Kaydet (Commit) 228f921b authored tarafından Thomas Arnhold's avatar Thomas Arnhold

typo: obsolet -> obsolete

üst 471a444f
......@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ class OComboBoxModel
,public OErrorBroadcaster
{
CachedRowSet m_aListRowSet; // the row set to fill the list
::com::sun::star::uno::Any m_aBoundColumn; // obsolet
::com::sun::star::uno::Any m_aBoundColumn; // obsolete
OUString m_aListSource;
OUString m_aDefaultText; // DefaultText
::com::sun::star::uno::Any m_aLastKnownValue;
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......@@ -2689,7 +2689,7 @@ void DbGridControl::DataSourcePropertyChanged(const PropertyChangeEvent& evt) th
{ // modified state changed from sal_True to sal_False and we're on a insert row
// we have two "new row"s at the moment : the one we're editing currently (where the current
// column is the only dirty element) and a "new new" row which is completely clean. As the first
// one is about to be cleaned, too, the second one is obsolet now.
// one is about to be cleaned, too, the second one is obsolete now.
if (m_xCurrentRow->IsNew() && nRecordCount == (GetRowCount() - 2))
{
RowRemoved(GetRowCount() - 1, 1, true);
......@@ -3008,7 +3008,7 @@ void DbGridControl::resetCurrentRow()
// is clean). Normally in DataSourcePropertyChanged we would remove this second row if the modified state of
// the insert row changes from sal_True to sal_False. But if our current cell is the only modified element (means the
// data source isn't modified) and we're reset this DataSourcePropertyChanged would never be called, so we
// would never delete the obsolet "second insert row". Thus in this special case this method here
// would never delete the obsolete "second insert row". Thus in this special case this method here
// is the only possibility to determine the redundance of the row (resetCurrentRow is called when the
// "first insert row" is about to be cleaned, so of course the "second insert row" is redundant now)
Reference< XPropertySet > xDataSource = getDataSource()->getPropertySet();
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......@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ class Point;
When start and end points exist, the block cursor depends on this. If the
cursor is moved by cursor keys (e.g. up/down, home/end) the mouse rectangle
is obsolet and has to be deleted.
is obsolete and has to be deleted.
*/
virtual void clearPoints() = 0;
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