It appears we define this macro in tools un-conditionally; we should remove it and the #ifdef / #endif lines that refer to it - now that would be a Feat :-) Thanks ! :-)
Hi, I am a student of FEE CTU. This semester we have a subject called Open Source Programming. As a semestral work we have to choose some open-source project and participate on it. So I would like to help fix this bug. As soon as possible I am going to download source files of LibreOffice and start working on them. Can you better explain what is the problem? In what source files is the macro located? Bleska
Hi bleska: To get the source cf. https://www.libreoffice.org/developers-2/ git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core git grep FEAT_FSYS_DOUBLESPEED You can see some of that in the header eg. http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/tree/tools/inc/tools/fsys.hxx#n33 Hope that helps :-) looking forward to a patch.
Hi thanks for the intro. It was really helpful. I have successfully downloaded and built the source files. Today I have made the required changes and built the source files again. What is a best method for you to submit a patch? Bleska
Created attachment 75788 [details] [PATCH] Patch for a bug 61516.
Hi Jiri - thanks so much for that :-) I've pushed your patch. It'd be great to get a blanket license statement from you on the developer list (no subscription required): libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org - see: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Developers for more details. Thanks again.
Hi Michael, no problem at all. I will try to send a blanket license statement to a mailing list. Problem is that my mail from fel.cvut.cz email address was refused (probably some spam filter). I will send it from my google account. Thanks for your cooperation, it's an interesting project and I will probably try to contribute to it further. Bleska
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