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TOXControlList is used more like a list<> then a vector<>; however, the code was written using mostly [] style accessors. Thus, I had to rewrite a lot of control logic and would like someone else to review it before it gets installed.

Two methods where looping through the list list.size() times. Looking at the code, I couldn't determine why this had to be done so I changed the code to only process the list once. The methods are:

IMPL_LINK(SwTokenWindow, TbxFocusHdl, SwTOXEdit*, pEdit)
IMPL_LINK(SwTokenWindow, TbxFocusBtnHdl, SwTOXButton*, pBtn )

I played around in writer a little bit but couldn't figure out where this code was being used. If someone could point me in the right direction, I'll do a little more testing.


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I'm having some issues removing DECLARE_LIST( SwXMLTableLinesCache_Impl, SwXMLTableLinesPtr ) from sw/source/filter/xml/xmltble.cxx.

The main issue is that my compiler (g++ 4.0) doesn't allow the following:

class Foo;

class Bar {
Foo* myFoo;
}

class Foo {
int mySomething;
}

typedef ::std::vector< Foo* > typeFoo;

Because of this, I need to move enough information from the .cxx into .hxx to define Foo before Bar; however, Foo is build using some more magic Macros so I don't know how much code I can safely move to the header. Any suggestions on this would be nice.

The only two DECLARE_LIST() instances left in writer are the above and DECLARE_LIST( SwXMLFrmFmts_Impl, SwFrmFmtPtr ) which is declared in the same .cxx as the one problem one. I'm going to see if it has the same issue.

Thanks for your help,

Joe P.


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