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22Some documentation for the variables specified in file openoffice.lst.
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24VARIABLE NAME USAGE
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22Some documentation for the variables specified in file openoffice.lst.
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24VARIABLE NAME USAGE
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26PRODUCTVERSION Beside other stuff it is used together with
27 the "buildid" (main/solenv/inc/minor.mk) to
28 create the ProductVersion property for
29 Microsoft Windows - "major.minor.build".
30 Note: major = [0..255], minor = [0..255],
31 build = [0..65535]
32 It is expected that PRODUCTVERSION follows
33 one of the following patterns:
34 (1) single decimal - e.g. "3"
35 (2) dec. dot dec. - e.g. "3.4"
36 (3) dec. dot dec. dot dec. - e.g. "3.4.1"
37 The first decimal is put into "major".
38 The second decimal is concatenated with the third
39 and is put into "minor".
40 E.g. "3.4.1" becomes "3.41.[buildid]"
41 The ProductVersion property is used during
42 the Windows installation to check, if a
43 newer or older version is already installed.
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45LIBRARYVERSION Together with "buildid" and "vendornumber"
46 it becomes the version of the installation
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26BASISPACKAGEPREFIX name prefix for the installation packages
27 for Linux/Solaris platforms
28UREPACKAGEPREFIX name prefix for the URE installation packages
29 for Linux platforms
30SOLSUREPACKAGEPREFIX name prefix for the URE installation packages
31 for Solaris platforms
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33STARTCENTER_ADDFEATURE_URL URL in start center to link to extension website

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50 for Linux/Solaris platforms
51UREPACKAGEPREFIX name prefix for the URE installation packages
52 for Linux platforms
53SOLSUREPACKAGEPREFIX name prefix for the URE installation packages
54 for Solaris platforms
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56STARTCENTER_ADDFEATURE_URL URL in start center to link to extension website

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