Hi,
as an avid OO user, I can't help but notice in Writer, that when using
the ribbon/toolbar to assign a text style to a paragraph, I need only
one click. When I use the style palette, I need a double click. I don't
believe there ought to be two clicks required when using the palette.
My
Daniel Boelzle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about a (possibly weirdo) idea, offering a non-nullable Reference
class (ReferenceXFoo,NEVER_NULL?):
That class would
- strictly follow the interface of the nullable Reference
- but comes without default ctor
- and follows the throw-mimic when
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Have you considered developing a 'network server drive' version of your free
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Jamie McGlynn
Hi,
Verson 2.0.3
Just a suggestion on the program icons'... the different icon's for
files saved in Calc, Writer, etc. are no so much different, it would
be nice if the icons could look MORE different from each other... it
helps when trying to view calc files, etc. in a long list.
Terry wrote:
I don't doubt that a community development has insufficient resources
to tackle this on its own.
You have to take notice, I think, when such successful organisations
are heading in a certain direction.
I begin to wonder, when people no longer need to download, install and
Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Daniel Boelzle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about a (possibly weirdo) idea, offering a non-nullable Reference
class (ReferenceXFoo,NEVER_NULL?):
That class would
- strictly follow the interface of the nullable Reference
- but comes without default ctor
- and follows
All,
I'll be posting a longer article on OOoCon 2005 shortly, but I'd like
to say that the recently concluded OOoCon 2006 was all we could have
wanted and then a lot more. It was educational and fun; a meeting
place for new friends and a rendezvous for those who meet but once a
year.
Susan D Schoneweis wrote:
Does the Open Office word processor have reveal codes like WordPerfect
does? I hate Word.
susan
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See bug
This doesn't seem to work right for me. Despite my having set the My
Documents path, file - open defaults to the last directory from which I
opened something.
--Paul
Paul_B wrote:
Changing Your Work Directory
When you start a dialog to open or save a document,
OpenOffice.org initially
Hi Michael,
Michael Pless wrote:
as an avid OO user, I can't help but notice in Writer, that when using
the ribbon/toolbar to assign a text style to a paragraph, I need only
one click. When I use the style palette, I need a double click. I don't
believe there ought to be two clicks required
This is a bad bug; I'm surprised it hasn't been fixed yet.
I just attempted to print a form letter, and it came out skewed way toward
the left and the top. I was rather puzzled, but noticed that it was being
viewed in web layout. I changed it to print layout, and it printed fine.
Should the
Hi Dayl
This is a bad bug; I'm surprised it hasn't been fixed yet.
I just attempted to print a form letter, and it came out skewed way
toward
the left and the top. I was rather puzzled, but noticed that it was being
viewed in web layout. I changed it to print layout, and it printed fine.
Kay, Thorsten,
please read carefully, I never stated assureNotNull() behaves
differently when compiling with/without debug, just asserts or whatever.
My point is that I prefer the throw-mimic being separated out into
another function (if(!x.is()) throw RuntimeException...).
-Daniel
PS: However
Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sure, the need to enforce API
constraints programmatically is still a valid point, e.g. a method
returning a null reference though the API stated the returned ref is
never null has to lead to a
Christian Lippka [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
+1 For Franks suggestion, I very often use UNO_QUERY_THROW to enforce
non null, since using if() does not only introduce a second line of
code, also your error handling and recovery code is shorter if it is
reduced to one catch block.
Christian,
Christian Lippka wrote:
Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Daniel Boelzle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about a (possibly weirdo) idea, offering a non-nullable Reference
class (ReferenceXFoo,NEVER_NULL?):
That class would
- strictly follow the interface of the nullable Reference
- but comes without
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