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Diffstat (limited to 'sw/source/filter/inc/msfilter.hxx')
| -rw-r--r-- | sw/source/filter/inc/msfilter.hxx | 70 |
1 files changed, 35 insertions, 35 deletions
diff --git a/sw/source/filter/inc/msfilter.hxx b/sw/source/filter/inc/msfilter.hxx index 0872e3434656..cfbe19a05922 100644 --- a/sw/source/filter/inc/msfilter.hxx +++ b/sw/source/filter/inc/msfilter.hxx @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ /************************************************************************* * * DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER. - * + * * Copyright 2000, 2010 Oracle and/or its affiliates. * * OpenOffice.org - a multi-platform office productivity suite @@ -70,13 +70,13 @@ namespace sw { /** MSOffice appears to set the charset of unicode fonts to MS 932 - Arial Unicode MS for example is a unicode font, but word sets + Arial Unicode MS for example is a unicode font, but word sets exported uses of it to the MS 932 charset @param eTextEncoding the OOo encoding to convert from - @return + @return a msoffice equivalent charset identifier @author @@ -167,8 +167,8 @@ namespace sw /** Clips a value to MAX/MIN 16bit value to make it safe for use as a position value to give to writer. i.e. +-57.8cm. Sometimes we see ridiculous values for positioning in rtf and word document, - this captures such ones and clips them to values which are - still outside the document, but of a value that doesn't cause + this captures such ones and clips them to values which are + still outside the document, but of a value that doesn't cause problems for writer's layout, e.g. see http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=i9245 @@ -186,14 +186,14 @@ namespace sw Mapping a word style to a writer style has to consider mapping the word builtin styles like "Normal" as the default root style to our default root style which is called "Default" in english, - and "Normal" in german. - + and "Normal" in german. + Additionally it then has to avoid name collisions such as a) styles "Normal" and "Default" in a single document, where we can use the original distinct names "Normal" and "Default" and.. b) styles "Normal" and "Default" in a single document, where - we can not use the original names, and must come up with an + we can not use the original names, and must come up with an alternative name for one of them.. And it needs to report to the importer if the style being mapped to @@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ namespace sw { private: //I hate these things stupid pImpl things, but its warranted here - ParaMapper *mpImpl; + ParaMapper *mpImpl; public: ParaStyleMapper(SwDoc &rDoc); ~ParaStyleMapper(); @@ -224,21 +224,21 @@ namespace sw @param rName The name of the word style - @param eSti + @param eSti The style id of the word style, we are really only interested in knowing if the style has either a builtin standard id, or is a user defined style. - + @return The equivalent writer style packaged as a StyleResult to use for this word style. - + It will only return a failure in the pathological case of catastropic failure elsewhere of there exist already styles rName and WW-rName[0..SAL_MAX_INT32], which is both unlikely and impossible. */ - StyleResult GetStyle(const String& rName, ww::sti eSti); + StyleResult GetStyle(const String& rName, ww::sti eSti); }; /** Knows which writer style a given word style should be imported as @@ -246,14 +246,14 @@ namespace sw Mapping a word style to a writer style has to consider mapping the word builtin styles like "Normal" as the default root style to our default root style which is called "Default" in english, - and "Normal" in german. - + and "Normal" in german. + Additionally it then has to avoid name collisions such as a) styles "Normal" and "Default" in a single document, where we can use the original distinct names "Normal" and "Default" and.. b) styles "Normal" and "Default" in a single document, where - we can not use the original names, and must come up with an + we can not use the original names, and must come up with an alternative name for one of them.. And it needs to report to the importer if the style being mapped to @@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ namespace sw { private: //I hate these things stupid pImpl things, but its warranted here - CharMapper *mpImpl; + CharMapper *mpImpl; public: CharStyleMapper(SwDoc &rDoc); ~CharStyleMapper(); @@ -284,25 +284,25 @@ namespace sw @param rName The name of the word style - @param eSti + @param eSti The style id of the word style, we are really only interested in knowing if the style has either a builtin standard id, or is a user defined style. - + @return The equivalent writer style packaged as a StyleResult to use for this word style. - + It will only return a failure in the pathological case of catastropic failure elsewhere of there exist already styles rName and WW-rName[0..SAL_MAX_INT32], which is both unlikely and impossible. */ - StyleResult GetStyle(const String& rName, ww::sti eSti); + StyleResult GetStyle(const String& rName, ww::sti eSti); }; /** Find suitable names for exporting this font - + Given a fontname description find the best primary and secondary fallback font to use from MSWord's persp font @@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ namespace sw bool HasDistinctSecondary() const; FontMapExport(const String &rFontDescription); }; - + class InsertedTableClient : public SwClient { public: @@ -328,11 +328,11 @@ namespace sw }; /** Handle requirements for table formatting in insert->file mode. - + When inserting a table into a document which already has been formatted and laid out (e.g using insert->file) then tables must be handled in a special way, (or so previous comments and - code in the filters leads me to believe). + code in the filters leads me to believe). Before the document is finalized the new tables need to have their layout frms deleted and recalculated. This TableManager @@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ namespace sw a document should be registered with this manager with InsertTable, and before finialization DelAndMakeTblFrms should be called. - + @author <a href="mailto:cmc@openoffice.org">Caolán McNamara</a> @@ -454,8 +454,8 @@ namespace sw /** Given a SwNoTxtNode (ole/graphic) get original size Get the uncropped and unscaled size of the underlying graphic or - ole object associated with a given SwNoTxtNode. - + ole object associated with a given SwNoTxtNode. + This function will swap in the graphic if it is swapped out from the graphic or object cache, but will swap it out if that was the case, i.e. rNd is logically unchanged before and after @@ -464,7 +464,7 @@ namespace sw @param rNd the SwNoTxtNode whose objects original size we want - @return + @return the uncropped unscaled size of the SwNoTxtNode @author @@ -478,9 +478,9 @@ namespace sw sal_uInt16 mnScript; rtl_TextEncoding meCharSet; bool mbRTL; - CharRunEntry(xub_StrLen nEndPos, sal_uInt16 nScript, - rtl_TextEncoding eCharSet, bool bRTL) - : mnEndPos(nEndPos), mnScript(nScript), meCharSet(eCharSet), + CharRunEntry(xub_StrLen nEndPos, sal_uInt16 nScript, + rtl_TextEncoding eCharSet, bool bRTL) + : mnEndPos(nEndPos), mnScript(nScript), meCharSet(eCharSet), mbRTL(bRTL) { } @@ -489,7 +489,7 @@ namespace sw typedef std::vector<CharRunEntry> CharRuns; typedef CharRuns::const_iterator cCharRunIter; - /** Collect the ranges of Text which share + /** Collect the ranges of Text which share Word generally requires characters which share the same direction, the same script, and occasionally (depending on the format) the @@ -512,13 +512,13 @@ namespace sw @return STL container of CharRuns which describe the shared direction, script and optionally script of the contigious sequences of characters - + @author <a href="mailto:cmc@openoffice.org">Caolán McNamara</a> @see #i22537# for example */ - CharRuns GetPseudoCharRuns(const SwTxtNode& rTxtNd, + CharRuns GetPseudoCharRuns(const SwTxtNode& rTxtNd, xub_StrLen nStart = 0, bool bSplitOnCharSet = false); } } |