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add _WITHID variants for the cases where we (apparently?) still need
them.
Change-Id: I3b8290869368487f04ecd93a5f3a717de7fd10b4
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Added zoom submenu to View with the same entries of the zoom status bar
right mouse button menu.
This feature was requested on the design-mailing list:
http://www.mail-archive.com/design@global.libreoffice.org/msg03561.html
Additionally the zoom menu entries were sorted in a more logical way.
Change-Id: I5f2df8aa33be9305841fd5505c95963bee8a0ed0
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To allow using SvxZoomItem in sfx2 zoomitem is moved from svx to sfx2.
This patch does base on Caolán McNamara's patch he sent to the mailing list.
Change-Id: I4d245f938d92ad3a20b692f5f76d8e0d00b1a648
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These RID definitions aren't used at any other point. So remove
them. Unused START and END definitions were commented out for
documentation purpose.
All definitions in basctl/source/basicide/tbxctl.hrc were unused,
so I removed this file.
Change-Id: I4713188a12b9da912b2a91b85ea4e54ca1aeb994
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See 6801a61711ebaa71781ec733da25bfbb364cb4ad
and b57bf0f202884261352cae750e09b97f570d3204
Change-Id: Ia63a5426a6445bffd4579d4535382bf93a97a589
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This is the first part of a nice cleanup ;)
Change-Id: I2fa632dbb589053d8f95456233e10e97dff190fa
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Change-Id: I9197dc4fd7ed32f030de8121913265ec78c83585
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Change-Id: I59872f6e7fbdfc73875a45912b93d01b4379aec7
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Change-Id: I497b18aff8e571dd5f028325c16a7292f4f80692
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Change-Id: Ifad680ea6f2f3693fecc649a000e638052dcf080
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Change-Id: Ib9797fe97cd008cc6508ce8cec47dc5373416892
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Used a std::set because the code was enforcing uniqueness.
Change-Id: Ie9243ed17b1165b6a371d0ff2f1a856186697ba3
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- Convert it to a map because that is a more natural structure
given how it's accessing the data
- Cleanup an old typedef alias that doesn't seem to be used anymore.
Change-Id: I46816d7270d165ddde381af0639169aaf009a16b
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Change-Id: If82cf86e03e2539e95684a85929ecb24999bd6ba
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When e.g. viewing mail attachments (that have been stored r/o to some download
directory by the mail application), it would be nice if the user could easily
temporarily modify them (say, play around with a spreadsheet, changing some
numbers and triggering recalculation of formulas) by clicking the "Edit File"
button and not being asked to create a copy for editing.
This patch tries to make editability of a view independent of the r/o status of
the medium:
* SID_EDITDOC (the "Edit File" button) now only toggles the r/o status of the
view. It no longer asks to create a copy for editing if the underlying medium
is r/o.
* When a modified document is toggled to r/o via SID_EDITDOC, LO still asks the
user to save or discard the changes. However, if the underlying medium is
physically r/o (see next), saving the document opens the "Save As" dialog,
instead of just doing a "Save" operation (which would fail on the r/o file).
* A new state of "IsOriginallyReadOnly" needed to be added to the medium, to
keep track whether the medium was originally opened r/o (and is thus assumed
to be physically r/o), as toggling SID_EDITDOC in the view also changes the
open mode of the underlying medium. Instead of trying to fully understand and
disentangle that horrible mess, I just added yet another state to the mess...
* The title of the document window now contains "(read-only)" if and only if
either the view is r/o or the medium is originally r/o (or both).
Change-Id: I89d9c6adf0baab411e737a5f4e6f4e770e7a70be
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Change-Id: I6efd7877df34af515e61b6b7fcd112fa041f5e61
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See the TODO comment in sfx2/inc/sfx2/docfile.hxx about a temporary SfxMedium
ctor overload to find not yet adapted uses of another overload, to be removed
again in due time.
Change-Id: Ie22c33c32f8870ce6ebf6d500abc7a4e33d97183
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This info will be used during type detection for more clever filter
selection.
Change-Id: I66a52ff6f425e97884afd1c85831c11381fb695d
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The reason is that they can be combined arbitrarily in dialogs, so
changing, e.g., height of one tab can lead to "interesting" results. Cf.
commits 8631dbf85fb5ed56d225e32ea5a9c36c96b0d649 and
29042d096a2c5812ae179e1553367afd21b0f71e that were the cause of the
problem described fdo#49921.
Change-Id: I9995002a2bd5c3604bdfa06dc817916ce61c558d
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...now that SID_FRAMETITLE is gone, and it is unused, anyway.
Change-Id: I8b6b2641b988763df85d88490dc46484083b7180
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...which was only ever written to, never read. This in turn allowed
SfxViewFrame::UpdateTitle to return void instead of String, and made
SfxObjectShell::UpdateTitle become unused. (The title appears to be created via
SfxBaseModel::getTitle instead these days?)
Change-Id: I5e1115a707134058a1f3a0beaa180eb471c817e6
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Change-Id: Id3a505afa3d8a6e99beeccafe30713cf40fc0c76
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Change-Id: I756c0a19bea7b1cc0e290d9f382a04d655819bfb
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changed the text to really only paste text, also added pasteonly | number
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HTMLMODE_FIRSTLINE was disabled in all HTML export modes. It seems to
have been used to add first line indent for paragraphs in Netscape
version 3 but all currently available export modes use CSS for that.
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...which has the necessary features to support it.
Change a lot of classes to either contain a protected non-virtual dtor
(which is backwards compatible, so even works for cppumaker-generated
UNO headers) or a public virtual one.
cppuhelper/propertysetmixin.hxx still needs to disable the warning, as
the relevant class has a non-virtual dtor but friends, which would still
cause GCC to warn.
Includes a patch for libcmis, intended to be upstreamed.
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...see ebe26f72e90337da2d14f3029de148904e3e30b6 "WaE: 'unused' attribute ignored when parsing type"
for the problem.
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SAL_UNUSED_PARAMETER (expanding to __attribute__ ((unused)) for GCC)
is used to annotate legitimately unused parameters, so that static
analysis tools can tell legitimately unused parameters from truly
unnecessary ones. To that end, some patches for external modules
are also added, that are only applied when compiling with GCC and
add necessary __attribute__ ((unused)) in headers.
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