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Hi August,

On 17/11/11 16:52, August Sodora wrote:
a minor fix ) So, what I suggest is to mail the patch to me/list and I will>  test/integrate it ( 
already I fear some manual merging will be necessary as
Everything is pushed to the branch feature/line-numbers-in-basicIDE.

I have added a 'Goto Line' menu to the IDE yesterday and it will certainly
conflict with your patch.
I see Norbert has already integrated that, just some points to remember, for new files don't forget to add a license header ( I added that for linenumberwindow.[ch]xx ) Also, only items that raise dialogs should end with '...' I corrected the string for that.. You can see the changes here -> http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=fd48c0eead825326ce1ee31d043185a79e7fa87f
I was looking at this and was wondering if it made sense to factor out
the dialog into its own hxx/cxx. I'd very much like to see the whole
group of baside*.cxx get turned into something more meaningful where
it is easier to find a specific piece of functionality.


I'm not a major fan of slavishly imposing a rule of individual [ch]xx files per class, this is especially true for minor ( & tiny ) classes used only internally ( as is the case here ) in fact I think probably there was no need for this new dialog to appear in header file, thinking about it, the class could/should have been internalised in the source file where it is used. In general though.
hth,

thanks again
Noel

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