On Mon, 29 May 2006, Jim Sage wrote:
... I couldn't find another viable option; ...
Agreed. We need another option for the many who have qualms about PayPal.
What other options do you know of ? (besides post-giro)
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On Mon, 29 May 2006, Jim Sage wrote:
... I couldn't find another viable option; ...
Agreed. We need another option for the many who have qualms about PayPal.
What other options do you know of ? (besides post-giro)
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This is also very
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Know nothing about it though.
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On Mon, 29 May 2006, Jim Sage wrote:
... I couldn't find another viable option; ...
Agreed. We need another option for the many who
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
On Mon, 29 May 2006, Jim Sage wrote:
... I couldn't find another viable option; ...
Agreed. We need another option for the many who have qualms about PayPal.
What other options do you know of ? (besides post-giro)
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Hi Eike,
That struct would have to be created, though with empty members, even in
the all-good-no-veto case. Depending on the scenario this may cause
significant unnecessary overhead with mass objects.
Yes.
Shouldn't we better
have a simple boolean return instead and explicitly act on a
Hi Mathias,
IMHO we should restrict the use of exceptions to error handling.
(
I'd see it the same way. If there weren't those 117 (!!) exceptions in
the debugger console just when *starting* an OOo with an empty text
document. This includes 4 RuntimeExceptions, which I'd normally consider
a
Hi Frank,
On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 09:56:41 +0200, Frank Schönheit wrote:
What about an UNO interface that returns an empty reference if there is
no problem?
Interesting. This would be cheap (in success case), still allow
polymorphism, not unnecessarily burden the listener implementor ...
