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On 4/2/12 12:52 PM, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
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I notice that you have committed also "binaries" (build output
files, even temporary ones) into git... <br>
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Looking at the actual (single) source file (<a
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), I see maybe five lines of non-boilerplate code?<br>
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So the menu xml file and the single java file would be sufficient to
commit to the LO repository, and nothing else?<br>
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My question though is what would be the best way to hook
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At this stage, I think that would be just a waste of time.<br>
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Do we even know if we want just one Android app that would
contain all the "aspects" (text, spreadsheet, presentation,
drawing, database, formula)? I find it likely that it would be
better to have separate apps. In that case we don't even need
such a UI for selecting which aspect to start.<br>
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I am not saying a single app, I in a way trying to keep it with an
application chooser that would for instance open up the respectily
chosen application. The menu I did is equivalent to the application
chooser on linux mac etc. I have yet to start on the in application
menus for writer for instance.<br>
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For instance Apple's office app suite for iOS consists of
three separate apps (text, spreadsheet, presentation) (i.e.
Pages, Numbers and Keynote). <br>
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