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2011/5/9 Christian Lohmaier <lohmaier+libreoffice@googlemail.com>

HI * -

your mail has been flagged as spam by gmail, so I reply to unhide it
for other gmail users/ping them to look in the spam folder to recover
it :-)

Thanks :)


Thanks for the patches! :-)

On Sun, May 8, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Jacek Wolszczak
<shutdownrunner@gmail.com> wrote:

Attached hereto are two patches. The first one replaces DBG_WARNING,
DBG_ASSERT, etc. with OSL_ASSERT and OSL_FAIL in writer/sw directory.

I have also removed writer/sw/source/core/inc/dbgloop.hxx as it's not
used anywhere (patch 2).

In

http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/writer/sw/source/core/access/acccontext.cxx#1520

TEST_MIB is never defined so I guess that DBG_MSG could be removed as
there are probably better ways to debug accessibility stuff.

Yes, indeed, this very, very likely is a leftover from an individual
developer's working-tree (MIB is a developer's id)


In the case of http://goo.gl/D0nC8. Do you think that dbgoutsw.* could
be removed and dbg_out be either removed from ww8/* files or replaced
with some other debug function?

Please put other question in a seperate thread - it makes tracking the
patches (have they been integrated already?) and also answereing the
other questions much easier.


Ok. Thanks for the tip.


Everything is LGPL3 / MPL if you find it useful.

Of course, but make that the "+" variant please :-)

Yes, definitely. Let it be known then that any patches submitted by me are
under LGPL3+ / MPL.


ciao
Christian


Jacek

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