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RFC: Move to a standard JS test framework (e.g., jasmine)
by Philip Peitsch 15 Sep '14

15 Sep '14

Hi everyone, In an effort to ease some of the cross-browser development aspects, I’m spending some time getting the karma test runner work that Jos started a while ago functional again. This migration is somewhat trickier than it should be, mainly because WebODF has a completely custom test framework (core.UnitTester). This means that: * all karma integration must be written from scratch * it is difficult to run individual tests from karma (very handy when developing from WebStorm) * text reporting from karma is *very* messy * missing shiny features from other test frameworks :'( I was wondering if anyone would have complaints about ripping out the custom framework and replacing with an existing, widely used one (e.g., Jasmine, http://jasmine.github.io/2.0/introduction.html)? The only reason I suggest Jasmine is that I'm familiar with it's features from other projects I work on. Key benefits of switching to Jasmine (probably apply to other frameworks too!): * already has integration for karma via the karma-jasmine plugin * individual tests can be ignored or run directly from any IDE with karma support * has a host of existing addins (e.g., better HTML reporters) which means we can easily improve the usability of the test results from the browser as well as in the qtjsruntimetests (which currently spit out raw html in the console :-/) * good documentation * support for async tests * easier fixture creation >From what I can tell, everything implemented in the existing custom test framework is supported (or supportable without much work) in jasmine without too much work. I'm happy to do the work... just wanted to get wider approval before spending time on such a patch :-). So… any objections? Cheers, Philip

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Annotation reply facility.
by govind mane 12 Sep '14

12 Sep '14

Hi all, If there is a facility to reply to the annotation then it will be the best editor for me. If you have any suggestion regarding this please reply. Thanks, Govind

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help wodotexteditor into java web application + tomcat
by Carlos Andrés Ovalle 04 Sep '14

04 Sep '14

Hi everybody Im trying to use the modulo wodo texteditor in java web application but dont work, Any can help me? Look the next image [image: Imágenes integradas 1] [image: Imágenes integradas 2] Thnks Carlos Andres Ovalle. *Director de Proyectos - CEO* Tel: 805 2954 Móvil: 301 5118782 Skype: s2ctech Calle 57 # 7 - 11 Ofc 405. Bogotá, Colombia. www.s2ctechnology.com Desarrollamos tus Ideas! /s2ctech @s2ctech s2c-technology-sas ü Por favor considere el medio ambiente antes de imprimir este e-mail ü Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail *La información contenida en este mensaje es confidencial y sólo puede ser utilizada por el individuo o la compañía a la cual está dirigido. Si no es el receptor autorizado, cualquier retención, reproducción, difusión, distribución o copia de este correo electrónico es prohibida y será sancionada por la ley. Excepto en casos de culpa grave o dolo, no aceptamos ninguna responsabilidad por pérdidas o daño causados por virus informáticos en correos electrónicos o en programas de computador (software). El que ilícitamente sustraiga, oculte, extravíe, destruya, intercepte, controle o impida esta comunicación, antes de que llegue a su destinatario, estará sujeto a las sanciones penales correspondientes. Igualmente, incurrirá en sanciones penales el que, en provecho propio o ajeno o con perjuicio de otro, divulgue o emplee la información contenida en esta comunicación. En particular, los servidores públicos que reciban este mensaje están obligados a asegurar y mantener la confidencialidad de la información en él contenida y, en general, a cumplir con los deberes de custodia, cuidado, manejo y demás previstos en el régimen disciplinario. Si por error recibe este mensaje, le solicitamos enviarlo de vuelta a S2C Technology a la dirección de correo electrónico que se lo envió y borrarlo de sus archivos electrónicos o destruirlo.*

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List editing in WebODF ready for review
by Satvik Kumar 26 Aug '14

26 Aug '14

Hi All, Has taken some time but the initial cut of list editing functionality in WebODF is ready to be reviewed on GitHub. This can be found here https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/pull/674 . This is not at the level of functionality provided by something like LibreOffice but is the first part of a set of patches to come and delivering this way makes it easier to review as well. There are three operations added and one controller to co-ordinate the list related operations. These operations are: OpAddList Takes a range which is the set of paragraphs to convert into a list. A style name to apply to the created list. OpRemoveList Takes a coordinate specifying the first step in the list. Only to be used on top level list elements and not nested lists. OpAddListStyle Adds a list style to the document What is implemented in the PR is two additional UI buttons to toggle numbered and bulleted lists on the current selection. One can select a range of paragraphs and then press either of the buttons to transform that into a numbered or bulleted list. You can also select an existing list in the document and convert it back to the paragraphs in the list. What isn't supported is selecting part of an existing list and changing the list level of those list items. You also cannot have selection that intersects an existing list and non-list paragraphs and then hit the toggle button to merge the selection into a single list. Using the toggle buttons will also add the styles for numbered/bulleted into the document if they don't exist. These default styles have been based off the styles created by LibreOffice for the same buttons in their editor. The add and remove operation coordinates are always required to be the first step in the paragraph. This is to allow any operation transform logic to be able to easily find the bounds of the operation and I believe is used by other operations that work on the paragraph level. As mentioned this is the first part of functionality to come. In this PR there are some TODOs sprinkled around that I aim to solve in the future. The plan from my end is that my next delivery will involve adding two more operations which will merge and split top level lists and also update the controller to take advantage of these operations to enable the more complex selection use cases. These two operations will also allow us to plug most of the remaining unresolved conflicts for collaborative editing of lists. The final delivery I hope to make is to add support for keyboard shortcuts for list editing similar to LibreOffice and additional operations to promote and demote the list level of items in a list. This will enable the creation and editing of basic hierarchical lists in WebODF and rounds out the basic list editing functionality. Regards, Satvik

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downloads file
by simon 18 Aug '14

18 Aug '14

Sorry about my email this morning. I tried to open the JSP pahe I wrote in Google Chrome and there it downoads the .odt file again. So, the solution's not available yet.

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Re: [WebODF] WebODF Digest, Vol 19, Issue 8
by simon 18 Aug '14

18 Aug '14

I send you the URL via your email address. Apparently if someone has MSWord installed, the right document will open in MSWord (likely they have MSWord as the default app to open documents set in their browser) 2014-07-30 12:00 GMT+02:00 <webodf-request(a)nlnet.nl>: > Send WebODF mailing list submissions to > webodf(a)nlnet.nl > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > https://open.nlnet.nl/mailman/listinfo/webodf > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > webodf-request(a)nlnet.nl > > You can reach the person managing the list at > webodf-owner(a)nlnet.nl > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of WebODF digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. MSWord opens diplayed document (simon) > 2. Re: MSWord opens diplayed document (Jos van den Oever) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2014 22:24:20 +0200 > From: simon <sknuijver(a)gmail.com> > To: webodf(a)nlnet.nl > Subject: [WebODF] MSWord opens diplayed document > Message-ID: > < > CAJvsvFMDpSpuAqNo+rsFpXnrt+cnWPLDtT6h50KGKfqPxsq3Vw(a)mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > If my browser is set to let MS wOrd open documents, it will do so and > prevent webodf from displaying the file in the website (iframe). >

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MSWord opens diplayed document
by simon 29 Jul '14

29 Jul '14

If my browser is set to let MS wOrd open documents, it will do so and prevent webodf from displaying the file in the website (iframe).

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WebODF 0.5.2 released, bringing more fixes
by Friedrich W. H. Kossebau 26 Jul '14

26 Jul '14

Dear WebODF-interested and enthusiasts, we WebODF developers are happy to declare that: WebODF version 0.5.2 is tagged and out! Not even two weeks passed after the first update to WebODF 0.5 and there is the second. It brings improvements in the rendering of the ODP slides and makes nagivation in ODT documents via home/end keys or up/down cursor keys more reliable in all browsers. So go to the Download page (http://webodf.org/download/) and update your deployment of webodf.js or the Wodo.TextEditor. Changes between 0.5.1 and 0.5.2 WebODF Fixes * For ODP files sometimes template elements from the master pages were rendered inside the actual slides. * More elements from master pages are now correctly positioned when displayed inside slides. * In slides elements of class "header", "footer", "page-number" and "date-time" from master pages are now hidden when configured so. * Navigation via home/end keys, or up/down cursor keys is more reliable on all browsers. (https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/pull/555, https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/pull/405, https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/pull/224, https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/pull/185, https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/pull/124, https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/pull/98) Wodo.TextEditor (See section about WebODF) Cheers Friedrich -- Friedrich W. H. Kossebau // KO GmbH http://kogmbh.com/legal/

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WebODF 0.5 out and gains text editor: edit OpenDocument format files in webpages and webapps
by Friedrich W. H. Kossebau 23 Jul '14

23 Jul '14

Dear WebODF-interested and enthusiasts, we WebODF developers are happy to declare that: WebODF version 0.5.0 is tagged and out! Please find below the press release, then read it, follow it, spread it! Cheers Friedrich --- 8< --- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WebODF 0.5 GAINS TEXT EDITOR: EDIT OPENDOCUMENT FORMAT FILES IN WEBPAGES AND WEBAPPS June 30, 2014 Magdeburg, Germany - KO GmbH (KO) and the developers of WebODF[1], the JavaScript library for OpenDocument Format (ODF) support in webpages and HTML5 apps, today released WebODF 0.5. So far it has been a library for the pure display. After a long period of hard work this new version features also editing of OpenDocument Text files. It also contains lots of display improvements. WebODF still uses only HTML, CSS and JavaScript without any need for a special server software. WebODF 0.5 adds an API for implementing editors for OpenDocument Format. This allows for custom extensions and adaptions to different backends and UIs. In this version there is built-in support for enabling annotations, editing of hyperlinks and predefined paragraph styles, as well as direct formatting of text and paragraphs, with more to come. WebODF 0.5 is accompanied by the simple to use JavaScript component Wodo.TextEditor, which is built on top of WebODF 0.5. It makes it easy to add an ODT editor element e.g. to your webpage in a few lines of JavaScript. [2] With the 0.5 release out, future WebODF releases will be done approximately once every month to get improvements quickly into your hands. Support for realtime-collaborative editing has already been part of special WebODF variants for the document editor ownCloud Documents, added in version 6 of the cloudstorage solution ownCloud. It is currently worked on more and will be officially part of WebODF in the upcoming weeks. Download the webodf.js library, the Wodo.TextEditor component and more from webodf.org, and enhance your webpages and HTML5 apps with viewing and editing support for ODF files. About WebODF WebODF is a JavaScript library which enables viewing and editing support for OpenDocument Format (ODF) on websites and in mobile or desktop applications, using only web standards. It was started in 2010 by Jos van den Oever at KO GmbH and is now developed by a growing team including external collaborators. WebODF is used by ViewerJS, ownCloud Documents, Zarafa, and more. All code is available under the Affero General Public License (AGPLv3). KO GmbH offers proprietary licenses upon request. For more information, please visit http://webodf.org/. About KO KO provides services and products for document workflows. KO has created office productivity applications for several generations of Nokia smartphones such as the N900 and N9. It has also created the WebODF web-based document technology framework. KO has sponsored employees to take part in the OASIS working group for the Open Document Format (as KDE representatives). Contact Contact the developers of WebODF either in the IRC channel #webodf on freenode or by the mailinglist https://lists.opendocsociety.org/mailman/listinfo/webodf . For commercial support, please contact: Tobias Hintze KO GmbH, Schilfbreite 3, D-39120 Magdeburg, Germany Email: webodf-support(a)kogmbh.com Telephone: +49 391 251915 50 Links [1] http://webodf.org Homepage of the WebODF project [2] https://github.com/kogmbh/WebODF/blob/master/programs/editor/HOWTO-wodotext… How-to for using the Wodo.TextEditor Images See http://webodf.org/news/2014-06-30.html ### --- 8< --- -- Friedrich W. H. Kossebau // KO GmbH http://kogmbh.com/legal/

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Re: [WebODF] [webodf-support] viewerjs
by simon 23 Jul '14

23 Jul '14

Hello, want to ask how I can make adjustments to the layout so that it displays >> two documents side by side. >> > > The rendering in ViewerJS is done by WebODF for ODF and PDF.js for PDF. If > you would like to help with the ODF rendering you can join > https://open.nlnet.nl/mailman/listinfo/webodf > If you want to display two documents side by side, you can add two > ViewerJS instances to your page. > > Best regards, > Jos van den Oever > > So, my question to the list (new here) is where or how do the instances get instantiated? Second, ViewerJS causes my Eclipse IDE to run out of heap space. It is difficult to debug because I'm new to the library (and to JS memory leaks for that matter), but I could imagine a JS function eating up memory with a faulty recursion.. please advice thanks Simon

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