because there are now a bunch of unrelated to java things in there in its new
incarnation as the "advanced" tabpage
this removes the weird empty tabpage in options
in the java-disabled-at-build-time configuration
Change-Id: Ie59d8362d440c41e746b67a0195e4159848f162a
to make the Writer accept column headers dragged from database tables.
(cherry picked from commit a32aabba57b53f581691f60e5484a6ddf3deb9f2)
Change-Id: I63d41c8000cdfc7f0b2ca28e83aaedf2e822e64d
The standard Boost convention is for them to be called libboost_date_time and
libboost_system (with apropriate suffix then depending on type).
Did not touch the libboostthread library we build for Windows.
Add the ax_boost_thread.m4 file for completeness and possible use.
Document where the ax_boost*.m4 files come from.
Change-Id: Ib49bee71398d62c9760a1f8fd5c46be9f3400430
There are two problems:
1) The classes derived from SdrObject cache their SvxShape, but do not
implement impl_setUnoShape().
2) There is a lifetime issue in association of a SdrObject and its
SvxShape. SvxDrawPage::CreateSdrObject not only creates a new SdrObject
for a shape, but also inserts it into the page. At this point, the shape
has not been attached to the object yet. That means that the object
creates another shape at one point during the InsertObject call,
which is then destroyed again. But reportdesign shapes own their
objects, which means that destuction of the shape causes destruction
of the object too...
My first idea was to disable the insertion in
SvxDrawPage::CreateSdrObject, but it has been there since the dawn of
time, so I did not gather the courage to do that. Instead, I put in a
hack to allow to skip the insertion.
Change-Id: I888a54067be1934578434d8b476a13a7ff8d02b3
This change reorganizes the styles by column ( and by row ranges in that column )
so we can apply ScAttrEntry entries directly via Document.SetAttrEntries(...) this is
what the binary filter does also.
Change-Id: Ice1130d7afccf0be77db24a12f2515eca9c88713
The library names used in these pragmas dont match what we build
anyway. Whether that should be fixed to conform with "normal" Boost
usage or not, don't know.
Change-Id: I37cb3ff7b340f3362dd7b0fb18ab22188ba54cf6
MSVC generates the warning "user defined binary operator ',' exists
but no overload could convert all operands, default built-in binary
operator ',' used" when iterators from newer Boost are combined with
comma expressions, as in for() statements. Or something like that.
Change-Id: I3225d07ad0d1e05f4deeb784cf2ec081748b1ab4
Modify our patches as necessary to match the updated boost sources. Drop
patches for which corresponding (or even identical) changes already are
present. Add a new boostsystem static library and use it in two places.
Change-Id: Ib59558feb56dab87a69c91b38caca8e7a9e9a22e
Reported by: Terry Yang
Patch by: Jianyuan Li
Review by: Andre Fischer
(cherry picked from commit 8954201783be3d0479dfa2338116427a17f0dab4)
Conflicts:
filter/source/msfilter/msdffimp.cxx
Change-Id: I994a2b14877c4e291d622665ec3f4a8ea9f3041b
...originally introduced with 8da928423a "Remove
RTL_CONSTASCII_(U)STRINGPARAM in ucb(ucp)," leading to "IsFolder" not being
properly set in the WebDAV UCP, leading to failure when saving documents.
Change-Id: Id2cc98582c9feffaa501a68069cd606fb420fd29
The WebDAV UCP uses https/davs URLs that may contain a userinfo (cf. RFC 3986)
part, and INetURLObject does not support that (in accordance with RFCs 2818 and
2616) and thus creates an empty INET_PROT_NOT_VALID INetURLObject for such a
URL, leading to failure when trying to save a document to such a URL.
(Regression introduced with 966d20e35d "CMIS ucp:
write documents back to CMIS server.")
Change-Id: Ifd396852b211cab1d29575da7fccb32306479f93
