Hi Niklas,
Niklas Nebel schrieb:
On 04/02/10 21:49, Regina Henschel wrote:
Excel 2010 has some significant changes for statistical functions, see
[1][2]. Are there any plans to adapt the import filter and to
implement further functions? Has work on this already started?
At the moment there ar
> I am using Cygwin on Windows to compile
Yeah, but the actual compiler you are using is Microsoft's "Visual Studio 2008"
surely. If you didn't know this, I am a bit surprised that you managed to build
OOo.
(Don't be mislead by the "Visual Studio" name; that is the name of the whole
product,
On 04/06/10 10:40, rashi dhing wrote:
Hi Niklas ! I came across SetValue / SetString and GetValue / GetString
functions in the document.cxx which work at the cell level . I was actually
looking for something at the range
level (i.e) which can give me the values/contents of the entire range in
s
Hi Niklas ! I came across SetValue / SetString and GetValue / GetString
functions in the document.cxx which work at the cell level . I was actually
looking for something at the range
level (i.e) which can give me the values/contents of the entire range in
some array so that I don't have to iterat
On 04/02/10 21:49, Regina Henschel wrote:
Excel 2010 has some significant changes for statistical functions, see
[1][2]. Are there any plans to adapt the import filter and to implement
further functions? Has work on this already started?
At the moment there are no plans to add the new function
On 04/05/10 08:37, rashi dhing wrote:
Hi ! I wanted to name of the module in the sc project that handles reading
and writing to cells and also formula calculations .
Had a look at sc/source/core/data/cell.cxx but didn't find anything
substantial.
cell.cxx and cell2.cxx has the implementation
On 04/06/10 09:03, rashi dhing wrote:
Hi ! Is there a good debugger which can be implemented on the source code of
openoffice inorder to step into the lines and add break points
at various locations of the code. I am using Cygwin on Windows to compile
and build the code. Are "gdb" and "C++ Builde
Hi ! Is there a good debugger which can be implemented on the source code of
openoffice inorder to step into the lines and add break points
at various locations of the code. I am using Cygwin on Windows to compile
and build the code. Are "gdb" and "C++ Builder" good options ?
Would it involve loadi
