We use GNU cross-compilation terminology: "host" means the platform
the code being compiled will run on (this is often somewhat surprising
to those unaware), and "build" means the platform the build tools (=
the compiler, linker etc) is running on.
For an iOS app, "host" is iOS and "build" is OS X.
There is also "target" but it is in this case the same as
"host". (Only in a so-called Canadian Cross situation is "target"
different from "host" (and from "build").)
Change-Id: I6eefa982916f0660afd259770bf455cf28793670
...as there are many cases where the code later wants to obtain this part, and
esp. for the string literal variants it is awkward to calculate the length of
the literal again if this is coded with a following copy() call. Adapt some
code to use this new feature.
(Strictly speaking, the @since tags for the---backwards-compatibly---modified
functions are no longer accurate of course. Also, clean up some sal_Bool and
SAL_THROWS(()) that are unnecesssary cargo-cult here, and where the clean-up
should have no practical compatibility consequences.)
Change-Id: I43e5c578c8c4b44cb47fd08f170b5c69322ad641
...instead of inconsitently having it depend on --enable-epm for some platforms
and having it always enabled on Windows. Only Android and iOS are presumably
still special and build any installation sets in their specific modules and
outside instsetoo_native.
One consequence is that for a non-Windows --enable-online-update
--without-package-format build, instdir's version ini-file contains an
UpdateURL that ends in just "?pkgfmt=" without an actual format identifier.
However, checking whether the update feature would actually work is difficult
for most such developer builds, anyway.
Change-Id: If14fcf0b2e612499811e8a6e067a854bda612c42
This used to be problematic due to the flashing windows, but it was
stated recently that we already have those anyway due to e.g. gengal. It
turns out all our DOCX filter tests pass just fine on Mac, except one
checksum test -- make *that* an exception instead.
Change-Id: Id5e620a33b9b05f154e4072a8a49f335837079ea
Commit 542a0d7260 (#100044# Cleanup for
optimization defines->enums, 2002-08-14) added the problematic "else"
without mentioning the reason, so I assume it's safe to just revert that
part.
Change-Id: Id90fbdfb1116be458a76c9653fec0633edc34fac
.. paragraph style
The original problem (from a user's point of view) was that the second
level of the numbering started from 1.1 instead of 2.1 in the bugdoc.
This was fixed by using outline numbering for level 2 as well, but this
is problematic in many cases: we want to have outline numbering exactly
when outline numbering is enabled for the given paragraph style.
So revert the change in SwWW8ImplReader::SetStylesList() and fix it
differently: SwWW8ImplReader::RegisterNumFmtOnStyle() explicitly ignores
list style if outline numbering is available with no good reason. Both
the WW8 format and Writer core allows to have outline numbering and a
list style at the same time, so set list style even when outline
numbering is available. This fixes the original issue, too -- without
introducing nasty fake outline numbering usage.
Also add a testcase for the original issue.
(regression from e3d5c3e074)
Change-Id: Id7d2d67a96a858aee3230110cb518fea51d19d38
...I assume the whole point of 319b160320 "CMIS
file picker: it really does not like ID Mark" was to actually use the result of
impl_normalizeURL.
Change-Id: Id94c7785183d96f2a2c3f08caa72af045a1212ba
The file picker can't go back folder if we use
ID mark in the URL.
Conflicts:
ucb/source/ucp/cmis/cmis_content.cxx
Change-Id: I6985feec71dc23848ee022e0bab9e8515a21ffd2
I'm concerned that the scoping of the dtor will cause events to happen in
different order to the original. So rework the require explicit Notify calls
rather than implicit dtor calls instead of going about the place putting in
scoping brackets
Change-Id: I7f3ac4ef3c073da74a9cc49888a59dec12805b0f
Number recognition was suboptimal and didn't properly resync scan
positions after having detected an error.
Change-Id: I278fdaaf17ed40560785deaaad0e3412a249d90a
