The service already existed, it just did not have an IDL file.

Change-Id: I34f9c29b7d5c91735cf1763b74d02516466bc78c

Change-Id: I38c5ae35291fb79f2a95f911ce2ff86234d5ee8a

Change-Id: Ie207ed693847fc9791851e22eddb7b7e8ba76b41

Change-Id: Idaa9afd9751c1272ea3dc1d621b8d40a8a7dbbd7

Project: dictionaries  a272609545d3153107828949911fc04c1e87b329

Change-Id: I503e8fa4d84590e2ac0f569b611706aa672c9204

Change-Id: Iaf978c557066c9fe300f74ce373907b93a0c7861

We need a new test case for this with a matrix that does not contain
cells with error values.

Change-Id: I7fb9efb5077cf6e43cbfd32c64274777d371b956

Change-Id: I202526bb3cf6e0f6c55913b44a15694e0794e273

Change-Id: Iedb17e216083fdb8990fe9dc663b27eaa352ecf3

Change-Id: Idedd6be54cf74efc69a48d39018011aba018973e

Change-Id: Id45f4c853bf689afa8a46edc02e1e5f8c43894bc

This change also introduces the following changes:

1) Special initialization routine just for the unit test runs.  In
   particular, SfxMedium instance needs to be set even for a brand-new
   document (as in the actual run-time), or else the document would be
   always labeled "read-only".  This prevented us from testing various
   code in Calc, which this commit fixes.

2) Several cppunit checks that checked for incorrect results, which
   passed because we happened to be getting those incorrect results
   due to the issue with the SfxMedium instance not being set.

3) Unfortunately now the test for cell function MATCH fails for some
   mysterious reason.  The test is disabled temporarily until we figure
   this out.

Change-Id: If231fd99e0ffddcd74f65c7cb5476e7a25f0ac7d

With the removal of binfilter, legacy StarOffice format documents cannot
be converted any more, so remove the associated code.

Change-Id: I49da6b56eb893acebce0de43846128abaede6a71

Change-Id: Iceac0952b6fc9765cb12f6694260070c1c17296b

Project: help  89d2680dda47ae81b2a50a0e9e1239f90b99cdb7

Change-Id: Ibf878c44ae761e59a04b6d5023296c5918cbf85e
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/1665Reviewed-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>
Tested-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>

This was about importing RTF tables where different rows had different
number of cells. In the meantime, a better implementation was added for
DOCX, just using that for RTF fixes the import of this bugdoc.

Also fixes a crasher while loading ooo43817-1.rtf.

Change-Id: I0970275272eca7f33a442bd6acc97a4f8d9dabeb

Change-Id: If87f96b5c616ee6ec70de6aa7f2a58c044f04f3a

Change-Id: Ic3fd543351637c610621814bb8c8f4fa3cab64fc

Change-Id: Ib35cba4544726c1653d36072f3499dffec3cced3

Change-Id: I8fda443bb224a7a99b992611221a65e9869da8b9

so remove the MAX and MIN options and simplify the whole lot

Change-Id: Iaaf350c37e01f7fce434af760bcddb9b7d7135ea

Change-Id: I247a52cf547da268e5aa6f7c9fef000c598b661b

a) ImplCalcDigitLang that determines the digit language
b) ImplInitDigitMode that just sets the outputdevice according to that lang
c) and convertDigits that physically converts the digits in a string
from one language to another

then change the body of convertDigits to use GetLocalizedChar from vcl rather
than its outdated copy of the method, which teachs editeng all the digit modes
that were added since the method was originally copy and pasted.

Change-Id: I2ef7d5d3396c106d4f8fd90142c9d9cf99064bee

The need for this is ooxml: we need to have a duplicate entry (rPr)
like this:
<p>
  <pPr>
     <rPr>...</rPr>
  </pPr>
  <r>
     <rPr>...</rPR>
  </r>
</p>
This patch allows to do that by setting aside a copy of the <rPr> line,
and then merging the copy when needed.

Change-Id: I3868a822aa9e5210f3d814c68398a38f95072cd5
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/1648Reviewed-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>
Tested-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>

Change-Id: I179363e7d0acc3d6a1f95dcfe975275a9243e863
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/1649Reviewed-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>
Tested-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>

This reverts commit 60fa5057,
which was a revert of 723f772d (fix for ooo#106749) with an
alternative fix to avoid a regression (fdo#56513).

This commit contain a fix for the sectPr issue, and does not
regress on the 2 previously fixed issue.

Change-Id: Ibc551b38d25554c59b7c4ac5a447a0d60323f53f
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/1647Reviewed-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>
Tested-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>

Change-Id: I2a57cdea7e952c52f5ee93466a7b81da73b75a7c

Change-Id: If4c9cb523c6ac357683522029769a82ba10667f1

Change-Id: I5a219011952f37861b0688e17afca1b3b07fdc31

The missing argument could cause data loss due to ill-formatted
document produced.

Change-Id: I65dee7f42c633ae9602d454e2f03ebc821c9c0ab

Change-Id: I229602e7783c76e7fc57b78a408f90c1f6a8cda5

...in the style of d6308705 "pywizards: get rid
of ViewHandler" and 15560086 "fdo#59248: Remove
remaining dangling view of ViewHandler.py," though the Python version of the
Agenda wizard appers not be used yet, anyway.

Change-Id: I993306d6ffa87d0938763706d41e12b2ffdf57e6

Change-Id: Ib31ebaf6a6117689737705921a7af558257e8cd1

...that had been left behind by d6308705
"pywizards: get rid of ViewHandler" and caused "from .LetterWizardDialogImpl
import LetterWizardDialogImpl" in CallWizard.py to fail.

Change-Id: I51dcb2812863f502bc06e3e3b07285f6c31714ca

Word has problems if the effect extent element is omitted. This gets
the minimum required extent using the shadow position.

Change-Id: I69d0d7a694c34f50289253e5cb7c4265198deaa8
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/1655Reviewed-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>
Tested-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>

Apparently the login() method in Python 3.3 expects str arguments for
user and password, since it calls encode on them, but for Python 2.6 the
"encode" calls were explicitly added in the caller since login() does
not encode itself; add an ugly version check for that.

Change-Id: Iebfce44073a837e9cb845855ba448d5b6a2ebd11

This reverts commit 9dec0c79.

Was nonsense because login method actually expects "str" arguments.

Change-Id: If9d4640b59dd411734a581c66f9310d31ab9fbb7
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/1632Tested-by: Norbert Thiebaud <nthiebaud@gmail.com>
Reviewed-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>
Tested-by: Noel Power <noel.power@suse.com>