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Hi there,

On Tue, 2011-03-01 at 10:05 +0100, Zongbo Zhang wrote: 
Could anyone here please tell me:
 1. where I can find the source code for tooltips of 'deletion' and 'insertion'?

        Oh - you want to look at change-tracking; see sw/inc/redline.hxx and
related classes - it is called 'red-lining' in the code (and many other
places).

        For tooltips - all these (English) strings will be in .src files - so
just grep through all the .src files:

$ find -name '*.src'| xargs grep -Hn 'string from the user interface'

        or near Windows equivalent.

2. when an odt file was saved, where are those 'deletion' or 'insertion '
info saved? are they saved in a xml file?      if so, where can I find
the xml file?

        I suggest you edit a file, do some changes, save them as flat odt: ie.
just using .fodt in the (linux at least) file selector should do that
for you. Then seeing what changed.

        ie. save; re-load / do a change, re-save, and diff the former to the
latter document.

Really short of skill/experience for searching these kind of things.

        The ODF saving code is in the xmloff/ module AFAIR :-) Please do help
fill out the source description page in the wiki with more details
as/when you discover them :-)

        HTH,

                Michael.

-- 
 michael.meeks@novell.com  <><, Pseudo Engineer, itinerant idiot




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