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These weird hacks are apparently needed only because the \loch \hich
\dbch were mapped wrongly; for the list level destination it's only
important that the existing fonts are not overwritten.

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The logic is not immediately obvious from the RTF spec; let's do what
the editengine RTF import does, but without the unnecessary complexity.

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Word will reject Shift-JIS following \loch, but apparently OOo could read
and (worse) write such documents, so accept Shift-JIS regardless of run
charset type.

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This is a variable-length encoding, and the second byte may be a RTF
syntax character like \, {, }.

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Not sure if using lockFocusFlipped: has the same effect, but will
see...

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NSTextInput was deprecated in 10.6.

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I forgot some lines while rebasing and had to fix this here.

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To have them all in the same place.

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To the new class DocumentDrawModelManager.
All moved methods and members have the same in thew new class.

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In places other than sw/core/

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Which returns the DocumentSettingManager as its interface.

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Compatability -> Compatibility

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Because it is not needed there anymore in that class.
I added it as an include in all files that need it.

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Because it is not needed there anymore with IDocumentSettingManager.

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And moved all calls to those methods to GetDocumentSettingManager().

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And corresponding getter and setter which had to be made part of
IDocumentSettingAccess so their symbols get correclty exported.

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Moved mn32DummyCompatabilityOptions1 from SwDoc to DocumentSettingManager
and moved a comment from SwDoc to it.

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Also overloaded SwDoc::getDocumentDeviceAccess with its const
version.

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Moved all SwDoc::getPrintData and SwDoc::setPrintData calls to their
appropriate interface methods (SwDoc::getIDocumentDeviceAccess::").

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Moved all SwDoc::getJobSetup and SwDoc::setJobSetup calls to their
appropriate interface methods (SwDoc::getIDocumentDeviceAccess::").

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Moved all SwDoc::getReferenceDevice and SwDoc::setReferenceDevice calls to their
appropriate interface methods (SwDoc::getIDocumentDeviceAccess::").

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