- Removed separators '-', '.' and '/' working in all combinations in all
locales forcing a date even for 23/12.99 (if locale has DMY order)
* Only the locale's date separator is accepted, plus '-' if the input may
represent an ISO 8601 date yyyy-mm-dd, check is lax though on minimum
digits, y-m-d is also accepted.
* Additionally, accept yy-month-dd or dd-month-yy with month name. Year must
be <1 or >31, 2-digit year magic for values 0,32..99 is applied, or has to
be prefixed with leading zero.
+ Years < 100 without being hit by the 2 digits year magic can be entered by
preceding them with a leading 0 if at least 3 digits are present, e.g.
099-1-1 is year 99, not 1999.
+ Years < 100 in an yyyy format are always displayed as 0099.
...at least in ~ScAutoFormatObj it appears unnecessary and can lead to
crashes during Desktop::DeregisterServices (when ScGlobal::ppRscString
is already null and ScAutoFormat ctor calls ScGlobal::GetRscString).
Therefore split GetAutoFormat in two, GetOrCreateAutoFormat for cases
that probably need a non-null return and GetAutoFormat for those that
are OK with a null return.
Sorting the sfx2-based list boxes does not work as SfxDocumentTemplates uses a
different collating order (plain Unicode code points) than the list boxes, so
that e.g. "en-US" comes last in SfxDocumentTemplates but not in the list boxes.
Even with that fixed, insertions into SfxOrganizeDlg_Impl would still not work
right.
This reverts the sfx2 parts of commits 50b7733fa4
and df59068902.
ScViewData's default ctor sets current sheet to 0, but its selected
sheet data didn't have it selected which meant that the two data
were out-of-sync when created. This affected entering data into cell
when the sheet was embedded (because no sheet was "selected"). In
reality at least one sheet is selected at all times.
The above bug was present before, but was masked by a hack in ScTabView
which always selected sheet 0 when activated. I removed that because
it was interfering with syncing the sheet selection data before and
after print preview. And removing that hack exposed this.
This commit is the right fix.
This patch fixes the rendering issues in Windows for the new Math symbols for game theory.
The precsim and succsim symbols were truncated. They have been shifted upward.
File OpenSymbol.sfd with only the characters touched (at the end of the file)
File opens____.ttf generated from OpenSymbol.sfd (fontforge)
Using SwPosition to store the history is an awful ideal as that isn't
corrected when the node it points to is deleted, which could cause
crashes when the user then wants to jump there.
SwUnoCrsr looks like a better fit as it is automatically corrected.
