Hi all,
unfortunately I spend the first half of the week in solving build
issues, anyhow after Thorsten's advice to base my job on the
libreoffice-3-4-0 branch instead of on the master branch all work smoothly.
In the second half I started looking through the source code related
to svg export functionality, at present I have a enough clear vision of
SVGFilter and SVGExport classes (I still need to tackle SVGActionWriter,
SVGFontExport). After reading this source code I have some question:
(1)
is "api.openoffice.org" the right place where to look for API
documentation ?
(2)
what is the difference between: XShape, SdrObject (and derived classes)
and Graphic ? Which are their roles ?
(3)
what is the GDIMetafile associated with an object of type Graphic ?
(and what are MetaActions ?)
moreover some source code is a bit obscure to me:
(1)
OutputDevice::LogicToLogic( rSize100thmm, MAP_100TH_MM, aMapMode )
(2)
xDrawPages->getByIndex( nDefaultPage ) >>= mxDefaultPage;
if( mxDefaultPage.is() )
{
SvxDrawPage* pSvxDrawPage = SvxDrawPage::getImplementation(
mxDefaultPage );
if( pSvxDrawPage )
{
mpDefaultSdrPage = pSvxDrawPage->GetSdrPage();
mpSdrModel = mpDefaultSdrPage->GetModel();
if( mpSdrModel )
{
SdrOutliner& rOutl = mpSdrModel->GetDrawOutliner(NULL);
maOldFieldHdl = rOutl.GetCalcFieldValueHdl();
rOutl.SetCalcFieldValueHdl( LINK( this, SVGFilter,
CalcFieldHdl) );
}
}
}
-- Marco
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