Hi,
Last few weeks I have been polishing the patches. Latest updates are
- we decided to keep the colors in a single dialog (the app color dialog).
- made some changes in qt related code to report the colors correctly. before
this,
`StyleSettings::WindowColor()` was actually base color from t
Hi, Last few days, I made various attempts to setup a MacOs VM on my
Archlinux, but most of them were unusable. Then I went out and got a
graphics card (rx6600 8g) to pass it to the VM using vfio (also upgraded
ram to 64G). It didn't work, as for vfio, I require 2 displays connected
to the comp
Hi Sahil,
Sahil Gautam schrieb am 12.07.2024 um 22:51:
Hi, since I cannot use `ccache` on windows, it's taking very long to
compile even a single line change in a cxx file. Any solutions? Regards
Sahil Gautam
See section "Partial build" in
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Gene
Hi, since I cannot use `ccache` on windows, it's taking very long to
compile even a single line change in a cxx file. Any solutions? Regards
Sahil Gautam
On 7/12/24 11:41 PM, Sahil Gautam wrote:
Hi,
Last few days I was working on the application colors dialog, adding a way to
reset the theme
Hi,
Last few days I was working on the application colors dialog, adding a way to
reset the theme colors.
For the automatic theme, the system colors are read again. For themes, since
there was no way of
getting the default colors, once the theme is loaded into the registry, so each
theme now
For the record, this also works in gdb (and front-ends such as ddd):
ignore
where is the breakpoint number and is the number of times to ignore it.
-- Kurt
On Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024 at 12:41 AM, Mike Kaganski
wrote:
> On 01.07.2024 23:42, Sahil Gautam wrote:
>
> > Hi, I successfully b
On 01.07.2024 23:42, Sahil Gautam wrote:
Hi, I successfully built libreoffice on windows using LODE. The problem
is that I cannot see stdout on the terminal, or in vscode's terminal. I
rely on that for checking if opening this dialog trips this breakpoint
or not, and how many times does it do s
On 02.07.2024 11:07, Jim Raykowski wrote:
For me, running with instdir/program/soffice.exe doesn't show
std::cout output in the terminal. Running with
instdir/program/soffice.bin does.
https://mikekaganski.wordpress.com/2018/11/21/proper-console-mode-for-libreoffice-on-windows/
--
Best regards
For me, running with instdir/program/soffice.exe doesn't show
std::cout output in the terminal. Running with
instdir/program/soffice.bin does.
On Mon, Jul 1, 2024 at 9:15 PM Heiko Tietze
wrote:
>
> In cygwin environment, don't you run instdir/program/soffice.exe? Works well
> here.
>
>
> On 01.0
In cygwin environment, don't you run instdir/program/soffice.exe? Works well
here.
On 01.07.24 8:42 PM, Sahil Gautam wrote:
Hi, I successfully built libreoffice on windows using LODE. The problem is that
I cannot see stdout on the terminal, or in vscode's terminal. I rely on that for
checking
Hi, I successfully built libreoffice on windows using LODE. The problem
is that I cannot see stdout on the terminal, or in vscode's terminal. I
rely on that for checking if opening this dialog trips this breakpoint
or not, and how many times does it do so. using a debugger seems a good
choice,
On 29.06.24 9:46 PM, Ilmari Lauhakangas wrote:
Did you remember to add to your autogen.input
--with-visual-studio=2022
Stumbled over the same problem ;-). As always, reading the notes helps.
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/BuildingOnWindows#Notes_on_older_and_non-default_MS_comp
Did you remember to add to your autogen.input
--with-visual-studio=2022
Ilmari
On 29.6.2024 22.19, Sahil Gautam wrote:
Hi,
So I was setting up Libreoffice Dev on windows (Yes, windows), I was following
the
LODE guide from the wiki. I faced this error while running ./autogen.sh
checki
Hi,
So I was setting up Libreoffice Dev on windows (Yes, windows), I was following
the
LODE guide from the wiki. I faced this error while running ./autogen.sh
checking whether build should auto use hardening compiler flags... no
checking whether to build a Commun
On 2024-06-28 19:37, Sahil Gautam wrote:
I spent quite some time with QStyle trying to get it to paint the UI
elements, which complicated stuff, and took a lot of time, where it was
just palette manipulation (mostly). Also I found that we handle the
menubar separately, and it's not drawn via dr
Hi, I missed the email for the last week, sorry for that. So the patch
for gtk was pushed, and the one for QT will be out by tommorrow(+1 day).
I spent quite some time with QStyle trying to get it to paint the UI
elements, which complicated stuff, and took a lot of time, where it was
just palet
Hi, so the issue has been
resolved,https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/168016/comment/b977e358_def16582/
[Rafael's comment on missing registry entry for LoadDefaultSystemColors]. Now
it loads the default colors
into the registry once (as expected).
On 6/11/24 4:04 AM, Sahil Gautam wrote:
H
Hi
went through the design of data flow this week. I found myself running away
from the VCL
and it's colors, or rather from the question of "how to get 2 way exchange of colors
working".
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/168016 Here's the patch [WIP]
There is quite some information to k
Hi,
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/168016 updated patch trying to store
the expert configuration
as a part of `StyleSettings`. Next step would be to discriminate between
different settings based on
the scheme selected. Once that's done, I will start working on the widget
toolkits to m
Hi,
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/168016 updated patch trying to store
the expert configuration
as a part of `StyleSettings`. Next step would be to discriminate between
different settings based on
the scheme selected. Once that's done, I will start working on the widget
toolkits to m
On 2024-05-27 06:48, Sahil Gautam wrote:
@Michael made a vaild point.
Haven't played around with the ColorConfig
much, (slow PC reasons), but this week I will go through that.
Things will be more clear then.
This is my take on it now.
- Read the colors from the widget toolkits and store it som
@Michael made a vaild point.
Haven't played around with the ColorConfig
much, (slow PC reasons), but this week I will go through that.
Things will be more clear then.
This is my take on it now.
- Read the colors from the widget toolkits and store it somewhere.
The entries in the `Color
Color
On 2024-05-27 05:04, Sahil Gautam wrote:
The project is about not depending on the OS for colors and implement "Themes"
in Libreoffice. So as per my understanding (opinions invited), all the
`Set...Color()`
calls in the `bool UpdateSettings(AllSettings& rSettings)` functions, which take
colors f
Hi, the coding period starts today.
The project is about not depending on the OS for colors and implement "Themes"
in Libreoffice. So as per my understanding (opinions invited), all the
`Set...Color()`
calls in the `bool UpdateSettings(AllSettings& rSettings)` functions, which take
colors from th
Hi,the WIP prototype patch is linked in the sources below.
I created an extension and found that we can overwrite the expert configuration
from
the extension. Then I searched on the web for what options do these toolkits
provide in
terms of styling. For gtk, the only option that I found was to g
Hi, I am Printf from India, and I will be working on the "Libreoffice
Theme" project this summer. First of all, many many thanks to Heiko and
Rafael for mentoring the project, and to the community for being so
welcoming! This week, I have been wrapping up some patches that I had
assigned myself
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