Hi Eike,
I'm a bit lost here. Maybe we need to sort that out from scratch again.
This appears to be the most complicated change in function names we're
tackling because of the different functions AND having an Add-In function
involved AND different names for similar but not quite identical functions
in UI and file formats.
Let's postpone until April ...
It's April, the sun is up :)
I'll try to explain the situation as I see it.
As you know, the problem is that the ODFF function name ISOWEEKNUM is currently used for a function
with WEEKNUM functionality.
I checked the function definitions for WEEKNUM and ISOWEEKNUM, for ODFF and Excel. ODFF and Excel
are as good as identical, except that Excel may experience problems when the date value is entered
is text.
I intend to ignore that difference and support both WEEKNUM and ISOWEEKNUM in Calc.
I propose to put right in 2 steps.
UI: English function name used in user interface
ODFF: function name used in ODFF-document (ods)
ODFF-legacy: function name that can be read from ODFF-document and will be converted to ODFF
function name; used for backwards compatibility (conversion in ScCompiler::IsOpCode())
EXcel: function name used for export/import to/from Excel (xlsx)
LO version 4.5:
UI ODFF ODFF-'legacy' Excel
WEEKNUM WEEKNUM ISOWEEKNUM WEEKNUM
ISOWEEKNUM ISOWEEKNUM_TMP ISOWEEKNUM
remove UI WEEKNUM_ADD (similar as with GCD_ADD, gerrit#15185)
LO version 4.6:
UI ODFF ODFF-'legacy' Excel
WEEKNUM WEEKNUM WEEKNUM
ISOWEEKNUM ISOWEEKNUM ISOWEEKNUM_TMP ISOWEEKNUM
Any questions, objections, suggestions?
Winfried
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