On Fri, 2006-28-04 at 17:35 +0300, Cosmin G. Cosma wrote:
> I have compiled gnumeric from cvs and it work well. But my problem it
> is not resolved. When I filter data I can see the rows ok aoly the
> filterd one but if I copy all the cell I want, so multimple rows it
> copy all data from the first
I have compiled gnumeric from cvs and it work well. But my problem it is not resolved. When I filter data I can see the rows ok aoly the filterd one but if I copy all the cell I want, so multimple rows it copy all data from the first cell to the last, not only the filterd one. Any ideea how to
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 10:50:18 +1000, Hal Ashburner wrote:
> %sudo apt-get build-dep gnumeric
[...]
> %sh autogen prefix=/usr
> %make
> %sudo make install
You've polluted your Debian system. Either install at /usr/local, or
copy the /debian directory to the source and use
$ dpkg-buildpackage -rfa
Hal Ashburner wrote:
As Morten points out:
It is not simple and there are more traps than you might
On debian unstable
make sure you have autotools-dev & gtk-doc-tools installed
%sudo apt-get build-dep gnumeric
%cvs -d ':pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/gnome' login
(use enter as the passwor
As Morten points out:
> > It is not simple and there are more traps than you might
On debian unstable
make sure you have autotools-dev & gtk-doc-tools installed
%sudo apt-get build-dep gnumeric
%cvs -d ':pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/gnome' login
(use enter as the password)
%cvs co goffice
%
As Morten points out:
> It is not simple and there are more traps than you might
want.
My own experience is that it is not too difficult to GET the code, but
the configure/compile/link are far from trivial. The main issues in my
case have been libraries that are not as recent as Gnumeric wa
