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In ODF import it happened that the parent style of "outline2" etc.
was always set to the "outline1" style of the first master page in
the document, but it should be the "outline1" style of the same master
page as the "outline2".

(regression from e955433c)

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And also make sure that the model is re-checked when the schema changes.

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Hide when it's actually a normal chart.

This reverts commit b79b862927d937d695b31df4bdb85d1fc8774f39.

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Regression to master.
In long term it would be better to define ChartWindow as an
OpenGL window and not creating a new window inside the chart
window, becasue otherwise all events which was handled well
by the chart window will be broken (catched by the OpenGL
window so no effect on ChartWindow (defining the behavior of
charts in general) or catched by the ChartWindow and so no
effect on the OpenGLWindow (like invalidating in this case).

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Without it when we switch sheets in Calc or slides in Impress
and go back to that page where the GL3DBar chart is then the
renderer does not work.

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OpenGL window need to have a valid size before
rendering.

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In case of glTF models it saves a Mirror() call.
In case of OpenGL charts it avoid flipped texts.

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For example it allows to use std::vector<> and call the method

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Fortunately there is a special ole object group with
the MS_EMBED_ACTIVATEWHENVISIBLE flag which define this
behaviour.
Problem is that both Aspect and EmbedMisc are MS specific
enums so we can't use them directly for non-MS objects. But we
can handle opengl charts the same as this ole object group.

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EmbeddedObjectRef has an own IsChart method with the same
behavior.

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Problem after ChartWindow was disabled and enabled
again, OpenGL content was lost.

Two things:
-After setting a new OpenGLWindow the corresponding
IRenderer must be set (x3DWindowProvider->update)
-InitOpenGL() call should not depend on DummyChart, but on
OpenGLWindow (OpenGLContext).

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Conflicts:
	chart2/source/view/charttypes/GL3DBarChart.cxx

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...left over from 95780ec7 "refactor concept for
c++ based subsequenttests"

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RTF originally didn't support anchored pictures: they were always
inline. Then it was invented that pictures can be exported anchored, if
they are in fact shapes, but their "pib" property is set to the hexdump
of the picture contents.

The RTF importer handled this situation for quite some time, but not the
exporter -- this commit implements that.

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