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On Thu, Sep 6, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Michael Meeks <michael.meeks@suse.com> wrote:

On Thu, 2012-09-06 at 13:15 +0200, John Smith wrote:
Alright, let me see if I understand this one correctly first. You
basically want people to be able to find out what gets "#define" 'd in
what rc files ? So for example, you want people to search for
"FL_RECORD" to discover that that gets defined in
'./sw/source/ui/envelp/mailmrge.hrc" ?

        Nope it's worse than that; we want to go from "Export" to:

String STR_PDF_EXPORT
{
        Text[ en-US ] = "E~xport";
};

I still dont understand. Something to do with my lack of understanding
C++, I guess. Feel free to ignore or answer as you see fit; I doubt
ill be able to do what is needed at this point anyway. So what would
be needed as input, and what would be the output ?

You want people to be able to enter "Records" as input, and have it
output this :

    FixedLine FL_RECORD
    {
        Pos = MAP_APPFONT ( 6 , 86 ) ;
        Size = MAP_APPFONT ( 126 , 8 ) ;
        Text [ en-US ] = "Records" ;
    };

as it is listed in "./sw/source/ui/envelp/mailmrge.src" ?

Or, more strictly: have people enter "Drawing View", to output

String SID_SD_A11Y_D_DRAWVIEW_N
{
    Text [ en-US ] = "Drawing View";
};

as listed in "./sd/source/ui/accessibility/accessibility.src", but
*only* for the cases where it says exactly "String ALL_CAPS_HERE",
*and* the only thing between the curly braces is :

Text [ en-US ] = "Drawing View"

?

- John.

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