Sweet Coffee wrote:
> Does OOoBasic have the security problems alluded to VB in this thread??
*Every* basic macro is a security problem per se, because it always has
full access to the system. There is no difference here between VB and
OOo Basic.
Knowing this it should be clear that avoiding sec
Jacob Floyd wrote:
> I think that someone could write an UNO Bridge to allow use of VB.
This does already exist. You can script OOo with VB, but of course you
still have to use the OOo Object Model.
Best regards,
Mathias
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Plea
I ca;t answer that question since I am not sure if you mean a security hole on
the lanaguge or on OpenOffice.org.
OOo configurations usually have security features to disable macros. Read about
it on Tools > Configuration.
But a security expert most run a test on both language and determing which
Hi Alexandro!
Does OOoBasic have the security problems alluded to VB in this thread??
SC
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 16:02:38 +0300, Alexandro Colorado
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not sure how will this help exactly, you realize VB is not a real language. I
> mean is Basic attached with the Win32 libra
Not sure how will this help exactly, you realize VB is not a real language. I
mean is Basic attached with the Win32 libraries and components while the UNO
has the own OOo libraries.
VBA on the other side is more like a scripting language since is not oriented to
win32 specific components.
On the
I think that someone could write an UNO Bridge to allow use of VB.
Jacob
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 14:23:22 -0500, Sweet Coffee
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Everyone!
>
> A the webmaster for a site called "Teachers-Pet.org " is interested in
> writing some educational software for OO. Presentl
As others have stated OpenOffice.org does have the equivalent of VBA in
the form of OpenOffice.org Basic, in fact the syntax for the language is
virtually identical. However, the underlying model for OpenOffice.org
and Microsoft office are quite different and so the macros would require
manual conv
Peter Kupfer wrote:
> To my knowledge, OOo does not support VB. This is because VB is
> dangerous. I don't really understand why all of the time, but that is
> what someone smarter than me would tell you.
However, OOo does support OpenBasic (aka StarBasic), Python, Java, Javascript,
Beanshell,
Sweet Coffee wrote:
Hello Everyone!
A the webmaster for a site called "Teachers-Pet.org" is interested in
writing some educational software for OO. Presently he writes
software for MSWord. His software is "free". He indicated that the
reason why he has not written software for OO as of yet is be
Hello Everyone!
A the webmaster for a site called "Teachers-Pet.org" is interested in
writing some educational software for OO. Presently he writes
software for MSWord. His software is "free". He indicated that the
reason why he has not written software for OO as of yet is because OO
does not p
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