* extras/source/wordbook/lang/*/soffice.dic: deleted
These files were in old binary format and almost all
language files were replicas of the en-US file. There
were two exceptions: German and Slovenian. André Schnabel
checked the German word list and he said that they can be
deleted. Martin Srebotnjak checked the Slovenian word list
and he asked me to keep those words -> sl.dic
* extras/source/wordbook/oracle.dic: deleted
It was not used in the build. It contained Oracle brand
names, etc.
* extras/source/wordbook/standard.dic: deleted
It was built and delivered, but not packaged. It was an
empty dictionary file which would be created anyway when
the user creates a new empty dictionary.
* extras/source/wordbook/technical.dic:
Entries were sorted so it will be easier to add new words.
Some entries were added from lang/en-US/soffice.dic.
* extras/source/wordbook/sl.dic: added Slovenian words
* extras/source/wordbook/en-US.dic: added English words
* extras/source/wordbook/en-GB.dic: added English words
* scp2/source/ooo/ :
These wordbook files should not depend on the UI language.
They should not be in language packs but they all should
be installed for every language like spell checker
dictionaries.
* officecfg/registry/ :
Paths adjusted, so application looks for wordbook files
in the right directory.
I enabled all dictionaries by default in Linguistic.xcs.
use "git rev-list --pretty=medium" instead of "git log"
to be able to use origin/libreoffice-3-4 ^origin/libreoffice-3-3
to generate list of changes that are in 3.4 but not in 3.3
gbuild allow for multiple 'module' to be build as one Makefile.
This help with parallelism.
This module build all the 'tail' end module. these that are not
dependencies or other dmake-based module, and that pseudo module
is declared as a dependency of postprocess instead of the individual
modules it 'group'
Change of the function check_and_fix_whitespace() to check only file with the extension listed (c|cpp|cxx|h|hrc|hxx|idl|inl|java|map|mk|MK|pmk|pl|pm|sdi|sh|src|tab|xcu|xml)
This is 7e585ded0f1cce41fd3dec6146526d07783d2d38 again,
removed in 981e63a40a5918135f3547c849394a36f8012af9, probably by mistake.
With the linking it's possible that soffice.bin becomes the wrapper
script that ends up calling itself recursively.
