Hi Michael
Em 28-11-2011 18:18, Michael Meeks escreveu:
Some post-commit I missed (I don't know how to fix a patch):
in /desktop/source/deployment/gui/dp_gui.hrc, please drop the line
+#define RID_EM_BTN_SELECT 23
in /desktop/source/deployment/gui/dp_gui_dialog2.cxx, please drop the line
+ aPos = Point( 0, 5 );
Any chance you could knock up a new patch to do that ? also it might be
good if:
+IMPL_LINK( ExtMgrDialog, HandleExtTypeCbx, void*, EMPTYARG )
returns 0 instead of 1 - it seems the value is ignored anyway, and 0
might be more ignoreable when read ? :-)
Well I did what other event handlers did a couple of lines above and
below... They return 1. Do I need to change all of them?
Of course, the UX guys may have some advice :-) I wonder if (perhaps)
there is just a little bit too much grey space between the bottom of the
list box, and the "Types of extensions" widget (?) They might also have
some advice on the defaults - should we show built-in extension by
default (eg.) ?
OK, back to the math notepad for a better listbox size calculation.
Tested with fontsize 13 and 10. Patch attached
About the defaults, I set it to be the same as the previous extension
manager dialog.
Anyhow - it looks great; no doubt we should add this to:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/3.5
With suitable credits etc.& close the bug.
Will do.
Kind Regards
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