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Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2005 18:52:29 +0100
From: Ferdinand Soethe <sammler@soethe.net>
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To: Ross Gardler <dev@forrest.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Questions on extending the OOwriter-PlugIn to support HowTos
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RG> Can I ask that you provide a patch for this rather than a new document.
RG> It makes it much easier to get it into SVN that way.

Done.

Some other question: (Of course) I'm trying to automate patch creation
as an external tool in eclipse. My problem is that the
${resource_name}-variable I use to pass the name of the file relative
to the Forrest dir will use Eclipses Folder-Names instead of the
underlying dir names. So when the project name is different from the
folder name where the project resides this doesn't work.

Unfortunately I found not other variable that does it and absolute
pathnames or at all would make the patchfile useless for
your processes, right?


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Ferdinand Soethe