If foo.odt is open, 'foo.odt' is the file name passed to the file dialog
for File->Export to PDF (simply because it's the document name). If automatic
file extension is enabled, the file dialog will fix this to the PDF file type,
but if disabled, the default filename will remain foo.odt, possibly overwriting
the source file if the user is foolish enough to confirm without checking.
Change-Id: I46504630b5f4e489d5a0cedf0b2b358305763722
SFX_IMPL_INTERFACE previously looked like a function; where in fact it is
several methods defined at once, and only the last one has a body.
This is extremely confusing and hard to read; let's kill that nonsense.
Change-Id: Ia4ae22eb58b1260c9c827c894f5345693bad49e7
Add HAVE_FEATURE_DBCONNECTIVITY to <config_features.h> instead of
using (or not, more likely) -DDISABLE_DBCONNECTIVITY.
The plan is still that database connectivity would be disabled always
for the non-desktop platforms, and otherwise disabling it would be a
configure option.
But, still lots to do; the TiledLibreOffice iOS test app gets tons of
undefineds when linking if I actually try to disable the database
connectivity.
Change-Id: If1e4b55faa1514cd55dec5fc5487a30d689739ac
Introduce a configure option --disable-avmedia. For non-desktop,
avmedia is always disabled (for now), and for desktop enabled by
default. Add AVMEDIA to BUILD_TYPE when enabled. Don't build avmedia
when disabled. Add HAVE_FEATURE_AVMEDIA to <config_features.h>. Bypass
avmedia-related code when disabled.
Change-Id: I919c6e199bff87d9f142d55dff6373f0ed217f39
I can't find any evidence that it was possible to be
other than true/false here before sal_Bool got converted
to bool
Change-Id: Ieacc780b5f5abce0fe166337a50284bd5e0aef45
806919adf9c9bafbaba92c2d2ab35d2e2f9863f8 added finer-grained scrolling using
the scrollbar / scrollwheel, but inadvertently prevents the display from scrolling
when an item is selected that is currently offscreen (e.g. by using the down-arrow
button on the keyboard).
Change-Id: Iaa3a7dc6d214741d37cf4ec78c00ed0034ed1e42
These are present since OOo 2.0, but are unpublished and appear to be rarely
used, so changing them is hopefully OK.
Change-Id: I144eceb074cfdd91777f4c940cbfbc0dd73d4347
...left over after 66e4540041f09b4e779d27190f0925479f74103b "aDataAvailableLink
in SfxMedium was never called."
Change-Id: If2cfcc27f2b26ea3c950c2da1c673df940d94773
Firstly, IsFormat is unused so there's no "escape" of
bFmt back into the outside world.
Then bFmt has two purposes.
Purpose 1 is 'not be a format dialog, be a format dialog, be a format dialog but hide standard button'
so, lets just add an explicit "Hide standard button" method and call
it in the (apparently) one place where it's necessary.
Purpose 2 is to flag that "BaseFmtHdl" was called from clicking
the "Standard" button at which point its set to 2.
SfxTabDialog::Init_Impl had...
"
// bFmt = temporary Flag passed on in the Constructor(),
// if bFmt == 2, then also sal_True,
// additional suppression of the standard button,
// after the Initializing set to sal_True again
if ( bFmtFlag != 2 )
m_pBaseFmtBtn->Show();
else
bFmtFlag = sal_True;
"
but the variable acted on is bFmtFlag a copy of bFmt, and is never read again
after that line, so setting it to sal_True is meaningless. The comment suggests
that the intent is to reset bFmt to true if it was 2 during initialization,
which fits with the later use of bFmt == 2 to indicate that the standard button was
clicked, i.e. reset bFmt back to its standard value.
So make bFmt a simple toggle of dialog as a format dialog or not, add a way
to remove the standard button and add a second variable to indicate the standard
button got pressed.
Change-Id: I98a441f5f314845abe243e05b6d92fd71d7b0b04
