Re: [dev] Question regarding unused code removal

2005-03-30 Thread Matt Prazak
For submitting the script using the issue tracker, it is unclear which category is best for this type of submission. The options appear to be "qa", "tools", and "utilities", but a stand-alone script like this doesn't seem to fit anywhere nicely. Matt --- Matt Prazak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Re: [dev] Opening SYLK from Java code

2005-03-30 Thread Chris
Brian Raymond wrote: If I set the convertor to be SYLK then the Java code, xstorable.storeAsURL(url, propertyvalue) throws an IOException. Is there some other trick involved? Here are a couple of possibilities. If you are trying to overwrite an existing document using storeAsURL and you

Re: [dev] Question regarding new Java wizards in OOo 2.0

2005-03-30 Thread Brian Raymond
On 3/30/05 2:12 AM, "Jürgen Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Brian, > > if the Java look and feel for your dialog would be ok, you can simply > use swing or awt and can use it directly from your component. If you > prefer the same look and feel as the office then it is definitely more > w

[dev] Packaging a filter in a *.jar file in OOo2.0

2005-03-30 Thread Pierre-Andre Galmes
Hello, I wrote an xslt filter for OOo2.0, and have some problems to package it. Under the previous versions of OpenOffice.org, I packaged the filter as a "jar" file, so that I could import it in OpenOffice.org using the box "Tools > Xml Filter Settings...", and then the "Open Package..." dialog.

Re: [dev] C++: Bad interdependencies between certain types and templates

2005-03-30 Thread Stephan Bergmann
Daniel Boelzle wrote: Stephan Bergmann wrote: Since member template functions are supported by all target compilers now, this can hopefully be solved by shifting all binary operators with left side Any to class Any? Might help in specific cases, but won't solve the general problem. Also, those ch

Re: [dev] C++: Bad interdependencies between certain types and templates

2005-03-30 Thread Daniel Boelzle
Stephan Bergmann wrote: >>Since member template functions are supported by all target compilers >>now, this can hopefully be solved by shifting all binary operators with >>left side Any to class Any? > > > Might help in specific cases, but won't solve the general problem. > Also, those changes w

Re: [dev] Error: package com.sun.star.bridge does not exist

2005-03-30 Thread Jürgen Schmidt
Hi Henrik, use the mini build env from the SDK (no IDE -> pure command line gnu make support) or simply extend your classpath with ridl.jar, unoil.jar, jurt.jar and juh.jar (all jars can be found in the office\progam\classes directory). Juergen Henrik Ekermann wrote: hi, I'm new to openoffice.o

Re: [dev] C++: Bad interdependencies between certain types and templates

2005-03-30 Thread Stephan Bergmann
Daniel Boelzle wrote: Hello, ), [...] The morale? Well, I am not sure. Stop using C++, as it is not a language you want to mess around with; bite the bullet and avoid unnamed and local enums; maybe it would also have been more clev

[dev] Error: package com.sun.star.bridge does not exist

2005-03-30 Thread Henrik Ekermann
hi, I'm new to openoffice.org development. I'm about to start programming some components for openoffice.org. I have successfully tried the firststeps example (http://api.openoffice.org/docs/DevelopersGuide/FirstSteps/FirstSteps.htm) using netBeans once - but I don't want to use an IDE. When I

Re: [dev] C++: Bad interdependencies between certain types and templates

2005-03-30 Thread Daniel Boelzle
Hello, >>), >> >>[...] >> >>The morale? Well, I am not sure. Stop using C++, as it is not a >>language you want to mess around with; bite the bullet and avoid >>unnamed and local enums; maybe it would also have been more clever to

Re: [dev] Does 'python macro' function depend on JRE?

2005-03-30 Thread Darragh Sherwin
Jeongkyu Kim wrote: Hello, I wonder if there is dependency between python macro and JRE. Do we need JRE to run python macro? No, you don't need a JRE to run any python functions, see http://udk.openoffice.org/python/python-bridge.html for more information on python in OpenOffice.org Regards, --