林博仁 Buo-ren Lin

The predefined command-line options is merely a reference design and provided to be freely customized by the user (like `print_help` and `process_commandline_arguments` these definitions aren't in GBSST's support code at...

This kind of routines should be replaced by an unimplemented call of: ```bash ## Utility function to check if function parameters quantity is legal ## NOTE: non-static function parameter quantity(e.g....

> If I write the script, then `[ "${#}" -eq "$quantity" ]` or `[ "${#}" -ne "$quantity" ]` will simply do the job and no need for the stupid wrapper....

> Then what if I make a function that accepts a variable number of arguments? We simply don't support it, as stated in the NOTE of the implementation of `util_check_function_parameters_quantity`....

I want to note that the following elements should also be considered: * text:page-number * text:page-count (and likely all the text field elements in Writer). I wonder whether a blacklisting...

@ttaomae > I think it is also worth noting that OdfWhitespaceParser.getText(Node) appears to do what OdfElement.getTextContent() is supposed to do. Can you tell me where this method is defined? Searching...

@svanteschubert @ttaomae Thanks for the information! I ended up implementing a recursive function with the following logic to (roughly) skip the elements that should be excluded: ```java // Exclude the...

@svanteschubert > Could you share your solution as a patch? The implementation is part of my employer(OSS Integral Institute Co., Ltd.)'s product. After inquiring with my employer, they said it...

Hello, I have built a snap against the current latest version(2.5): [scrcpy_v2.5_amd64.snap](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bawTdd44a0R7bCtby0hvMC5sTHWaoQnu/view?usp=sharing) Feel free to check whether it works for you. You can also build the snap by yourself by...

> For anyone of this reading. Do not download any gdrive untrusted files. That's a wise decision, and it's the exact reason why I also published the source recipe, which...