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2013/2/16 Prashant Pandey <prashant3.yishu@gmail.com>

Hi Jean-Noel,

I am an undergrad student from India, new to the open source world, and
trying contribute something good and productive to it.

I am happy to see you actively work on Patch 38838 :) and am also working
on the same patch since last few days and trying hard to get touch with it
comfortably. However, things are not going in their best way.

Can you help me with fixing the same bug and getting me more comfortable
with it.
What is the way to replace String with OUString. Is it anywhere I see
them, I just need to replace them or there are other factors also I need to
take them under consideration?

I shall be grateful to you for being patient and helping/guiding me for
the same :)
Waiting for your earliest reply

Thanks and Regards
Prashant Pandey



Hi Prashant,

Welcome on board! The more people work on this bug the faster it will be
solved and it is a big one.
I suggets you take a look at this page:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/String_Classes

It outlines how to replace String/UniString/XubString (the 2 latter are
#define's of String) with OUString.
You can also take a look at the doc for OUString (
http://api.libreoffice.org/docs/cpp/ref/classrtl_1_1_o_u_string.html ) and
OUStringBuffer (
http://api.libreoffice.org/docs/cpp/ref/classrtl_1_1_o_u_string_buffer.html).
Since OUString is immutable it is to be used when a String does not change
or not much, while OUStringBuffer is to be used to build an OUString.

I suggest you read these pages and take a look at previous commits on
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/log/ where you can do queries
to find the relevant commits.

Also I suggest you subscribe to the developer's mailing list and ask your
questions regarding this bug there.

Thanks and good luck!
Jean-Noël

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