-- impact on corresponding strings in the UI, folder names, package names, ...

Code will not compile if macro BOOST_LCAST_NO_WCHAR_T is defined

https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/6400

The commit was committed upstream.

Adapt the office code to use the new-style service constructor

While at it, remove unused code from the complex toolbar controls
example.

Stlport 5.2 and newer set the _STLP_HAS_NATIVE_FLOAT_ABS define for all MSVC>=2005,
so that the stl::abs() defines are enabled. Otherwise the compilation fails because
only stl::abs(complex<>) gets included which messes things up because it is the
only one available after the SFINAE eliminations when the compiler tries to
instantiate e.g. boost's atanh using stl::abs()

Revert r1428523. Apparently the problem is caused by a template
conflict with STLPort.

Special thanks to hdu@ for his incredible detective work.

To fix the build on some windows machines where exporting the changed INCLUDE paths messes things up.

Merged from revision 1409408 of https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ooo/branches/gbuild:
# HG changeset patch
# User Hans-Joachim Lankenau <hjs@openoffice.org>
# Date 1300125618 -3600
# Node ID b4abd2828ea57472570b5b6ed991baf114e0f48f
# Parent  f53b9337ae7a62b654cd60701660dfc7cf008aab

Boost provides some well implemented and tested versions of the
inverse hyperbolic and small power functions. According to the 
documentation the error for these boost versions should be about
1 or 2  Epsilon.

Testing shows that for recent Apache OpenOffice this won't cause
much  difference but Symphony users will see important precision 
improvements.

Special Thanks to Regina Henschel for providing excellent test cases.

#121520# changed basic color palette as described in the task and discussed on the list under '[proposal] Adopt palette to Symphony palette partially', also corrected typos on gradient definitions

Collect several javadoc issues from Noel:

Fix a bunch of javadoc warnings in param.
Cleanup javadoc see tags.
Fix various misc. javadoc issues.

Author:	Noel Grandin

Special thanks to the author for contributing to this project the
result of such tedious and never sufficiently appreciated task!

Author:	Noel Grandin

Special thanks to the author for contributing to this project the
result of such tedious and never sufficiently appreciated task!

Author:	Noel Grandin