Wed Dec 23 16:56:52 
+ 2009 ---
szodrow-ab: Can be closed

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[script-issues] [Issue 74375] read file with fixed recor d len, missing bytes, 2 bytes offset

2009-12-17 Thread ab
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User ab changed the following:

What|Old value |New value

  Status|NEW   |STARTED





--- Additional comments from a...@openoffice.org Fri Dec 18 07:20:30 + 
2009 ---
ab-szodrow: So you think we can close this issue or is
there still also a wrong behavior in Basic?

Concerning a hint in help or an example: If you think
this should be part of the OpenOffice.org help please
submit an issue to u...@openoffice.org.

Concerning Wiki I doubt that the OpenOffice.org Deve-
loper's guide is the right place as it mainly deals
with using UNO and only covers Basic in this context.
You can have a look yourself:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/OpenOffice.org_Developers_Guide


STARTED again to don't leave it on NEW.


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[script-issues] [Issue 74375] read file with fixed recor d len, missing bytes, 2 bytes offset

2009-12-11 Thread szodrow
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User szodrow changed the following:

What|Old value |New value

  Status|STARTED   |NEW





--- Additional comments from szod...@openoffice.org Fri Dec 11 17:20:42 
+ 2009 ---
After some more testing, I found the cause for this problem now: I had created a
buffer of data type string. String is in Unicode in OpenOffice Basic. When
writing non ASCII characters to disk those characters were physically expanded.
When looking to those files in a hex editor, you could see this and suspecting
an error. I replaced the string buffer with an Byte Array and the problem is
solved. 

I think it was good to place a comment somewhere in the OpenOffice Documentation
how to handle binary files correctly (Help or Wiki). Can you tell me a place
where I can place an example?

:-)

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