Hi Alfonso,
On Tue, 2011-01-25 at 13:19 +0000, Alfonso Eusebio wrote:
This patch removes commented out code from the calc/chart2 directories.
Hey ! it's cool, thank you for that. Unfortunately, your patch seems to
be against really rather an old version; so I have only been able to
commit (and push) parts of it; but I just did that.
Can you confirm your changes are under the LGPLv3+/MPL - and consider
re-sending the other pieces after a re-base ? In general it is really
best to re-base your tree before submitting a patch (though this can
mean working through the conflicts) - don't worry, git is not the
easiest tool to learn to use :-) So - I would do:
cd clone/calc
git pull -r
and work through the problems (after I've pushed this change); then git
add the various files, and git rebase --continue until it is cleaned up.
Hopefully, next time around I'll be able to do something more "functional".
Looking forward to that :-) what are you most interested in ? and you
are using the master branch I assume (?).
Incidentally, it is good practise to follow master - and do a:
g pull -r
from the top-level (bootstrap) directory routinely.
By the way, I haven't compiled the code as I've been just removing commented
lines.
That's fine :-) I'll do a test compile here.
P.S.: I sent a subscription request to the distribution list some time ago but I
haven't received any reply for now. I guess there's a backlog of stuff.
Subscribing is easiest via the web form here:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
you'd know if you were subscribed, there is quite a volume of mail :-)
Thanks !
Michael.
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