to this proposed API is highly welcome.
Thanks Ciao
Frank
[1]http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/util/logging/module-ix.html
[2]http://udk.openoffice.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList
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But apparently the
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notations can be used to achieve this.
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at Sun. In this very limited sense you could say OOo source is the base
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incantation to semantically fix an entire site ...
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Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Thanks. Some of the short descriptions of OOo and SO could use updating
to reflect this.
On Fri, 7 Apr 2006, Joerg Barfurth wrote:
Neither. There is only one codebase from which both StarOffice and
OpenOffice.org
that there is this
one special instance. And staying with naming conventions is a good
idea, even if the technical reason is gone.
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be a very strong incompatibility.
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their sizes and measuring the load times. Depending on details
of the parser used, the same change in uncompressed size due to tag
lengths could have a slightly larger effect than pure whitespace,
because tags go through somewhat more processing (e.g. token lookups).
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Daniel Carrera wrote:
Joerg Barfurth wrote:
Take a look at Tools-Options-Load/Save-General. There is an option
'optimize XML for size'. This option defaults to 'optimize' and iirc
it was introduced in an early effort to make the file load process
faster.
I'd assume that the effect
://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/pre_submission.html.
If you'd prefer an online IRC chat to explore the problem
collaboratively with someone else, please try the #users.openoffice.org
channel on irc.freenode.net.
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version and given
their 'go'. I don't know if anybody is actively doing QA for the swedish
version, though.
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there is ongoing work to make OOo more modular - not at the
application level, but on a feature level. The goal is, that code that
is needed only for a particular feature will be loaded and consume
resources only when that feature is used.
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@lingucomponent.openoffice.org mailing list. You could also look at
the lingucomponent project site at http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org.
If you want to get involved there, you should subscribe to that list.
That ought to be acceptable, as the list is very low volume.
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with no existing package manager? There are many people who
see this differently.
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), then it isn't an OpenOffice.org
feature.
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. AFAICT they even do this for localizations - at least we have
several south african ones.
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to honor the UI language used by the
user for the OS/desktop. And language packs are much more versatile than
old-style multi-lingual installers, because they allow adding (and
removing) UI languages to/from existing installation properly (and
completely).
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do you guys think?
Yes. I think WONTFIX should be reserved for issues that don't fit the
strategy and roadmap of the project or should not be in the general OOo
version for technical reasons, i.e a conscious decision that even a
contributed patch would not be accepted.
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try to simply copy or rename your user data
folder as you install newer milestones.
HTH,
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for this.
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to everyone.
Well, fd.o would probably make that $XDG_DATA_DIRS/templates/filetype/
or so, which means that an entire search path needs to be derived from
an environment variable, which is more complicated to inject into the
OOo-internal system...
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page explaining all this
to new, potential, one-time contributors? And *deprecating* the use
of .sxw or .sxc files as installers?
The UNO package manager is documented in the UNO developers guide
http://api.openoffice.org/DevelopersGuide/DevelopersGuide.html.
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not provide as native
packages for their distro.
If administrators want to disallow that users install their own add-ons,
that is a separate issue. This is probably possible by changing some OOo
configuration.
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Hi Johan,
Johan Vromans wrote:
What feature are you thinking of in particular?
There has been a list of features requiring Java on one of the lists
some time ago. Features included were (a.o.) writer wizards.
IIRc some of the 1.1.x wizards were written in Java as well. So I don't
see a
platforms you ship. Or you can check with JRE vendors, if JRE licenses
allow you to distribute a JRE for use with OOo on your CD.
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, if that is what you mean.
It certainly will not include its own private copy of gcj to become
'standalone'.
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leaving the 'built correctly' version as an exercise to the
community?
What exactly would characterize a 'correctly built' version?
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Hi,
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Le dimanche 24 avril 2005 23:54 +0200, Mathias Bauer a crit :
Let's just say that linux users and sysadmins strongly disagree with you
for their own reasons, that they yelled at every single software system
that tried to do this very thing, and that none of the
Hi,
Daniel Carrera wrote:
+ For a very small contribution (a macro) the annoyance of printing it
and physically mailing it to California may be non-trivial.
You are looking at JCA from the wrong side. You should ask:
Please, keep in mind that I'm not suggesting that we nuke the JCA. I
simply
,
the CC is probably the the best place for such an endeavour.
BTW: As user I wouldn't download and run anything from a place, where
anyone could put anything, for security reasons.
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was replying to your:
And you do this with the full knowledge that it will be released
under a license that permits propietary derivatives, and that if Sun
likes your work, they can include it into StarOffice but leave OOo
out of it.
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Daniel Carrera wrote:
Joerg Barfurth wrote:
If people really find something they can't live with they can use use
our processes to get obstacles removed (like the Community Council or
the Engineering steering comittee). But of course, as in any OSS
project, if you can't live with project
but not least, you can always, for any OSS project, find cases
where the project lead rejected patches, because they did not fit in
with project policies or roadmap. Citing examples won't help this
discussion much - we can find many cases of accepted patches as well.
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speaking for myself, not for Sun officially, nor do I
pretend that many (or any) other Sun developers share these views.
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Hi Daniel,
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Andrew Brown wrote:
I think Peter puts it best: This kind of thing would NEVER happen this
fast with a MS product. I know this seems slow, but it really only took
3 - 4 months of serious squacking to get it changed.
It's good that it's changed -- and it seems to
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Carrera wrote:
And of course many votes don't necessarily mean that the issue must be
done with any urgency or even done at all. First, we don't have
countervotes. What if there are 200 in favor, but 2000 against?
1) People can leave comments saying they disagree.
2) Not a
Hi Enrique,
Enrique wrote:
Dear Mathias, the point is not how much work have been involved in
getting this again, but the effort wasted in a silly usability test,
Not sure how that came up. What 'silly usability test' are you referring to?
time wasted in making up the decision and writing a
Enrique wrote:
The whole point about this issue and similar ones is that many of us do
not understand who ever asked to remove that menu from the quickstart
(is an example). There was an issue on that?
It is my impression that this one started as cleaning up the menu and
additionally was part
Hi,
Enrique wrote:
Joerg Barfurth wrote:
Completely unmoderated communication between developers and a wider
less techinalical audience often don't work well, as can be seen by
the way issue commenting is often (ab)used in ways that are perceived
as counterproductive by most developers
Daniel Carrera wrote:
See the archives
http://specs.openoffice.org/servlets/SummarizeList?listName=announce.
Hhhmm... I see what you mean. Well, some of those emails would be
considered noise by most people at discuss. Like this one:
---//--- Email Start --//--
fixup tools?
This is of course assuming that our database engine is smarter and
automatically removes superfluous data eventually. If it isn't, then yes
it should probably at least offer a similar tool.
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did.
Perhaps provide a link to the jpg file in questions so others can try. I
have had no trouble inserting graphics in Impress. It might be helpful
if you file and issue.
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a filter that can't open the selected file (e.g. text for a
binary file), it will revert to the automatic detection.
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Hi,
Jonathon Blake wrote:
with 2.0 beta almost out of the door,
Is this the reason the 2.0 beta was not released in November, as the
_original_, not updated schedule proposed? The updated schedule
slipped the date to December, then January, and now early summer.
IIRC the reason to slip the beta
Hi Alexandro,
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
I have a comment regarding the OOo performance future. As most stuff are hanging
from Java. I think is less likely that OOo will improve it's pefromance.
How is 'most stuff hanging from Java'? There are a few parts in OOo that
are realized in Java, but the
Oliver Braun wrote:
Hi Charles,
since your are talking about Application Data, I assume you're running
Windows.
Locate the bootstrap.ini in the program directory of your OOo 1.9
installation, there is a key named UserInstallation with
$SYSUSERCONFIG expanding to ...\Application Data.
Actually it
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it is clearly defined what is the
'same' capitalization in each case.
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of an installation, is the best thing you can do.
Of course if the install fails repeatedly then it would be helpful to
get a message (or log entry) that explains what failed and how, so you
can fix it.
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goes for
chage in fonts etc...
Yes.
To change the default character style (globally or for a certain
paragraph style) use the stylist or style catalog to change the
paragraph style (or the 'default' character style).
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can also check, if the spec
explains in more detail what the mentioned 'loader' does.
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