Hi Jody,
Yes, this is the case in an Excel sheet list control. However, in OO's
function wizard, we're dealing with controls that are not part of a
sheet, but are part of the UI.
Here I think it's reasonable to do what Hebrew Excel does in its
equivalent of the function wizard:
the function li
On Wed, Dec 20, 2006 at 02:32:47PM +0200, Alan Yaniger wrote:
> Hi Niklas,
>
> Thanks for your helpful reply.
>
> Regarding your last point:
> In general, Hebrew users (most of whom are used to Microsoft Office)
> expect that controls containing primarily English text will be
> left-aligned. An
Hi Niklas,
Thanks for your helpful reply.
Regarding your last point:
In general, Hebrew users (most of whom are used to Microsoft Office)
expect that controls containing primarily English text will be
left-aligned. An example is the font list in Hebrew Microsoft Word. For
that reason, we disa
Alan Yaniger wrote:
Question 1:
To align the names in the function list, I added following to
ScFuncPage::UpdateFunctionList() :
if (ScGlobal::IsSystemRTL())
aLbFunction.EnableMirroring( );
Is this the best way to do it?
That would mean double mirroring, the flag wasn't inte
Hi list-members,
In RTL OOo, function names are still English. I therefore want to change
the function wizard dialog so that :
1) the names in the function list are left aligned, and
2) the multi-line edit in the dialog has textdirection LTR, and
left-alignment
I have two questions:
Questio
