GSoC Weekly Report - Markdown Filter

Hi everyone, This week I refactored the existing code and started working on different attributes of markdown files like Italic, bold, hyperlinks, etc. I also worked on the build process and made sure that the changes do not produce errors. Currently the filter is able to import lists, horizontal r

GSoC Weekly Report - Python Code Auto-completion - Week [2] ([24/05/2025] - [31/05/2025])

Dear Libreoffice community, Here’s a brief update on my progress for this week under the GSoC project: Python *.*pyi Stub Generator (pythonmaker)*.* - Created a custom .idl file (com.example.enums) for testing purposes. - Generated corresponding .rdb using LibreOffice’s unoidl

GSOC ReportBuilder Weekly Update

Hello all, This is my weekly update on implementing ReportBuilder in C++. This week I've continued to work on the existing C++ in https://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/reportdesign/source/filter/xml/xmlExport.cxx

GSoC Markdown Import Weekly Update

Hi everyone, This week, I worked on integrating the MD4C library and continued developing the initial Markdown filter provided by Mikekaganski. I have also implemented a basic parser that supports a few Markdown elements. The WIP patch is available on gerrit

GSoC Weekly Report - Python Code Auto-completion - Week [1] ([17/05/2025] - [24/05/2025])

Dear Libreoffice community, Progress report for Week 1 on "Python code auto-completion": 1. Accomplishments This Week: Analyzed Core Systems: Reviewed javamaker, netmaker, cppumaker to understand common architecture and IDL-to-language mapping. Studied shared codemaker components (TypeManager, Opt

Re: GSOC ReportBuilder Weekly Update

l be providing weekly updates and hopefully things will become more clear as I get some functioning code. Cheers, Adam Seskunas On Thu, May 22, 2025 at 4:40 PM Regis Perdreau wrote: > Hello Adam and mentors, > > I don't really understand this GSOC, I thought it was about redoing

Re: GSOC ReportBuilder Weekly Update

Hello Adam and mentors, I don't really understand this GSOC, I thought it was about redoing the reportbuilder graphics module in C++, apparently it's about making a single command line tool? or exporting files. Do you have a diagram of understanding and tell the files and directorie

GSOC ReportBuilder Weekly Update

Hello all, Just a quick weekly update on implementing ReportBuilder in C++. Last week I set out to write a very basic xslt filter that could handle some straight lines in a report. As this was the first time I had written an xslt filter and there was some work needed to get everything set up(file

[GSoC 2025] Introduction – Python Code Auto-Completion (pythonmaker)

Dear LibreOffice Community, I'm *Manish Bera*, and I'm grateful for the chance to be chosen for *Google Summer of Code 2025 with LibreOffice.* Working on a project that fits with my interests and adds to such a reputable open-source ecosystem is a true privilege. I can't wait to gain knowledge, de

GSoC: Rust UNO Language Binding

Hi everyone, I’m Mohamed Ali, a 2nd-year computer engineering student from Egypt. I’m super excited to be part of GSoC this year with LibreOffice! My project is about creating *Rust bindings for UNO* mentored by Stephan Bergmann, and I can’t wait to dive in and learn more. I’m really looking

GSOC-2025 Implement ReportBuilder in C++

Hello all, My name is Adam Seskunas and this year I will be participating in Google Summer of Code working on implementing the ReportBuilder(located in Base) in C++. This is my second year participating in GSoC for LibreOffice and I'm excited to be back! A little background about this y

GSoC: Import Markdown files into LibreOffice Writer

Hi everyone, I am Ujjawal Kumar Chouhan, and I have been selected for GSoC 2025 with LibreOffice. I will be working on the import of Markdown files into Writer under the mentorship of Thorsten Behrens. I would like to thank Xisco Fauli and Ilmari Lauhakangas for helping me get started with

GSoC-2025: BASIC IDE code auto-completion in LibreOffice

Hi everyone, I'm Devansh, and this year under Google Summer of Code, I'll be working on something the community has wanted for a long time— *bringing modern, context-aware code assistance to the LibreOffice BASIC IDE.* Last year, I worked on native support for the Histogram and Pareto Charts in C

GSoC Introduction: Reworking Impress Slideshow

Hi everyone, I’m Shardul Vikram, and I’m excited to be contributing to LibreOffice as part of GSoC 2025! I’ll be working on the project “Rework Impress Slideshow to Use Drawing Layer Primitives <https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/GSoC/Id

GSoC: New Dialog To Edit Table Styles

Hi everyone, I'm Karthik, I'm excited to share that I have been selected for this year's GSoC program with LibreOffice. I will be working on the project "New Dialog To Edit Table Styles" (https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/GSoC/Ideas#New_dialog_to_edit

[GSoC 2025] Introduction – Naveen Singh Divya Singh

n the intersection of software design and usability. I am keen on contributing to LibreOffice as part of GSoC 2025. I'm particularly interested in UI/UX improvements and features in Writer and Base. I’ve already started going through the easy hacks and have shortlisted a few bugs I’d love

Subject: Request for code review on tdf#103405 patch (LibreOffice GSoC)

take a look when convenient. I’m preparing for GSoC and really appreciate the guidance. Thanks again! – Baludu Vamsi

GSoC 2025 – Completed two difficultyInteresting EasyHacks (Baludu Vamsi)

Hello Ilmari, Noel, and LibreOffice GSoC Mentors, I hope you're doing well! This is Baludu Vamsi, and I wanted to inform you that I have now completed **two difficultyInteresting EasyHacks** as part of my GSoC 2025 application. ✅ Both patches are clean, have been formatted with `clang-f

GSoC 2025 Proposal Update: Patch Submitted for Easy Hack (Bug 34465)

Dear LibreOffice Developers, I’m writing to share an update regarding my GSoC 2025 proposal titled: "Incremental Modernization of LibreOffice Core: Converting 500+ Manual Loops Safely" As part of the qualification process, I’ve submitted a patch for an Easy Hack: 🔗 Patch L

GSoC Introduction – Pavankumar Batchu

to formally introduce myself as part of the GSoC application process. Looking forward to collaborating and learning from the community! Best regards, Pavankumar Batchu v.n.s.pavankumar.bat...@gmail.com

GSoC 2025 – Interest in "Improve Word Processor Test Coverage" Project

Dear LibreOffice Developers, My name is [Your Name], and I am excited to participate in GSoC 2025 with LibreOffice. I am particularly interested in the "Improve Word Processor Test Coverage" project and eager to contribute. I am currently learning C++ and have experience r

Re: Subject: GSoC Proposal Submission – Seeking Feedback & Guidance

n, > > I hope you are doing well. My name is Adarsh Gupta, and I am > > submitting my proposal for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2025 with > > LibreOffice. My project focuses on Re-designing the Notebookbar using > > Native Toolkit Widgets, with the goal of improving UI

Re: Subject: GSoC Proposal Submission – Seeking Feedback & Guidance

have a chat. Regards, Hossein On 28.03.2025 07:58, Adarsh Gupta wrote: Dear Hossein, I hope you are doing well. My name is Adarsh Gupta, and I am submitting my proposal for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2025 with LibreOffice. My project focuses on Re-designing the Notebookbar using Native Toolkit

Re: GSoC 2025 – Interest in "Improve Word Processor Test Coverage" Project

! Best Regards, Manish Mahapatra On Sunday, 30 March 2025 at 11:49 AM, Hridya Sadanand wrote: > Dear LibreOffice Developers, > > My name is [Your Name], and I am excited to participate in GSoC 2025 with > LibreOffice. I am particularly interested in the "Improve Word Processor

Re: Subject: GSoC Proposal Submission – Seeking Feedback & Guidance

On 3/28/25 08:58, Adarsh Gupta wrote: * * Dear Hossein, I hope you are doing well. My name is Adarsh Gupta, and I am submitting my proposal for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2025 with LibreOffice. My project focuses on *Re-designing the Notebookbar using Native Toolkit Widgets*, with the goal

Re: GSoC Proposal Review

On 3/27/25 17:06, Mohamed Zaghloul wrote:  Hi, I am interested in contributing to LibreOffice through Google Summer of Code 2025 and am currently preparing my project proposal. I would like to know the best way to get feedback on my draft proposal before the final submission. Is there a sp

GSoC Proposal Review

Hi, I am interested in contributing to LibreOffice through Google Summer of Code 2025 and am currently preparing my project proposal. I would like to know the best way to get feedback on my draft proposal before the final submission. Is there a specific process for proposal reviews? Contact pote

Re: Interest in Import Markdown files into LibreOffice Writer GSoC Project.

entfoundation.org/Development/GSoC/Ideas#Import_Markdown_files_into_LibreOffice_Writer and the references there? The project is deliberately a bit vague on the actual implementation details (library used, exact feature set), so as to grant sufficient freedom to explore the rather large 3rd party

Interest in Import Markdown files into LibreOffice Writer GSoC Project.

Hi everyone, I am Ujjawal Kumar Chouhan, a second-year student at IIT (BHU). I am interested in applying for GSoC 2025 with LibreOffice and would like to work on the "Import Markdown files into LibreOffice Writer" project idea. I wanted to discuss the project idea and wanted to know ab

WG: Inquiry About LibreOffice's Participation in GSoC 2025

Yahoo Mail - E-Mail vereinfacht - Weitergeleitete Nachricht - Von: "aboelfotouh cp" An: "andreas.heini...@yahoo.de" Cc: Gesendet: Di., Feb. 25, 2025 at 12:29 Betreff: Inquiry About LibreOffice's Participation in GSoC 2025 Dear Andreas Heinisch, I

WG: Inquiry Regarding "Remember Window Size per Document" GSoC Project

Yahoo Mail - E-Mail vereinfacht - Weitergeleitete Nachricht - Von: "Pavankumar Batchu" An: "andreas.heini...@yahoo.de" Cc: Gesendet: So., März 2, 2025 at 11:19 Betreff: Inquiry Regarding "Remember Window Size per Document" GSoC Project Respect

Re: Introduction – Interested in GSoC 2025 Contribution

On 3.3.2025 14.47, Shardul Vikram Singh wrote: Hi everyone, I'm Shardul Vikram Singh, a second-year student at IIT Jodhpur. I'm excited to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC 2025. I've solved some easy hacks and have a basic understanding of building, debugging, and sub

Introduction – Interested in GSoC 2025 Contribution

Hi everyone, I'm Shardul Vikram Singh, a second-year student at IIT Jodhpur. I'm excited to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC 2025. I've solved some easy hacks and have a basic understanding of building, debugging, and submitting patches via Gerrit. You can check out my con

Re: Interested in Contributing for GSoC'25

e: > >> > Hi, I'm Karthik Godha, a final-year Computer Science > student at > >> Vignana > >> > Bharathi Institute of Technology. I am excited about > open source > >> > development and would love to contribute

Re: Interested in Contributing for GSoC'25

student at > >> Vignana > >> > Bharathi Institute of Technology. I am excited about open source > >> > development and would love to contribute to LibreOffice > through GSoC. > >> > > >> > To get s

Re: Interested in Contributing for GSoC'25

al-year Computer Science student at >> Vignana >> > Bharathi Institute of Technology. I am excited about open source >> > development and would love to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC. >> > >> > To get started, I would appreciate any gu

Re: Interested in Contributing for GSoC'25

7;m Karthik Godha, a final-year Computer Science student at Vignana > > Bharathi Institute of Technology. I am excited about open source > > development and would love to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC. > > > > To get started, I would appreciate any guidance on beginner

Re: Interested in Contributing for GSoC'25

On 2.3.2025 13.22, Karthik wrote: Hi, I'm Karthik Godha, a final-year Computer Science student at Vignana Bharathi Institute of Technology. I am excited about open source development and would love to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC. To get started, I would appreciate any guidan

Interested in Contributing for GSoC'25

Hi, I'm Karthik Godha, a final-year Computer Science student at Vignana Bharathi Institute of Technology. I am excited about open source development and would love to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC. To get started, I would appreciate any guidance on beginner-friendly tas

Re: GSOC 2025: Getting Started as a contributor

On 28.2.2025 16.04, Shubham Achary wrote: To The LibreOffice Project Mentor Greetings, I am M Shubham Achary , a diploma passout of branch Electronics and Telecommunication engg From KiiT university . Age 22 , Male. So, I have some strong background in Embedded system, Java , c++ and Python(i

GSOC 2025: Getting Started as a contributor

To The LibreOffice Project Mentor Greetings, I am M Shubham Achary , a diploma passout of branch Electronics and Telecommunication engg From KiiT university . Age 22 , Male. So, I have some strong background in Embedded system, Java , c++ and Python(including MicroPython), Currently using Linu

Fwd: Interest in GSoC Project – Variable units on numerical input

version. We have to store it per control, and some believe this is too much micromanaging bug 72662 comment 19. Some step ahead is how GIMP allows formulas [2], tracked in bug 158685. Could be a nice icing on the cake. So the question is if someone wants to mentor this project. [1] https:/

Re: Want to Contribute for GSoC'25

On 19.12.2024 21.22, Akshay Kumar Dubey wrote: Hi, I am Akshay Dubey, a 3rd-year CSE student at IIIT Ranchi. I am determined to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC this year. While I explored contributing last year, I have since gained experience and recently cloned the LibreOffice

Want to Contribute for GSoC'25

Hi, I am Akshay Dubey, a 3rd-year CSE student at IIIT Ranchi. I am determined to contribute to LibreOffice through GSoC this year. While I explored contributing last year, I have since gained experience and recently cloned the LibreOffice repository on my Linux system. I would greatly appreciate

GSoC 2024 Final Work Product

Hello everyone, Following is the link to my final work product for my GSoC 2024 project on Integrating CPDB into the LibreOffice print dialog https://medium.com/@bpdps95/providing-cpdb-support-for-the-libreoffice-print-dialog-my-gsoc-journey-e46f72d5a61c Regards, Biswadeep

More and Better Tests GSoc Final report

Hello, Here is the link to my final report https://gist.github.com/a-seskunas/f0b624dd75a54bc7dee658123acc6b23 I have also written a document that explains the process of writing a test from the MissingUnitTest wiki. The document is a summary of what I've learned while working on my project and

GSoC Work Report: .NET Bindings for UNO

Hello everyone, Here is my final report for the GSoC project: https://gist.github.com/RMZeroFour/80e5115ddd59030a0ec808abc396e839. My warmest thanks to my mentors, Mr. Hossein and Mr. Thorsten, for their constant guidance and support, as well as to the entire LibreOffice community for being so

GSoC final report: LUA UNO Language binding in LibreOffice

Hello, Attached is my final report for the GSoC project: https://gist.github.com/VenetiaFurtado/08c232bfa39cacda134bb0a978bb7398 This experience has been an invaluable learning opportunity. I thank Stephan and Thorsten for their guidance over the past few months. I look forward to continuing my

GSoC Final Report: Comments in Sidebar

Hello everyone, I'm thrilled to share that I've completed GSoC where I implemented Writer comments in sidebar. Thanks to my mentor Sarper Akdemir for being so supportive, and guiding me throughout the GSoC period. Also thanks to Heiko Tietze for writing such a detailed bl

GSoC Final Report: Calc Function Deck Improvements

Hello everyone, I’ve completed my final report for my GSoC project. It was an incredibly fun experience and has motivated me to continue contributing to LibreOffice. You can find my blog post here: https://ahmedhamed3699.github.io/posts/gsoc/libreoffice/final-report-2024 Best regards, Ahmed

GSOC More and Better Tests Weekly Update

Hello, This week I've gotten the test for tdf61309 merged https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/172555 As well as the test for tdf120629 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/172558 And one last test for tdf89731 that I mentioned last week https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/172474 At t

GSOC More and Better Tests Weekly Update

Hello, Just a quick update this week as I have been under the weather over the weekend and just now getting better. The following patches have been merged this week https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/171605 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/171977 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, In the last week, I made the "Show" option work [1]. It has two options that are working "Resolved" (which hides the resolved comments when unchecked) and "Time" (which shows time of the comment when selected). There still one more option "Reference" which should be for setting th

[GSoC .NET Bindings for UNO, Week 13] native bridge

Hello everyone, Sorry I could not send in a work report last week. Life and family got in the way a lot and not much significant progress was made then. This week I continued work on the native bridge. The FirstLoadComponent example is now complete and can run now. The next example under work is

Re: GSOC More and Better Tests Weekly Update

On 21.8.2024 7.46, Adam Seskunas wrote: Last of all I've spent some time updating the Missing Unit Tests spreadsheet from the project proposal. Its a little messy, but I've marked which bug reports I've not been able to reproduce as well as bug reports that are for, one reason or another not po

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, Last week, I fixed some bugs, notably the one where the ui was not getting updated after I delete a comment. This bug was introduced in the commit where I added context menu for the comment widget. Turns out `weld::Container` is not compatible with `connect_mouse_press` signal,

GSOC More and Better Tests Weekly Update

Hello, This week I've written three new tests from the Missing Unit test list. In addition to writing tests I've spent some time searching for more test candidates and updating the spreadsheet I had compiled in the project proposal. Test for tdf56738 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/172089

GSoC Weekly Update: LUA UNO Language binding in LibreOffice

Hello, This week I added support for handling exceptions on both the LUA and UNO side. I have also cleaned up the code and moved it over to https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/sdk-examples/+/171940 I am currently working on the README file. Venetia Furtado

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme (VCL_WIN Patch)

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

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, I started last week working on tooltips for reference text (it will show the root comment). I learned about `SwEditWin::RequestHelp` which handles several tooltips in Writer. But I think I'll have to make a custom tooltip for my use case, as I'll have to layout the comment text, au

GSOC More and Better Tests Weekly Update

Hello, This week I've continued to write tests from the Missing Unit test list. Its been a little bit of a challenge to find bug reports that are good candidates to write tests for. One issue is that after spending a non insignificant amount of time building LO in order to reproduce a bug, the bug

GSoC: Adding Histogram Chart Update Week 12 and Week 13

Hi Everyone, For the past two weeks, I have been trying to get OOXML and ODF compatibility, i.e., Import and Export ability for the chart https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/170909. I am able to pull something off, but still nothing able to do for setting the properties related to Histogram Ch

GSoC Weekly Update: LUA UNO Language binding in LibreOffice

Hello, This week I was able to complete the following: - Complete implementation of passing the in, out and in-out method arguments from LUA to UNO - Support for passing 'Any' container from UNO to LUA as a table and vice-versa. - Identified and resolved issues in last week's imple

[GSoC .NET Bindings for UNO, Week 11] pure bridge and fixes

Hello everyone, Here's a summary of this week's work: - Continued work on the managed (pure C#) bridge this week. This included working on component loading from managed .dll files, as well as the URP protocol itself. No patch ready yet. - Added interface property getter support to native bridge

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, In the last week I couldn't do much due to college. I implemented a method to retrieve reference comment to show on the top of the thread. For that, I needed to get the anchor position of the root comment from which I get the text node which contains the reference text. And final

More and Better Tests GSOC weekly update

Hello, This week I finished working on three new tests. The test for tdf#122452 which can be found here https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/171126 The test for tdf#135709 which can be found here https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/171222 And the test for tdf#135710 which can be found

GSoC Weekly Update: LUA UNO Language binding in LibreOffice

Hello, This week, I completed all basic 'in' parameters and support for functions that return a 'void'. I am currently working on 'out' and 'in/out' parameters and am using 'getOut' method in the embindtest.cxx file for testing it out. https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/168298 Regards, Ven

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, In the last week, I added context menu for comments and connected all its options with appropriate methods. The context menu contains the following items: Edit, Reply, Delete, Toggle Resolved, Delete Thread, Mark Thread Resolved. Besides this, I implemented a way to reset the dat

GSOC More and Better Tests: Weekly Update

Hello, This week things have been moving along much smoother, no issues at all stemming from my OS or my LO builds. I've submitted a test for tdf#122452 which can be found here https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/171126 The patch is currently failing CI, this is to highlight an issue I was

[GSoC .NET Bindings for UNO, Week 9] old patches and managed bridge

Hello everyone, Here's a summary of this week's work: - Addressed comments and suggestions left on previous patches, by reworking the configure scripts and .NET-gbuild integration further. Four patches ready to merge on my end. - Started work on the managed (pure C#) bridge this week as a distra

GSOC More and Better tests update

Hello, Over the past few weeks I’ve run into many issues with my LO builds. Each time having to run make clean, or try building a brand new repo. And last week, as mentioned before, I was having such severe problems that I created a new user account on my Operating System, in order to get every

[GSoC .NET Bindings for UNO, Week 9] firstunocontact example

Hello everyone, Due to a lot of college work in the last two weeks, progress has been minimal unfortunately. Here's a summary: - Continued work on the native .NET UNO bridge. The FirstUnoContact example works now (for a loose definition of works, there's only just enough code in place to make tha

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, In the last week, I implemented filter comments by author and date functionality. I used `SvtCalendarBox` for the date picker, which is basically `GtkCalendar`. There is one problem though, I don't know of any way to de-select or reset the date selected. So I decided to make a "R

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme (VCL_WIN Patch)

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

GSoC Weekly Update: LUA UNO Language binding in LibreOffice

Hi, As mentioned in my last update, I worked on the remaining basic UNO types. Setting up the test environment took some time as I ran into some errors but I was able to successfully set it up using the " /singletons/org.libreoffice.embindtest.Test". I have tested out most of the basic UNO types,

[GSoC .NET Bindings for UNO, Week 8] ci fix and bridge

Hello everyone, Here's a summary of this week's work: - Solved the issue of .NET components not building on Windows CIs. Patch here, awaiting review: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/lode/+/170062 - Continued research and work on the native .NET bridge, creating proxies and forwarding function ca

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, In the last week, I implemented sorting functionality. There are two options to sort: by position (default) and by time. For this, I modified `populateComment()` to sort the vector of `SwFormatField*`, which I get from `SwPostItMgr::UpatePostItsParentInfo()` (which was initially

GSOC More and Better tests update

Hello, As mentioned in the last update, I was working on creating the test documents from scratch for test found here https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/170169 Unfortunately I wasn’t able to succeed. The test depends on a table inserted in

GSoC Weekly Update: LUA UNO Language binding in LibreOffice

Hi, Continuing last week's work, I implemented a generic struct by using the CoreReflection to get the XIdlClass and create the css.uno.Type from it. I am currently working on writing code for the remaining basic UNO types and using the "/singletons/org.libreoffice.embindtest.Test" Test to valid

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice 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

[GSoC .NET Bindings for UNO, Week 7] nuget package, bootstrap and misc. improvements

Hello everyone, Sorry for the delayed update. Here's the summarised progress: - Looked into the issue of .NET components not building on Windows CIs. The reason turned out to be that when cygwin unzips the .NET SDK, it marks wrong permissions on DLL files, which causes them to fail when LoadLibra

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, In the last week, I implemented the following functionalities: 1. Edit comment text 2. Reply to a comment 3. Resolve comment or thread All of these can be done directly from Comments deck in sidebar and the annotation window will be synchronized with it. This week I'll be working

GSOC More and Better Tests weekly update

Hello, This week I've finished working on the CRM Database port and used it to finish porting the Junit test that was located in dbaccess/qa/complex/dbacces/DataSource.java. The file dbaccess/qa/unit/CRMdatabase_test.cxx now contains two tests, one for the CRM Database, testing that it can be crea

GSoC Weekly Update: LUA UNO Language binding in LibreOffice

Hello, Last week I had worked on adding support for TypeClass_SEQUENCE but with some hard-coded elements to handle the struct within the Sequence in the function constructAny. contructAny is used to build the input parameter data structures that are passed to the UNO invoke call. As a continuatio

Re: GSoC project to add CPDB support to the LibreOffice print dialog

r than the first available printer as it did previously. Regards, Biswadeep From: LibreOffice on behalf of Michael Weghorn Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 12:57 PM To: Biswadeep Purkayastha; libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org Subject: Re: GSoC project to add CPDB supp

[GSoC .NET Bindings for UNO, Week 6] sdk and ci issues

Hello everyone, A brief update on this week's progress: - Worked on installing built dotnet libraries into the SDK, and preparing a nuget package that end users can link to. At the proof-of- concept stage with managed libraries working. Once the C++/unmanaged libraries are successfully added to th

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (not getting stdout, cannot do printfdebugging)

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

GSOC More and Better Tests: Weekly Update

Hello all, This week I’ve continued working on porting the Java code that creates the CRMDatabase. There were a few issues that made it a little more difficult than it seemed when first looking at the code. The first problem involved imports in the make files. When writing code to test out the

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (not getting stdout, cannot do printfdebugging)

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

Re: [GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hello everyone, I spent most of the last week trying to fix a bug where LO crashed when I undo after deleting comment(s). This just got fixed yesterday, thanks to Sarper. While debugging I noticed another bug in `CommentsPanel::addComment`, which was taking the last item from `SwPostItMgr::mv

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (not getting stdout, cannot do printfdebugging)

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (not getting stdout, cannot do printfdebugging)

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (not getting stdout, cannot do printfdebugging)

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (not getting stdout, cannot do printfdebugging)

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,

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (failed on ->./autogen.sh failed, visual-studio not found)

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (failed on ->./autogen.sh failed, visual-studio not found)

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme WIN (failed on ->./autogen.sh failed, visual-studio not found)

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

Re: GSoC: Libreoffice Theme (application crashes when I modify ColorConfig on startup)

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

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