Summary: | Units under misc defaults to KDE Country/Region setting | ||
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Product: | [Unmaintained] koffice | Reporter: | Sean Lynch <techniq35> |
Component: | general | Assignee: | KOffice List <koffice-devel> |
Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | ||
Severity: | wishlist | ||
Priority: | NOR | ||
Version: | unspecified | ||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||
Platform: | unspecified | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
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Description
Sean Lynch
2003-07-10 13:03:03 UTC
CVS commit by bhards: Make KPresenter respect the locale settings for measurement system. Previously you got millimetres by default (although it could be changed on a document by document basis), now you get inches if your locale uses Imperial, and you get centimetres if you locale uses Metric. The change from millimetres to centimetres is to match KWord, as requested by David Faure. CCMAIL: 61040@bugs.kde.org M +6 -2 kpresenter_doc.cc 1.748 M templates/A4/OneColumnLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/A4/OneColumnPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/A4/TitleLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/A4/TitlePortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/A4/TwoColumnLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/A4/TwoColumnPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/A4/emptyLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/A4/emptyPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/Screen/OneColumnLandscape.kpt 1.4 M templates/Screen/Title.kpt 1.4 M templates/Screen/TitleLandscape.kpt 1.4 M templates/Screen/TwoColumnLandscape.kpt 1.4 M templates/Screen/emptyLandscape.kpt 1.4 M templates/Screenpresentations/BlueBreezeDouble.kpt 1.3 M templates/Screenpresentations/BlueBreezePicture.kpt 1.3 M templates/Screenpresentations/BlueBreezeSingle.kpt 1.3 M templates/Screenpresentations/CopperPlain.kpt 1.2 M templates/Screenpresentations/Gradient-Blue-Red.kpt 1.10 M templates/Screenpresentations/Plain.kpt 1.8 M templates/Screenpresentations/SnowyMountains.kpt 1.3 M templates/Screenpresentations/TotallyNewProduct.kpt 1.3 M templates/Screenpresentations/kde.kpt 1.4 M templates/Screenpresentations/kde2.kpt 1.4 M templates/legal/OneColumnLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/legal/OneColumnPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/legal/TitleLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/legal/TitlePortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/legal/TwoColumnLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/legal/TwoColumnPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/legal/emptyLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/legal/emptyPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/OneColumnLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/OneColumnPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/TitleLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/TitlePortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/TwoColumnLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/TwoColumnPortrait.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/emptyLandscape.kpt 1.3 M templates/letter/emptyPortrait.kpt 1.3 CVS commit by bhards: Make KSpread respect the locale settings for measurement system, as set in the control centre. Previously you always got millimetres. Now you get millimetres if your locale uses metric, and inches if your locale uses imperial. There might be a case for converting the metric default to centimetres though, for consistency. CCMAIL: 61040@bugs.kde.org M +5 -1 kspread_doc.cc 1.290 --- koffice/kspread/kspread_doc.cc #1.289:1.290 @@ -202,5 +202,9 @@ KSpreadDoc::KSpreadDoc( QWidget *parentW // default document properties + if ( KGlobal::locale()->measureSystem() == KLocale::Imperial ) { + d->unit = KoUnit::U_INCH; + } else { d->unit = KoUnit::U_MM; + } d->syntaxVersion = CURRENT_SYNTAX_VERSION; d->verticalScrollBar = true; CVS commit by bhards: Make Karbon 14 respect the locale settings for the measurement system as set in the Control Centre. Previously you always got millimetres, now you get centimetres if you select metric, and inches if you select Imperial. The change is as discussed on koffice-devel mailing list. CCMAIL: 61040@bugs.kde.org M +12 -4 karbon_part.cc 1.153 --- koffice/karbon/karbon_part.cc #1.152:1.153 @@ -337,8 +337,16 @@ KarbonPart::initUnit() KConfig* config = KarbonPart::instance()->config(); - if( config->hasGroup( "Misc" ) ) - { + + if (KGlobal::locale()->measureSystem() == KLocale::Imperial) { + setUnit( KoUnit::U_INCH ); + } else { + setUnit( KoUnit::U_CM ); + } + + if(config->hasGroup("Misc") ) { config->setGroup( "Misc" ); - m_doc.setUnit( KoUnit::unit( config->readEntry( "Units", KoUnit::unitName( KoUnit::U_MM ) ) ) ); + if ( config->hasKey( "Units" ) ) { + setUnit( KoUnit::unit( config->readEntry("Units") ) ); + } } } CVS commit by bhards: Make KWord respect the locale settings for measurement system as set in the Control Centre. Previously you got centimetres by default - now you get centimetres if you're in a Metric locale, and inches if you are in an Imperial locale. Peter Simonsson fixed Kivio, and I've previously done KPresenter, KSpread, and Karbon. I don't see any use of measurement units for Kugar, KChart, KDGantt, Kexi or KFormula; and Krita looks to be hard wired into pixels. So that takes care of Bug 61040. Thanks to David Faure, Nicholas Goutte, Peter Simonsson and Thomas Zander for their input and assistance towards resolving this bug. CCMAIL: 61040-done@bugs.kde.org M +12 -3 kwdoc.cc 1.666 --- koffice/kword/kwdoc.cc #1.665:1.666 @@ -131,8 +131,12 @@ const int KWDocument::CURRENT_SYNTAX_VER KWDocument::KWDocument(QWidget *parentWidget, const char *widgetName, QObject* parent, const char* name, bool singleViewMode ) : KoDocument( parentWidget, widgetName, parent, name, singleViewMode ), - m_unit( KoUnit::U_CM ), m_urlIntern() { dcop = 0; + if (KGlobal::locale()->measureSystem() == KLocale::Imperial) { + m_unit = KoUnit::U_INCH; + } else { + m_unit = KoUnit::U_CM; + } m_pages = 1; m_loadingInfo = 0L; @@ -530,4 +534,11 @@ void KWDocument::initUnit() //load default unit setting - this is only used for new files (from templates) or empty files KConfig *config = KWFactory::global()->config(); + + if (KGlobal::locale()->measureSystem() == KLocale::Imperial) { + m_unit = KoUnit::U_INCH; + } else { + m_unit = KoUnit::U_CM; + } + if(config->hasGroup("Misc") ) { @@ -535,6 +546,4 @@ void KWDocument::initUnit() if ( config->hasKey( "Units" ) ) setUnit( KoUnit::unit( config->readEntry("Units") ) ); - else - setUnit( KoUnit::U_CM ); setDefaultColumnSpacing( config->readDoubleNumEntry("ColumnSpacing", 3.0) ); } |