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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    Fwd: Re: koffice/kspread/extensions
From:       Thomas Diehl <thd () kde ! org>
Date:       2000-10-15 9:33:07
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Hi,

FWIW: I also think the latest changes to KSpread should be reverted if 
they introduce new strings. Otherwise, I really don't know what this 
feature and message freeze was all about.

Regards,

Thomas

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Subject: Re: koffice/kspread/extensions
Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 11:13:53 +0200
From: Francois-Xavier Duranceau <duranceau@free.fr>
To: "kde-i18n-doc@kde.org" <kde-i18n-doc@kde.org>


Thomas,

Should this be reverted? I would say 'Yes' just to let some developer
understand what's the frustration of people working hard during months
to get a release fully translated and have no chance to achieve it
because someone committed new strings the day before the release.

To add missing i18n calls is no problem as it doesn't change what the
user will see but adding new stuff is a pain in the ass!

Give me your opinion.

FX

CVS by wuebben wrote:
> koffice/kspread/extensions builtin.xml,1.9,1.10
> Author: wuebben
> Sun Oct 15 05:27:30 UTC 2000
>
> Modified Files:
>         builtin.xml
> Log Message:
> Bernd: Added rand() as well as Recalc Worksheet and Recalc Workbook
> UI functions.
>        Unfortunately KSpreads needs some serious reworking and
> optimizing, or it will be the slowest spreadsheet on this planet ....
> Also the builtin/addon function needs to be rethought and redesigned
> along the lines of what we have in Excel or gnumeric. Add-on
> libraries and add-on library programming are the bread and butter of
> any serious spread-sheet user. Miguel did it right ... just clone
> Excel. There is much more that you do right that way than wrong.
> Excel is the very best serious spreadsheet out there .... I couldn't
> live without it.
>        Mini TODO: Introduce a global option that will allow for
> automatic versus manual recalc. Add some more basic probabilistic as
> well as statistical functions. The stats library of R should come in
> very handy ...
>        KEYBINDINGS: Any serious user of spreadsheet will grow
> desperate while trying to use KSpread. CTRL + down etc are completely
> missing.

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