Re: Chen Xiajian_Another two bugs about Table I post in the Bugzilla

Hi,

On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 2:09 AM, Fabiano Fidêncio <fabiano@fidencio.org> wrote:
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> On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 11:03 AM, chenxiajian1985
> <chenxiajian1985@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Hi, All.
>> Bug 13053 and Bug 13052
>> If everyone agree with me, I try to fix them
>
> Chen,
>
> If you want to work in one non-assinged bug, you're free to do it
> without talk with any one, just do it.
> If you want to work in one assigned bug, the good practices says that
> you need talk with the guy that is "spenting" his time workin' in the
> bug, to avoid re-work.
>
> Just assign the bug to you on bugzilla and good hack! It's the Open
> Source community way of life :-)

There is one point to note Fidencio. Some of the bugs are fixed
recently, and the bugzilla hasn't been updated accordingly. So asking
once over irc or mailing list is not a bad idea as well, if not sure..
;)

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>> ========================================
>> Bug 13052:
>> the font in the table can't be modified correctly
>> when I create a table, and I selected the first row, and change the font, I find that the font of the cell where the cursor in  can't be modified correctly (it stay in the former size)
>>  ========================================
>> Bug 13053:
>> the font never modify when using "tab" to shift from one cell to next cell
>> when the cells have different font or fontsize. using "tab" to shift from one cell to next cell, the font in the toolbar is not indecated correctly
>>
>> And about the Linux/OSX platform?
>
> I didn't get you question.
> If the bug is in AbiCore, there's no differente for Linux/OSX. So, you
> can fix it and close the bug :-)
> If not, if there's some problem in specific platform, you can solve it
> in your platform (in this case, Windows) and open 2 bugs relating your
> closed bug.
> Martin did something similar whit it when he implemented ProgressBar.
> He implemented in Linux and sent to ML a mail saying that someone
> needs implement it to Windows/OS X ... and I think that's the better
> way to do it :-)

Martin actually implemented the core of the logic in common place (xp)
and put the linux specific presentation layer logic in gtk folder. So
we had to use the common logic and just implement only the OS specific
presentation layer logic for win and cocoa.

Always place the reusable code in the common place, and OS specific
code in their respective folders (win, gtk, cocoa). Adhering to this
separation, we effectively reuse the code and make it portable as much
as possible.

Thank you.
Regards,
Pradeeban.

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>> Chen Xiajian
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> Best Regards,
> --
> Fabiano Fidêncio
>

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WSO2 Inc.
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