Whatever this is, all it seems to do it to cause jitter when editing
text. The only place where this has any use is when editing RTL text
since Core Text seems to always place the trailing space on the right.

Change-Id: I35726775fb2a11761d264238fe702e58bbafd7fd

Change-Id: I153b5ac4c2c75aca055ef49920cbccf3bd7720d4

give access to the extended help text for commands

(cherry picked from commit 3f483a92)

Conflicts:
	sfx2/inc/sfx2/sidebar/ControllerItem.hxx

Change-Id: I22668e6f9c1c7aed174a43d7d3e04829dc6733ae

Related: #i122433# fix build breaker

 invalid use of incomplete type 'struct Help'

(cherry picked from commit 797e3999)

Change-Id: Ifde6fede9b91eb828c665a5a720b93171108e17b

(cherry picked from commit 88914c61)

Change-Id: I6d5c7365cfe51ba7c6ce57f589264aac8b066742

(cherry picked from commit c4ef17d5)

Conflicts:
	ucb/source/ucp/ftp/ftpcfunc.cxx
	ucb/source/ucp/ftp/ftpinpstr.cxx
	ucb/source/ucp/ftp/ftpinpstr.hxx
	ucb/source/ucp/ftp/ftpurl.cxx

Change-Id: I267a9191f9b922380bef8653ac74543662ebf3ef

(cherry picked from commit 2d1c3f40)

Change-Id: I3ec3e83354c60c53263b8f823d6a0037dfc9130b

Change-Id: I20878a3977fe7b3ab7e733a7bc0d704fb5835009

... so adjust the links to the less predictable defaults for now.

Change-Id: Ia39823fe048ceb878465ce4bfdb60a3276864ba3

implementing UNO IDL support in doxygen:  9 days of work
converting IDL file comments to doxygen:  5 days of work
removing 57k lines of unmaintained buggy
autodoc, bespoke String and File classes: priceless

Change-Id: I566edb4f91454baa35e07d901432a8dfd35b9c29

... and even does it wrongly by appending the fragment part too early.

Change-Id: I05c790113cb219f422a9650db85c04943cde28a3

Change-Id: I2b1874ff926c7510016919b9f11674a4746fa82c

This was a good idea in its time and age (2 weeks ago) but has been
obsoleted by recent developments: sadly with the zoo of files
generated by doxygen this kind of tracking makes no sense.

Change-Id: I243de5cf6129ea3532067a39006d8e4259f15a95

There is no need to package doxygen, users can just download that from
upstream.

Change-Id: I166b2f5b692d2335246e3484089ebe5d8edcae4a

Change-Id: I9d1e232f2fea779f111067b588bbb36411039de2

Unfortnately the MSI stuff complains that lines in ddf files are too
long, so we need to use SHORT_NAMES.  But use it only on Windows because
the file names are mostly just numbers then and totally unpredictable;
the documentation for the website must not be built on Windows.

Change-Id: I5d7d917bf34c55424259cf04bb13cb8c26fe409b

Change-Id: I1613ce8cf9b8248bb5d5e546df7310154e11b830

Change-Id: I76b531238d86c9f2ed444d230638ffb9a2d62618

Change-Id: I3a1281c756305f16d193210839ca6b826662698e

Change-Id: I1c0c89f515f06bd14b659836d777aa705a6f03d6

Change-Id: Ifcfdcc1aee5f45745ab17d83f69c2cf293b58196

Change-Id: Icaed7afe8f2463ffc16421642ff2e073fb4b7cc1

Change-Id: Ic507170e94d08155430601658689b3d7b96e0f80

Apparently doxygen doesn't like XML-style empty elements.

Change-Id: I0fe8105a196fa3cf5b980f0b6f18933adf8a1d53

Change-Id: Iff23e173e4726682c719c5de303fded0bc671bd3

Change-Id: Ied26925485b2be649cabafff338e6d78c7bd17b3

Most of these are just cosmetic, and middot can be replaced by cdot.

Change-Id: I39a45a2d5d0f10b5b0e793b6fa5e0c041c4669d5

Only useful ones appear to be <tbody> and <thead> which doxygen doesn't
support but we only use those in 3 places so who cares.

Change-Id: I374f7d208873a8436fe76e0f800ce18df5b188b3

<listing> is called @code / @endcode in doxygen.
@example requires a file name in doxygen.
Also adapt various silly examples that use tools String in C++ or manual
syntax highlighting in Java etc.

Change-Id: I23cff1b688001f438526a6a1364cc5f754b504f7

Apparently <module> is yet another imaginary thing autodoc doesn't know.

Change-Id: I25382f8c2ae024d29ae20ab3b85740e9d6a9e9da

It is amazing what some people believe autodoc supports.

Also, com::sun::star::uno::Any does not exist in IDL, that is part of
the C++ language binding.

Change-Id: I1f1f5cf5d27663ace6ff618ecbecb41fd2dfa1fc

sed -i "s,<method>\([^<]\+\)</method>,\1,g"

Change-Id: Ic3eef0c03e512f7d607a87c58f9f01626f5a57a1

sed -i "s,<method>\([^<]\+[^)]\)</method>,\1(),g"

Change-Id: Ie443efb5b283067bc5475810f6848061900d8401

sed -i 's,<\(TRUE\|FALSE\|VOID\|NULL\)/>,`\1`,g'

Change-Id: Ia4df97ca809b00993530d67203bbe4ba7a072201

sed -i 's,<\(true\|false\|void\)/>,`\U\1`,g'

Change-Id: I87a6e81ff22b47ea979322d01c49350892d3945f

sed -i 's,<atom>\([^<]\+\)</atom>,`\1`,g'

Change-Id: I530fe998b0c422e83c4324807d42700126bc9883

sed -i 's,<method scope="\([^"]*\)">\([^<]\+\)</method>,\1::\2,g'

Change-Id: I09ee9ecae922e0b28730d1689b802e6041b3ceed

sed -i 's,<method scope="\([^"]*\)">\([^<][^)]\+\)</method>,\1::\2(),g'

Change-Id: I7ceb805d67a79c297fb5f044a8fb226ec2fb366c

sed -i "s,<method>\([a-z][^<]\+\)</method>,\1,g"

Change-Id: I9483d63cce4afd168d47a465b367aed3da45d64b

What is sad about this is that autodoc doesn't even support <method>.

sed -i "s,<method>\([a-z][^<]\+[^)]\)</method>,\1(),g"

Change-Id: I702ef71423ced1d5195f2e0535e73b1bb4d3f6f2

... which does not seem to do anything anyway.

sed -i "s,<arg>\([^<]\+\)</arg>,\1,g"

Change-Id: I90bcf81ea046bc88297ed8eadc560ad31d19830b