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Bernd Eilers wrote:
> it is always a good idea to start by getting familar with
> OOo´s component model UNO, therefor you should have a look at the OOo
> Developers Guide, which can be found at the following location:
>
> http://api.openoffice.org/DevelopersGuide/DevelopersGuide.html
If I were C
Hello Claudia,
Great! Thanks, we need all the help we can get.
Though I'm not a developer, I can point you in the right direction.
The spread sheet is done in C++. Almost all of OpenOffice.org is C++.
The website for the Spreadsheet project is http://sc.openoffice.org/,
that's the first place to
th bug hunting and testing. Talk to
dev@qa.openoffice.org to find out how.
Cheers,
Daniel Carrera.
OpenOffice.org volunteer.
Ronald B wrote:
Hi,
I am intrested in contributing in Open Office
project
regards,
Ronald Borges
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To un
Hello,
It should be in the sw directory.
Cheers,
Daniel.
cgb spender wrote:
Hi,
I was looking through the OpenOffice source and I can't seem to find
the source for the Writer program. If someone could tell me where
this is it would be a big help! Thank you very much for your time.
Hello Ales,
I've never made an uno package, but I know of a brief tutorial for
making one using *Python*:
http://ext.openoffice.org.nz/doku.php?id=cookbook:python_uno_component
It's not quite what you want because yours is in StarBasic. But perhaps
it'll take you one step forward. Also consi
Dinesh Varadharajan wrote:
I am embedding openoffice component along with my application. I want to
do branding. ie.. remove openoffice.org and use my product name instead.
Is this allowed as part of licensing and if so, how can I do that..
Well... it's allowed, but a lot of us really really
I only have limited knowledge of the file format, but I'll tell you what
(BI think:
(B
(B>
(B>
(B> a standard way to insert a line break (the equivalent of in html) ?
(B
(B is the actual line break. The rest is just the
(Bcharacter style, which in this instance is redundant because t
Mathias Bauer wrote:
So we invested quite some time for the JRE plugin framework solely(!) to
support the integration of other JREs than the one we usually ship, and
we did that only to support free[TM] ones. I think this pure fact should
convince people that we are taking this serious and that we
Mathias Bauer wrote:
That's nice to read. Scott Carr had suggested this in an e-mail he sent
to RMS (thanks to Scott!).
Yeah, thanks Scott!
It makes me happy to hear that pragmatism is more widespread than it
could be expected from the statement that started this discussion.
It's easy to forget. RM
Anton,
> Why are you so sure your installer is as powerful as OO.org is?
The NSIS installer is well known, and it is definitely open source, and
quite superior to MSI. In addition to everything Dan listed, I'd like to
add that NSIS includes superior compression (LZMA - of 7-zip fame).
> Is it op
Sophie Gautier wrote:
As I havn't seen this link pointed yet here, may be you'll be interested
in this initiative called Apache Harmony
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-general/200505.mbox/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's a bit more:
http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/350
Recoding OOo into C# seems like a lot of work, and I'm not sure what the
point of it would be. Running it under Mono? Mono is not exactly known
for speed. I don't think it's ready to handle something like OOo.
I think it makes more sense for someone (you?) to make a Mono-UNO bridge
so people ca
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
There are still uses of Sun-specific classes (I know about uses in
module sandbox, at least). Feel free to fix this. :)
I don't have the skill to fix this. I do, however, work very hard on
other areas where I do have the skill to contribute. But the fact that I
don't kn
Kevin B. Hendricks wrote:
The only difference I can see is that the OOo 2.0 tree seems to require
JDK 1.4.X or later as its baseline.
(There are a number of java projects that require JDSK 1.4.X or higher
to work).
Indeed, the database wizards don't work on 1.3.1. :-(
Question: Do the free JVMs
vy.ho wrote:
JBoss is just an example of their argument. Forking is fine with me too
on open source stuff. However, the reason behind it ("because it runs
on Java") does not sound right to me.
It doesn't sound right to me either. I think that energy would be better
spent on one of the free Jav
shouldn't make our
lives difficult by dwelling about what RMS might have in mind. Just let
him do whatever. This doesn't have to be a big deal if we don't make it one.
I hope that's better. I apologize if I conveyed the wrong message.
Best,
Daniel.
Daniel Carrera wrote:
vy.ho wrote:
S
vy.ho wrote:
Should they fork JBoss because it runs on none-free Java too?
If they want to spend their time forking JBoss, I'm not going to lose
any sleep over it. Let them be.
If they want a none-free Java, create one, not OOo. And don't steal Sun's
property. Create one, not asking Sun to gi
Kevin B. Hendricks wrote:
I thought people might be interested in this link. It seems the RMS
wants to fork OpenOffice.org due to its reliance on JDK.
I'm interested to see how it turns out. Some forks can revitalize a
project (e.g. X.org) and others are abysmal failures. Needless to say,
it's
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
But if you create a new UNO runtime environment for Haskell (which should
be possible, for example using GHC's ccall) this would probably consist of
more than just a bunch of UNO services.
Ok. Here's another thought. Haskell programs can be compiled. So, the
only overhead
Hi all,
Quick question. Does UNO have a mechanism for handling package dependencies?
For example, suppose I really like Haskell and write a UNO package than
provides Haskell bindings (btw, is this possible?). Then I proceed to
write several neat and useful packages using Haskell. So all of these
David Fraser wrote:
Maybe I'll talk to the Monotone people.
And maybe to the bazaar people. I saw a note from the developer saying
that bazaar-ng seemed to handle the Linux kernel fine
Seeing this is all experimental research, that may be one worth looking
at even though its still in early develo
Ken Foskey wrote:
I want to write a proposal on implementing a replacement for CVS so I
have been spending some time learning about this stuff.
I asked at the Darcs mailing list (I didn't say I was "from OOo" or
anything :) about its scalability. This is what they say:
a) Darcs scales very well f
Martin Hollmichel wrote:
I'm wondering what this discussion is about.
* what actual problem we do have with the current CVS setup now, which
of these problem do we really need to adress urgently ?
None, really. I'm just experimenting with something interesting.
* indeed distributed SCM tools are
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Darcs did not ask me to generate an RSA key like Monotone. I wonder if
Darcs comes with other means for signing packages. I'm sure there must
be something. Maybe they have hooks to GPG :-) I like GPG.
Yup, it uses GPG.
Cheers,
D
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Incidentally, I took a second look at Darcs, and actually it's just as
easy to install as monotone. That is, there's a self-contained binary
available for most platforms. I just missed that link the first time.
Incidentally, here's a link:
http://www.darc
Ken Foskey wrote:
It seems that you got the idea of having childworkspaces :)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but childworkspaces still touch the central
server, they just operate on a private branch...
Yes, you are correct. The concept of the new SCM tools are a
fundamental shift in the way you work.
Jens-Heiner Rechtien wrote:
Subversion is certainly not a bad choice. It's a bit difficult to
compile/install, but it's possible to find precompiled binaries for
almost all platforms.
What do you think of the de-centralized SCMs ?
I kind of like the idea of just grabbing my own branch and playing
Daniel Naber wrote:
On Tuesday 26 April 2005 10:50, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Subversion even requires Apache!
No, it doesn't:
http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#apache-extension
In that case, I'm glad I asked here :-)
But it's still hard to setup, right?
Ken Foskey wrote:
CVS is fine for small centralised projects. It is really awful for
larger open source projects.
Even on a small project, not being able to rename a file is really
really annoying. I hate the idea of losing file history because I
decided to change its name. And I don't like the
Darcs' "theory
of patches", and the commands seem less verbose. Darcs also seems very
portable, it's just Solaris that's a pest.
In any event, monotone got installed on my sysem first, so I'll be using
that for this project. When I have a new project, I'll try to i
Hi all,
This is just one of those "Daniel is curious" questions :-)
What are your thoughts on CVS? Most OOo developers are Sun developers.
What SCM do you use at Sun?
CVS is sort of the de-facto standard in the FOSS world, but I also know
that it's a bit old and doesn't do the things that modern
Hello Abe,
Disclaimer: I am not a developer. I don't have the skill to fix this issue.
First, so you don't take things the wrong way, let me explain that OOo
does not use the words "BUG" and "Enhancement" the way you use them in
every day life. This is an internal classification system. If the
s
Ken Foskey wrote:
At the OOo miniconf at linux.conf.au there was a process to merge in
documentation into a template. It avoided XML (There are traps to
this...)
I've been hacking at it, and the project looks doable. Mostly because
Tony's file format is not complicated, and because he doesn't wan
Tony Mobily IMAP wrote:
Just out of curiosity, what you are interested in is a set of Perl
libraries you can 'require' and that can handle this conversion,
right? Will this program run on a standard Linux/Unix environment?
Yep. Well, or *anything* really.
Perl is convenient for me. I'll give it a
Hello Tony,
This is Daniel Carrera (new email address).
Just out of curiosity, what you are interested in is a set of Perl
libraries you can 'require' and that can handle this conversion, right?
Will this program run on a standard Linux/Unix environment? You know,
with command-line
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