Thanks.
o3read can convert OpenOffice.org swriter (*.sxw) and scalc (*.sxc)
formats into plain text and html.
Laszlo (Laca) Peter wrote:
> Hi Jerry,
>
> On Fri, 2008-07-04 at 17:20 +0800, Jerry Tan wrote:
>
>> ???Summary: Tool to convert openoffice file
>>
>
> Convert to what?
> I think the correct name is OpenOffice.org btw.
> This is a trademark so it has to be used correctly.
>
>
>> ???Version: %{default_pkg_version}
>>
>
> Please use %{o3read.version}. %default_pkg_version is the
> GNOME version and this package has nothing to do with GNOME.
>
>
>> export LDFLAGS="%_ldflags -lm -L/usr/sfw/lib -R/usr/sfw/lib"
>>
>
> Is there anything it actually needs from /usr/sfw?
> Most libs were moved from there to /usr/lib or /usr/gnu/lib.
> Please verify if this is really needed.
>
>
>> #
>> # Owner: jerry tan
>> #
>>
>
> You need to use your opensolaris.org user name here.
>
>
>> Summary: a standalone converter for openoffice writer
>>
>
> Same comment as for the Solaris spec. You only actually need
> the summary in the base spec file and use %o3read.summary in the
> Solaris spec file.
>
>
>> %description
>> This is a standalone converter for the OpenOffice.org swriter (.sxw)
>> and scalc (.sxc) formats.
>>
>
> I'm more and more curious what it converts them to (;
>
> What programming language is it written in?
> Do you need to set any optimisation flags maybe?
>
>> make -j $CPUS INTLLIBS= GMSGFMT=msgfmt
>>
>
> Laca
>
>
