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Add 'BuiltInDisplay' and 'ExternalDisplay' UNO properties to clarify
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User name and Company asked here are useless, and misleading. Users
think that they are related to Tools - Options - LibreOffice -
User Data. Also per-user installation context makes little sense.
If anybody still wants to install LibreOffice only for the current
user, it is still possible with the ALLUSERS property.
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Apparently someone silently fixed this properly in the main Options
dialog code...
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And use it both in the core interpreter and the configuration UI.
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Still lots of things are hard-coded.
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This dialog is launched from the Formula options dialog.
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Most RTF documents (produced by Word/Writer) reset character and
paragraph properties at the start of each paragraph. Because of this,
appending properties of the same type didn't cause any noticable
performance problems. However, it's valid to not reset these properties,
and in this case a longer document takes forever to import.
Filter these duplicates at the tokenizer level for trivial properties to
get acceptable import speed.
Also fixes rhbz#825548 in an easier-to-backport way.
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Change-Id: I171dac32f8a938dc4ecfbab13835823f65ee2611
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"Click here" is annoying because one is used to the web pages where "click
here" usually means one should click the text "here". The "here" here always
costed me an unnecessary mouse move before I remembered I am supposed to click
the icon ;-)
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This is to avoid problems with too long command lines on Windows.
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rtf documents with vast sequences of replicated properties without any pard
resets to defaults create huge vectors of properties that eat time and memory
So if we are adding a property which already exists and there are no
intermediate properties which would cause side effects to the property then
update the existing one instead
Only implemented this optimization for some selected character properties
This takes my load time down to 7 seconds from effectively some "infinite"
hour+ load time.
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It causes linker errors like:
libcmt.lib(crt0dat.obj) : error LNK2005: _amsg_exit already defined in msvcrt.lib(MSVCR90.dll)
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