[Libreoffice] Splitting up source/header files for clarity
Soeren Moeller
soerenmoeller2001 at gmail.com
Tue Jan 11 14:11:34 PST 2011
I have now splitted the implementation of funcdesc.hxx out into a new
source file funcdesc.cxx. In the process I also have extracted two new
header files for classes previously defined in global.cxx. I have
corrected all includes and the result compiles for me, I have added
the new source file to the relevant makefile.mk. Further I have added
comments to the first class in funcdesc.hxx, I hope to document the
others in a later patch. Please review my patch and apply if ok.
Best Regards
Sören Möller
(LGPLv3+ / MPL)
2011/1/10 Tor Lillqvist <tlillqvist at novell.com>:
>> - Is it best to make one file for each class, or keep them together
>> and make one funcdesc.cxx (containing four classes)?
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> I'd say one file, funcdesc.cxx, corresponding to funcdesc.hxx. But that is just my personal opinion.
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>> - Should the license header for the new file(s) be a copy of the
>> license header from global.cxx (as the code is copied out), or the new
>> Libo header?
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> As the code is the same (just rearranged into different files), the license header should be the same.
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>> - Is it enough to add the new file(s) to
>> sc/source/core/data/makefile.mk for building,
>
> Yes, that should be enough for your testing; if/when you then want to make a patch out of it, you need to git add the new files to your local repository clone.)
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