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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 18.07.2012 14:57, Jan Holesovsky
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<pre wrap="">Hi Nico,
On 2012-07-09 at 23:46 +0200, Nico Weyand wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Originally, I wanted to submit a patch to improve the writer
autocompletion feature. However I won't have the time to finish it for
the next two or three months, so I thought I'd submit what has already
been finished in case anyone is interested on doing any work on the
feature.
The archive attached contains the files required for replacing the
current list used to store autocompletion words by a much faster tree
structure. It also allows for storing the word probability so that for
a given word prefix, if will return the autocompletion with the
highest probability.
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Thank you for that - sounds very interesting :-)
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<pre wrap="">PS.: I do release this code under GPL 3+ – as long as this doesn't
mean my email address is posted in a public location :D
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Unfortunately - this is a problem. The LibreOffice license is MPL and
LGPLv3+ (not GPLv3+), so we cannot use that - would be great if you can
re-post with the MPL/LGPLv3+ license, ideally via a post to this mailing
list stating that all your patches to LibreOffice are licensed
MPL/LGPLv3+; anything else is hard to track, unfortunately.
Thank you a lot,
Kendy</pre>
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Well, in that case, I'm officially stating that the code I've
committed (and all future code I am going to commit) may be used
under LGPLv3+ (If I've understood it correctly, only one of both the
licenses you named is required and I do prefer LGPL over MPL).<br>
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Greetings,<br>
Nico<br>
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