[dev] windows buildbot error message, bit of help ?

2007-11-02 Thread Caolan McNamara
So we've been getting this error for a while now on the windows
build-bot: http://buildbot.go-oo.org/buildbot/Win-XP

"Error: .NET exception occured: System.IO.FileLoadException: Could not
load file or assembly ´cli_basetypes, Version=1.0.7.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=ce2cb7e279207b9e´ or one of its dependencies. The
located assembly´s manifest definition does not match the assembly
reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)"

i.e. asking it to build just vanilla SRC680_m225
http://termite.go-oo.org/buildbot/Win-XP/builds/155/step-shell_5/1#err413

It does seem to be able to build SRC680_m233, and there are some
changes to cli_ure between SRC680_m233 and SRC680_m235 (SRC680_m234
doesn't build for some other reason) of the "bump version" type.
Is this a problem specific to the buildbot alone or is it affecting all
SRC680_m235 builds on the same toolchain. It's incredibly frustrating,
without a windows buildbot we can't really contribute in a meaningful
way except for the the odd patch here and there.

C.

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Re: [dev] I want to do something for OpenOffice!

2007-11-02 Thread Peter Junge
蔡火胜你好,

your question is hard to answer because you did not provide any
information, what you would like to do. Is it development, quality
assurance or translation. Please write your interest as precise as
possible. If you also tell us something about yourself, for example your
major, the experienced contributers might be able to help you to find
the best choice for you.

Nevertheless, a warm welcome the the OpenOffice.org community.

Best regards from Beijing
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Re: [dev] windows buildbot error message, bit of help ?

2007-11-02 Thread Hans-Joachim Lankenau
hi!

had a look at the problem:
- reproducable with the existing local output tree
- builds fine (-P4 -- -P4) with clean module

a testbuild died for other reasons:
http://termite.go-oo.org/buildbot/Win-XP/builds/156/step-shell/1

:(

tschau...

ause

Caolan McNamara wrote:
> So we've been getting this error for a while now on the windows
> build-bot: http://buildbot.go-oo.org/buildbot/Win-XP
> 
> "Error: .NET exception occured: System.IO.FileLoadException: Could not
> load file or assembly ´cli_basetypes, Version=1.0.7.0, Culture=neutral,
> PublicKeyToken=ce2cb7e279207b9e´ or one of its dependencies. The
> located assembly´s manifest definition does not match the assembly
> reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)"
> 
> i.e. asking it to build just vanilla SRC680_m225
> http://termite.go-oo.org/buildbot/Win-XP/builds/155/step-shell_5/1#err413
> 
> It does seem to be able to build SRC680_m233, and there are some
> changes to cli_ure between SRC680_m233 and SRC680_m235 (SRC680_m234
> doesn't build for some other reason) of the "bump version" type.
> Is this a problem specific to the buildbot alone or is it affecting all
> SRC680_m235 builds on the same toolchain. It's incredibly frustrating,
> without a windows buildbot we can't really contribute in a meaningful
> way except for the the odd patch here and there.
> 
> C.
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Re: [dev] Anybody can tell me some hints about the function SwClipboardChangeListener::changedContents()

2007-11-02 Thread Mathias Bauer
gaopeng wrote:

> Hi ,
>   Anybody can tell me  what function is the code labeled with red color :
> void SAL_CALL SwClipboardChangeListener::changedContents( const 
> CLIP_NMSPC::ClipboardEvent& rEventObject ) throw ( RuntimeException )
> {
>  ...
> 
>  pView->nLastPasteDestination = SwTransferable::GetSotDestination( rSh );
>  pView->bPasteState = aDataHelper.GetXTransferable().is() &&
> SwTransferable::IsPaste( rSh, aDataHelper );
> 
>  pView->bPasteSpecialState = aDataHelper.GetXTransferable().is() &&
> SwTransferable::IsPasteSpecial( rSh, aDataHelper );
> 
> .
> 
>   SfxBindings& rBind = pView->GetViewFrame()->GetBindings();
>   rBind.Invalidate( SID_PASTE );
>   rBind.Invalidate( FN_PASTESPECIAL );
>   rBind.Invalidate( SID_CLIPBOARD_FORMAT_ITEMS );
>  ..
> }

It seems that your coloring got lost. It's not a good idea to use HTML
formatting anyway, marking the code in a way that it is transported in
text only mails should be preferred.

Anyway, I wonder which part of the code you are referring to, but the
posted code is small enough to describe it completely.

This code evaluates whether the document is able to paste the provided
content at all ("IsPaste") and if perhaps more than one format is
supported ("IsPasteSpecial"). This information is stored in pView.

Then the sfx2 framework is notified that possibly all UI elements
relating to the "Paste" and "Paste Special" functionality need a state
update, e.g. a disabled "Paste" button now might want to become enabled.
The "Invalidate" calls will not change the button state immediately,
they will trigger an update timer in SfxBindings that will do the
necessary updates some milliseconds later.

Ciao,
Mathias

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Re: [dev] psapi.dll often loaded and unloaded in m235

2007-11-02 Thread Stephan Bergmann

Bjoern Milcke wrote:

Hi,

since the resync to m235 (from m231) of a chart CWS, the creation of the 
view takes much longer than before on Windows. It seems that the reason 
is that during filling the draw page with shapes, the psapi.dll is 
loaded about 120 times and unloaded directly after that.


I think hro wanted to write about the cause for this.  Additionally:

When "during filling the draw page with shapes" in m235 psapi.dll is 
loaded/unloaded 120x in a row:


most probably osl_loadModuleRelative for most probably always the same 
library is called 120x in a row in m235:


which would imply that osl_loadModule for the same library is called 
120x in a row in earlier versions (<= m233):


which would imply that you can probably speed up your code by making 
sure osl_loadModule is called just once "during filling the draw page 
with shapes"


-Stephan

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[dev] Bugs possibly needing triage

2007-11-02 Thread Mike Hall
This message was originally posted in [qa-dev] and the suggestion was 
made that this list might be the right place to ask.


quote___

www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=17171 is a bug which causes 
data loss in long documents, fairly commonly experienced and with lots 
of votes. It's marked as P3 with target OOo Later (meaning never). It 
blocks www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=59185 which is another 
data loss bug marked as P3 with target OOo 3.x (which is a bit 
inconsistent even though it means almost never).


- Should not these bugs be P2?
- Although 17171 is fairly self-evidently likely to be very difficult to 
fix, in itself that doesn't seem to be a reason for the delay


In what forum can those who feel frustrated about this ask for triage to 
review whether or not the current priorities and targets are reasonable, 
considering the severity of the issues?


unquote___

Since this is my first post to this list, perhaps I should briefly 
introduce myself. I have more than 40 years professional IT experience 
from assembly programming to consultancy, with in-depth experience of 
PCs and desktop applications. For some time I have been doing OOo QA 
work, though not very intensively. I am primarily interested in helping 
to make OpenOffice better for inexperienced end users, so usability and 
the absence of fundamental restrictions like these bug are the kinds of 
things I focus on.


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