Re: [dev] Bounty for Prgrams

John Smith, 20-12-2008 17:14: I am not sure if this is the right place to bring up this topic, but if it is not then please point me in the right direction. I have long been having a problem with there not being an openoffice equivalent of the microsoft project or the microsoft visio programs. N

Re: [dev] Fwd: prototype html2odf

Juergen Schmidt, 17-12-2008 06:23: If it is independent of OO.org it might be better to host it on www.odftoolkit.org Thanks Juergen, I agreed with you. Gabriel, go ahead and contact odftoolkit. It's the better way to host your project and bring attention to OOo users (odftoolkit users). -

Re: [dev] Fwd: prototype html2odf

Gabriel Monnerat, 16-12-2008 13:35: Hi, regarding the license: we can use the one used by OO developers, providing that there is no restriction of use by Brazilian Federal Government. It doesn't use PyUno. We use odfpy , PIL and BeautifulSoup. OOo use LGPL. But it looks like your project is m

Re: [dev] Fwd: prototype html2odf

Gabriel Monnerat, 15-12-2008 20:11: hi all, we work at NSI (Information System Research Group) in Cefet-Campos, Brazil. We had just developed a table converter that does more stuff than the current html2odf. e.g merge tables, italic, bold, etc. This module is in development and it was written in

Re: [dev] Who can closes an issue[ was: Fwd: [l10n-dev] Spanish version : issue in OLH

Christian Lohmaier, 26-11-2008 07:20: It's based on open source Bugzilla, but sadly it is not open source. http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=18 Thanks, Christian. I heard it was proprietary. But sadly is true that they unlikely will upgrade to a newer version of bugzilla.

Re: [dev] Who can closes an issue[ was: Fwd: [l10n-dev] Spanish version : issue in OLH

Nguyen Vu Hung, 26-11-2008 06:55: Hi all, Sorry for duplicate myself but what do you think about this proposal? * trac to IssueZilla! I'm not the better person to talk about it, since it is much related to infrastructure. Collabnet provide us hosting the site and some tools, like issuezilla

Re: [dev] Who can closes an issue[ was: Fwd: [l10n-dev] Spanish version : issue in OLH

Nguyen Vu Hung, 12-11-2008 14:26: Sadly, we don't really have control over IssueZilla, so it's effectively impossible to change/enhance IZ's permission system. I have no idea about IssueZilla but is it an open source? If it is, Yes We Can Change. No, it is not. It's based on open source Bugz

Re: [dev] Fwd: OOo 3.0 does not redraw after inserting a Floating Frame

Nguyen Vu Hung, 14-10-2008 04:21: I posted my email to a wrong mailing list so the report. As Thorsten said, you should wait until the site is back and use it. It is down due the OOo 3.0 release. Also, this is the wrong mailing list again. He said [EMAIL PROTECTED] Notice the "qa". The site i

Re: [dev] Proposal : tar.gz packages for Linux as default for CWS builds

Rail Aliev, 02-07-2008 12:28: On Wednesday 02 July 2008 17:33:09 Mathias Bauer wrote: > The Proposal : > The default format for CWS builds on Linux should be tar.gz (instead of > RPM). It should still be possible to create install sets as RPM or DEB > or both. Thanks for your proposal,

Re: [dev] dmake error - not found and couldn't be built. Maybe you should correct build lists.

Manusha Wijekoon, 25-12-2007 02:45: the link present in the given URL does not work. so im using the following link to download src. please let me know whether its valid openoffice2 src. http://mirrors.ctn1.net/mirrors/openoffice/developer/SRC680_m240/ For short: yes, it's valid and recent. Go

Re: [dev] dmake error - not found and couldn't be built. Maybe you should correct build lists.

Manusha Wijekoon, 24-12-2007 11:30: i think im using openoffice. what is the difference with openoffice2?? im following the tutorial in this link http://tools.openoffice.org/dev_docs/build_windows_tcsh.html The module "OpenOffice" is for OOo 1.x and the module "OpenOffice2" is for OOo 2.x.

Re: [dev] Code for the zip-reader

Cracker, 21-11-2007 03:26: Hello,Thanks for your answer, but I'm looking for OpenOffice's implementation of the zip file format and the zip I/O. As far as I know, Zlib is an implementation of the deflate algorithm, and it can't read/write zip (or any archive format) in itself. Err... OOo uses

Re: [dev] Code for the zip-reader

Cracker, 21-11-2007 00:08: Hello!First, I'm sorry if it's the wrong place to ask. In my application, I want to load data files from zip archives, but the only useful library for this was the ZZiplib library, which is not working with my compiler for some reason...But I noticed that OpenOffice's .

Re: [dev] WARNING: Do Not Install IBM Lotus Symphony (Beta)

Allen Pulsifer, 28-09-2007 13:49: Its in the Symphony Program folder on your hard drive where the program is located at. I also looked for a Symphony folder under the Start menu (in case it had an uninstaller) but Symphony does not install its Start items into a folder. So I assume you mean I

Re: [dev] Re: Questions about the Call to Action

Caio Tiago Oliveira, 30-07-2007 16:25: That's false. They'll still receiving money to work full time for TB and Mitchell said they'll invest resources on the TB development (including new features). You forgot to read the parts that say it will still being hosted on Mozilla an

Re: [dev] Re: Questions about the Call to Action

Strictly speaking, you're making FUD here. On 7/30/07, Michael Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > writes > > >Finding a New Home For Thunderbird > > Home is where the heart is and where someone feels identic. > Mozilla seems this not to be. Scott and David wil

Re: [dev] Thunderbird will be outsourced: OOo is maybe a new home...

Michael Schmidt, 29-07-2007 19:02: right, but the lead TB developer spoke himself in the blog of sf.net, This guy spoke about sf.net: http://scott-macgregor.org/blog/?p=4#comment-123 Scott said: "The code wouldn’t move, the ways in which we all interact (bugzilla, CVS, IRC) would not change.

Re: [dev] Thunderbird will be outsourced: OOo is maybe a new home...

Michael Schmidt, 29-07-2007 18:34: On 7/29/07, Caio Tiago Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Also, the two developers should still receiving from Mozilla to work for TB. Think they are located in San Jose, which is not far away from the San Diego Technology Center of Sun. Some day pr

Re: [dev] Thunderbird will be outsourced: OOo is maybe a new home...

Charles-H. Schulz, 29-07-2007 18:05: I don't know if such a move will happen. I welcome Scott and the Thunderbird team here but that's just me speaking. However, I'd guess we could say that it's already happening: after all OOo has a project of Sunbird/Thunderbird integration inside OOo going on

Re: [dev] How to subscribe the "tinderbox" mail list?

jiangc, 27-06-2007 22:36: Dear all, I'm JiangChuang and working for the Beijing RedFlag Chinese 2000 Company as an OpenOffice.org Release engineer. For working, I'm eager to subscribe the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" mail list. But I do NOT know how to do it. Could you give me any help, pleas

Re: [dev] Issuezilla: How to follow fix after verify?

Joe Smith, 12-05-2007 13:31: Greets. I file an issue. Time passes ;-) The defect is fixed and the developers add comments like so: --- Additional comments from aw Fri Apr 20 08:55:16 + 2007 --- AW->WG: Please verify: ... --- Additional comments from wg Mon Apr 23 12:02:23 +0

Re: [dev] Fixing a bug

Travis Athougies, 04-05-2007 21:44: I want to contribute to openoffice. I have found a bug that I think would be easy (#20543). I have already fixed this and it works quite well. What should I do to submit this patch and how exactly should I create the patch. I meant, CVS diff, my fingers were

Re: [dev] Fixing a bug

Travis Athougies, 04-05-2007 21:44: I want to contribute to openoffice. I have found a bug that I think would be easy (#20543). I have already fixed this and it works quite well. What should I do to submit this patch and how exactly should I create the patch. Take a csv diff, save to a file an

Re: [dev] AMD64 Java

Caio Tiago Oliveira, 01-05-2007 21:42: Jim Watson, 01-05-2007 21:32: Caio Tiago Oliveira wrote: That might not always true ;) I build with gcc-3.3 and ecj in the debian java-gcj-compat-dev package with gcj-4.1.2. At least here it wouldn't compile because gcc was lacking jni.h. [..

Re: [dev] AMD64 Java

Jim Watson, 01-05-2007 21:32: Caio Tiago Oliveira wrote: That might not always true ;) I build with gcc-3.3 and ecj in the debian java-gcj-compat-dev package with gcj-4.1.2. At least here it wouldn't compile because gcc was lacking jni.h. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ gcc-3.3 --version gc

Re: [dev] AMD64 Java

Travis Athougies, 01-05-2007 21:22: Now i heard that gcj gives an out of memory error on linux and makes it kill a process because it is a bad resource hog. Is this true? Have you built it with only gcj and what path did you use for --with-jdk-home? I've built it using gcc, g++ and gcj 4.1. I

Re: [dev] AMD64 Java

Travis Athougies, 01-05-2007 20:58: So can i just install gcj? Like no gnu classpath and stuff? Is there a tutorial or howto or some other document on how to do this. Thanks for your help Caio. Oh... you also should assure that the gcj headers will be visible to gcc, though. It means you've

Re: [dev] AMD64 Java

Travis Athougies, 01-05-2007 20:58: So can i just install gcj? Like no gnu classpath and stuff? Is there a tutorial or howto or some other document on how to do this. Thanks for your help Caio. I don't have classpath here, so it looks like you don't need it ;). You need gcj, gij and the devel

Re: [dev] AMD64 Java

Travis Athougies, 01-05-2007 20:48: must I rebuild all of openoffice.org?!?? You should clean at least the module you got the problem. Then you could see if it finish well... it depends on the blackdown's generated symbols. If there is an issue with some symbol on another module, you could cle

Re: [dev] AMD64 Java

On 5/1/07, Travis Athougies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, I'm trying to compile with blackdown-jdk on amd64 because it said that it had been reported to work on the wiki. I'm using version 1.5. However, during ooinstall, it fails saying it could not register all components. I thought this was

Re: [dev] Print PDF using OpenOffice

Rui Lima, 27-02-2007 11:22: :( that i don't know. But i would like that "Isso não sei, mas era porreiro saber!" 2007/2/27, Dyego Souza Dantas Leal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Rui Lima escreveu: > please check: > http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Writer/Writer.StoreWriterAsPDF.snip >

Re: [dev] developing extension

Mathias Bauer, 15-02-2007 10:47: Rajveer Sangha schrieb: Dear Open Office, I am an amateur programmer, knowing primarily c++ and c. i want to develop a certain extension for open office which will enable a 'tagging mode' in open office, for easier formatting, much like TEX. Is it workable, wher

Re: [dev] File | Open draft specification

Allen Pulsifer, 13-02-2007 14:44: I was asked to propose a spec for File | Open, more specifically, for how it handles file types. The first draft is at http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/File_Chooser_Type_Handling_Specific ation Since it's highly requested, it's good to discuss. Thank y

Re: [dev] Seeking help on Ubuntu 6.10 OOo v. 2.0.4 for starting OOo via Java

Jim Watson, 03-02-2007 20:27: On 04/02/2007, at 9:45 AM, Rony G. Flatscher wrote: would allow a Java program to start to run, but getting immediately to a problem in the Bootstrap class which is not able to find the OOo binary: com.sun.star.comp.helper.BootstrapException: no office execu

Re: [dev] Seeking help on Ubuntu 6.10 OOo v. 2.0.4 for starting OOo via Java

Rony G. Flatscher, 03-02-2007 19:45: while evaluating Ubuntu (6.10, very impressive laptop installation, better than Windows XP for the first time!) I have been experimenting with OOo on that platform, which seems to be an Ubuntu installation of OOo, version 2.0.4 ("openoffice.org 2.0.4-0ubuntu4

Re: [dev] Renaming #openoffice.org into #dev.openoffice.org?

Pavel Janík, 17-01-2007 18:31: Hi, as you probably know, several people want to do this operation on freenode.net: renaming current #openoffice.org channel to #dev.openoffice.org This should free #openoffice.org (the default "guess") channel afterwards for generic OOo channel, mainly orient

Re: [dev] PCH where we are

Kai Backman, 16-01-2007 11:55: Your idea to at least make the headers self sufficient is excellent. That would already kill a ton of problematic cases and is much faster to test! Thanks! :-) On 1/16/07, Mathias Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The bigger question is why are such constructs u

Re: [dev] inline funtions: control may reach end of non-void function (compiler bug on Mac OS X)

Pavel Janík, 06-01-2007 09:59: Hi, I'd like to make vcl compilable without warnings on Mac OS X and I found something that I do not know how to fix properly... /Users/pavel/BUILD/X11/BuildDir/ooo_SRC680_m199_src/vcl/source/app/ svapp.cxx:1715: warning: control may reach end of non-void funct

Re: [dev] XTextTable cell count limitation to 65536 cells

Cor Nouws, 05-01-2007 20:13: Georgy Dimitrov wrote: I have a problem adding rows to XTextTable. I use the following code to add rows in chunks - the call to insertByIndex(...) never returns and the soffice.bin process takes about 50% of CPU. Code is like this: *Code:* com.sun.star.table.XTa