On Tue, Dec 04, 2012 at 05:50:25PM +, tino wrote:
> > > I've also got an example/test spreadsheet, but didn't quite know where
> > > to put it.
> >
> > The right solution is to extend the existing function (import) tests in
> > sc/qa/unit/subsequent_filters-test.cxx with the test file being in
> > I've also got an example/test spreadsheet, but didn't quite know where
> > to put it.
>
> The right solution is to extend the existing function (import) tests in
> sc/qa/unit/subsequent_filters-test.cxx with the test file being in
> sc/qa/unit/data/ods/functions.ods
Ok, this is something I'll
On Mon, Dec 03, 2012 at 10:37:55PM +, tino wrote:
>
> I've also got an example/test spreadsheet, but didn't quite know where
> to put it.
>
The right solution is to extend the existing function (import) tests in
sc/qa/unit/subsequent_filters-test.cxx with the test file being in
sc/qa/unit/da
> > but I must be missing something?
>
> you are missing the wonder that is scp2 :-/
>
> that is the thing which defines which files end up where in the
> installation; if you don't add it there it won't be installed.
Haha, brilliant thanks, that helped a lot!
I've submitted my changes via gerr
On 30/11/12 00:44, tino wrote:
> This UNO add-in thing turns out a bit too complex for me. I've managed
> as far as getting a libpricinglo.so compiled but "make install"
> doesn't copy it into destination. Also there's no entry of the new
> add-in in services.rdb, which I think is needed. I've alre
This UNO add-in thing turns out a bit too complex for me. I've managed
as far as getting a libpricinglo.so compiled but "make install"
doesn't copy it into destination. Also there's no entry of the new
add-in in services.rdb, which I think is needed. I've already modified
Repository.mk
scaddins/*.
Hi tino,
On Thursday, 2012-11-29 18:32:26 +, tino wrote:
> > I suggest to open a new directory under scaddins/source, e.g.
> > scaddins/source/pricing (or scaddins/source/financial if you plan to add
> > other functionality than pricing) and create a new Add-In, for a simple
> > approach how
> I suggest to open a new directory under scaddins/source, e.g.
> scaddins/source/pricing (or scaddins/source/financial if you plan to add
> other functionality than pricing) and create a new Add-In, for a simple
> approach how to create an Add-In see scaddins/source/datefunc
Ok, will do. I've alr
Hi tino,
On Wednesday, 2012-11-28 11:45:50 +, tino wrote:
> I'm new to libreoffice dev and I'm working on implementing some
> additional financial (option pricing) functions for calc. So far I've
> used
>
> ./core/scaddins/source/analysis/
>
> locally to add my functions but I've been told
Hi,
I'm new to libreoffice dev and I'm working on implementing some
additional financial (option pricing) functions for calc. So far I've
used
./core/scaddins/source/analysis/
locally to add my functions but I've been told scaddins is mainly for
ms excel functions and ./core/sc/ is certainly no
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