Hi all,
I am writing a chapter for the OOoAuthor's Calc User's Guide
(http://oooauthors.org/) and I need some clarification on the Calc
function Add-ins. The OOo Windows help says that the function add-ins
are made available through DLLs. But Linux (and other NIXes) use .so
files instead of DLLs.
Søren Thing Pedersen skrev:
Eike Rathke skrev:
Why initialize first and then immediately assign another value? I'd
write that as
BOOL bAssumeEnglishNumbers =
SC_MOD()-GetAppOptions().GetNumberRecognitionAssumeEnglish()
Hmm. What state will bAssumeEnglishNumbers take if the
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Hi Rick,
On 9/11/05, Rick Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am writing a chapter for the OOoAuthor's Calc User's Guide
(http://oooauthors.org/) and I need some clarification on the Calc
function Add-ins. The OOo Windows help says that the function add-ins
are made available through
Sorry, somehow Gmail thought I was ready to send it when I wasn't... Hmm.. :(
On 9/11/05, Kohei Yoshida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
In a nutshell, you need to compile your component into a dll for
Windows, and .so's for unixes, and put them as follows:
my_package.zip:
windows.plt/
Here is
