Hi Danishka,
Danishka Navin píše v Po 13. 08. 2012 v 12:46 +0530:
> To enable Sinhala spell checker I have to do few configurations in
> LibreOffice.
>
> It won't work by default.
>
> Is there a way to set some values for LibreOffice by editing a config
> file on GNU/Linux?
>
> For example, how to enable
>
> tools-> options -> languages -> enable for Asian and CTL
IMHO, the best way to modify user setting for more installations is to
create an extension.
You might take inspiration in the attached sample extension. It
modifies the application background color.
.oxt is actually a zip archive, so you could simply look inside. The
important part is setting.xcu. I created it the following way:
1. format and safe current user registry modifications
cd ~/.config/libreoffice/3/user
xmllint -format registrymodifications.xcu
>registrymodifications.xcu.old
2. start LO, modify configuration as needed and close LO
3. format updated configuration
xmllint -format registrymodifications.xcu
>registrymodifications.xcu.new
4. compare the configurations
diff -up registrymodifications.xcu.old
registrymodifications.xcu.new
>registrymodifications.xcu.diff
5. take the new configuration and remove the parts
that were not modified (as found in the .diff file).
Note that you need to end with valid xml file, so you need to
keep the header and the right context
cp registrymodifications.xcu.new setting.xcu
$EDITOR setting.xcu
Best Regards,
Petr
company-setting.oxt
Description: application/vnd.openofficeorg.extension
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