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On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 12:05 PM, Markus Mohrhard <
markus.mohrhard@googlemail.com> wrote:

Hey Tomaž,

We can try to find someone doing the work in glade so that it would be
just adapting the code which I can quickly do if necessary.

The same code is used in 2 different dialogs - trend line for all data
series and trend line for a particular data series. Also I have a feeling
that if we convert this one dialog that we would need to convert the others
also.  But anyway - this is not a priority for me now.


I will do but chart is a bit special. There should be no changes to
published interfaces in com/sun/star/chart and all changes should be
made to the unpublished ones in com/sun/star/chart2. This means in
your case that you must duplicate some of the exisiting enums into
chart2 and extend them there.

Ah I did not see that there are two interfaces. OK I will leave everything
in com/sun/star/chart as it is.


As mentioned above com/sun/star/chart should not be changed even with
our relaxed requirements for API changes. All the changes for charts
should go into chart2 as the old chart API is stable, used outside of
LibO and on its way to become deprecated. However this also means to
adapt the corresponding import/export code as it surely uses the chart
API and not the new chart2 API for this feature.

As far as I saw xlsx and xls are using chart2 API so no problem here, but
"xmloff" is using the old chart API - this complicates things. :(


I'll have a closer look later today.

Regards,
Markus

Regards, Tomaž

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