Hi rashi,
On Tuesday, 2010-07-20 20:09:38 +0300, rashi dhing wrote:
Right now static would be fine but at a later stage I will want them to
dynamically update when other cells change.
All change notifications of referenced cells to their dependents is done
based on the RPN token array of the
On 07/19/10 20:28, rashi dhing wrote:
How it works is that the formula contains the range that will be populated
with the result and
only those cells of the range are filled with the result. So the issue of
overwriting previous
content does not apply here as only empty ranges are selected !!
Right now static would be fine but at a later stage I will want them to
dynamically update when other cells change.
Thanks,
Rashi
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 1:47 PM, Niklas Nebel niklas.ne...@oracle.comwrote:
It still seems unusual. Are these formulas supposed to be static, or should
they be
On 07/19/10 11:54, rashi dhing wrote:
Thanks Niklas Eike. So if I have understood correctly, I need to add my
operation
to the list of functions (add,max etc.) so that when I call the
ScFormulaCell::Interpret,
the formula gets evaluated according to my function. But that requires an
opcode,
Hi Niklas, I have defined a formula that contains deductive clauses which
follow a different grammar and
I have already written the evaluation function, the result of which is a
matrix. I was thinking I could
just call ScInterpreter::PushMatrix which would print the result but again,
my function
On 07/19/10 12:26, rashi dhing wrote:
Hi Niklas, I have defined a formula that contains deductive clauses which
follow a different grammar and
I have already written the evaluation function, the result of which is a
matrix. I was thinking I could
just call ScInterpreter::PushMatrix which would
I've defined a class which I call the ScDeductive in sc/source/ui/deductive.
I have defined a function StartEval
which evaluates the clause( formula ) and returns an array as a result. This
function is called from
ScInputHandler::DataChanged . I enter the formula in a cell but I would
like to
On 07/19/10 15:24, rashi dhing wrote:
I've defined a class which I call the ScDeductive in sc/source/ui/deductive.
I have defined a function StartEval
which evaluates the clause( formula ) and returns an array as a result. This
function is called from
ScInputHandler::DataChanged . I enter the
How it works is that the formula contains the range that will be populated
with the result and
only those cells of the range are filled with the result. So the issue of
overwriting previous
content does not apply here as only empty ranges are selected !!
Rashi
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 7:14 PM,
Thanks Niklas and Daniel. I was trying to call interpre.hxx
(sc/source/core/inc) from a cxx file in sc/source/ui/newFolder .
Wanted to use a certain function of the ScInterpreter class ! Can I give the
whole path sc/source/core/interpre.hxx and use it ?
There are several existing locations for
On 07/07/10 10:50, rashi dhing wrote:
Thanks Niklas and Daniel. I was trying to call interpre.hxx
(sc/source/core/inc) from a cxx file in sc/source/ui/newFolder .
Wanted to use a certain function of the ScInterpreter class ! Can I give the
whole path sc/source/core/interpre.hxx and use it ?
I
Hi Rashi,
On Wednesday, 2010-07-07 11:09:00 +0200, Niklas Nebel wrote:
On 07/07/10 10:50, rashi dhing wrote:
Wanted to use a certain function of the ScInterpreter class ! Can I give the
whole path sc/source/core/interpre.hxx and use it ?
I wouldn't recommend that. If you have a function
rashi dhing schrieb:
This is probably a very basic question but I am getting a compile error
while trying to include the
interpre.hxx in my module which happens to be located in a new directory
in the sc/source/ui path.
How can I resolve this ?
There are several existing locations for header
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