Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 08:45:54 -0600 From: "Edwin L. Culp" <eculp@encontacto.net> To: openoffice@freebsd.org Subject: Portupgrade from OpenOffice2.0.RC3 to OpenOffice2.0 Message-ID: <20051030084554.sbf3jyu04k0o08ws@mail.encontacto.net>
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I had compiled OpenOffice2.0.RC3 with:
LOCALIZED_LANG=es -DWITHOUT_MOZILLA
I worked perfectly, until I portupgraded to OpenOffice2.0. Basically,
I have two issues that I don't understand:
Important for me:
* Issues with Tools -> options -> Language Settings -> Writing Aids
<>. I can change de language for spellcheck and save it but when
I go back it is in english again and can only change languages
by removing all but the language that I want to use out of the
ooo folder. It then works fine. Not very practical in a multi-
lingual environment ;) I'm using exactly the same configuration
that worked for me with RC3. I unfortunately no longer have
an RC3 nor the LOCALIZED_LANG because it was replaced bye the
release.
Is anyone else experiencing this issue?
Less important for me but could be an issue for others:
* The portupgrade didn't respect the previous LOCALIZED_LANG=es
so I now have an english version of Ooo rather than spanish.
If it means a recompile, it will stay in english ;)
Even with these minor thing it is, IMO, a big improvement over ooo1.1.5
where I had issues with accents, etc.
The port complies perfectly. That is fantastic and very important
especially for the time it takes to compile. No one likes to be hours
into a compile and have it bomb.
Any suggestions on the Language configuration, multilingual spell check
actually, will be appreciated.
Thanks,
ed
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