I cannot seem to find any documentation on developing openoffice using windows.
Also I am using dev-c++(gcc.)
Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Kevin,
On Thursday 27 of March 2008, Kevin wrote:
> I cannot seem to find any documentation on developing openoffice using
> windows. Also I am using dev-c++(gcc.)
> Any help would be appreciated.
I guess you can start here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Windows
For the more gener
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Subject: [dev] developing with Windows
I cannot seem to find any documentation on developing openoffice using
windows.
Also I am using dev-c++(gcc.)
Any help would be appreciated.
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Perhaps c++ can be made to tie in with it if it doesn't already.
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From: "Cristian Galinelli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 6:04 PM
Subject: Re: [dev] developing with Windows
Yes... I´m try to use api and can´t f
Hola Cristian!
Cristian Galinelli escribió:
Yes... I´m try to use api and can´t find some samples.
The world is more than java. but
with the UNO C++ API you can "Write Once, Build Anywhere"
OOo API is designed to be "language independent", which means there are
different language bindings
> with the UNO C++ API you can "Write Once, Build Anywhere"
Assuming you have access to a (cross-) toolchain for that elusive Anywhere
architecture that your potential customer uses, of course.
And, assuming you managed to keep your C++ clean enough that the Anywhere
compiler accepts it, that y
> Also I am using dev-c++(gcc.)
Don't. I have never heard of any serious developer using dev-c++. Plain
makefiles, a separate editor, possibly GNU autotools etc, yes. (But no auto*
are involved in the OOo context.)
Unfortunately, for Windows, the only supported compiler one can use for OOo
wo
Tor Lillqvist escribió:
with the UNO C++ API you can "Write Once, Build Anywhere"
Assuming you have access to a (cross-) toolchain for that elusive Anywhere
architecture that your potential customer uses, of course.
with the *elusive* "Anywhere" I meant:
he says he wants to use OOo API, so I
> and you can compile using the SDK environment anywhere the SDK is ported and
> working.
Assuming you have access to such a machine, that is. That was my main point.
With Java, Python or (I assume) Basic the extension you produce doesn't need to
be rebuilt for each client platform.
> once aga
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
> Unfortunately, for Windows, the only supported compiler one can use
> for OOo work is Microsoft's. I *think* it should be possible to use
> the gratis "Express" edition, though.
It definitely is possible to use the Express edition (2005, not 2003). I
do it at home all the
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IF nHoja == NIL
cName := ::oHoja:getName()
ELSE
cName := ::oaHojas:GetByIndex( nHoja - 1 ):GetName()
ENDIF
RETURN cName
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