Nah, breaks the build for non-DESKTOP platforms anyway, as headers
delivered there are needed elsewhere. So just keep building that stuff
even if it presumably will not be needed on either of the non-DESKTOP
platforms.
This reverts commit 9b4212f14b.
modify sax::Converter::convertMeasure to use sal_Int64 instead of BigInt:
should be sufficient, since the largest number is SAL_INT32_MAX * 10^7.
remove duplicate methods from SvXMLUnitConverter:
convertMeasurePx, convertMeasure (static variants)
remove entirely duplicative class SvXMLExportHelper:
GetConversionFactor, GetUnitFromString, AddLength
change SvXMLUnitConverter interface from MapUnit to css::util::MeasureUnit.
change SvXMLExport constructor params from MapUnit to css::util::MeasureUnit.
rename some methods to turn compiler into merge conflict detector :)
- BrowseBox: Check Handle column-related invariants when adding a
column:
# only one handle column
# it is the first
- BrowseBox: Check column id-related invariants when adding a column:
# Id is not the special "handle column" value
# Id is not the special "invalid ID" value
# unicity of the ID among columns
- GetColumnId: return BROWSER_INVALIDID, not 0 (== id of handle
column) for an invalid column; adapt code calling GetColumnId to
this change.
- Use the correct const or #define'd symbol instead of magic
constants; introduce such a symbol if needed
- General other miscellaneous cleanups:
# Translation of comments
# typo/spelling in comments, error messages and the like
# parenthesise #define'd value
# use SAL_MAX_UINT16 instead of USHRT_MAX where a sal_uInt16 is
expected
# BrowseBox::SetColumnTitle: nItemId is checked to be non-zero, so
don't test if for zeroness again.
The SQL parser implementation does not handle comments.
Temporarily remove "-- ..." and "// ..." end-of-line comments and "/* ... */"
inline comments of a query and append comments after recomposition of the
query.
NOTE: The original comment positions are not preserved, all comments are
appended to the query!
Based on the original patch further development was done for inline comments
and preserving comments' line order.
