rring to the
POIFSDocument entitled "WordDocument".
Ryan
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> Ry
> You are right.. Almost all the Doc files I opened the
> starting
> 32 bytes are the same and from the 96th byte to 512 its all ""
> Only difference being in the bytes between 32 & 96 ( from the Doc files I
> opened).
> This may be the OLEStream which is comon to all the Ms F
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e not necessarily sequential.
Ryan
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> Hi folks,
> I was compar
Hi folks,
I was comparing the Contents of Fib from an existing
Doc printed out with the same Doc file opened in Binary format in TextPad.
I could not get what the initial 512 bytes correspond to.
The FIB starts only from the 512thy byte, whereas the Word Spec says that
its th
On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 11:06:40 -0400
> > HDF = Hemodiafiltration?? ;-)
> http://eosweb.larc.nasa.gov/HBDOCS/hdf.html
Wow.. I see. I don't have to take a nephrectomy ;-)
> > What's "HWPF"? ... acronym of "Horrible Word Processor Format"?
> Now I just figure, its too late to change, best be consis
On 6/2/03 10:16 AM, "Tetsuya Kitahata" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 10:05:54 -0400
> (Subject: Re: HDF status)
> "Andrew C. Oliver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Create something Peer to HDF and come up with another cl
On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 10:05:54 -0400
(Subject: Re: HDF status)
"Andrew C. Oliver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Create something Peer to HDF and come up with another cleaver acronym. This
> time lets check Google to see if its taken. Maybe "HWPF" or something.
Then this is a good time to make the "break".
Create something Peer to HDF and come up with another cleaver acronym. This
time lets check Google to see if its taken. Maybe "HWPF" or something. (We
need to change the name of HDF anyhow)
Or we could call it "anti-trust" ;-)
Just use HDF as the
indeed! much better that way.
On Mon, 2003-06-02 at 17:55, Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
> Commit early, commit often.
>
> On 6/2/03 6:44 AM, "Ryan Ackley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I just wanted to keep everyone up to date, I wasn't able to finish adding
> > the writing component of HDF this
> No.. You just write over them. CVS will automatically version them. If
you
> need a before and after
I'm using the same class names but not they are no longer the same classes.
They will break the old stuff. understand?
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No.. You just write over them. CVS will automatically version them. If you
need a before and after
Cvs co jakarta-poi
Cvs tag pre-ryan jakarta-poi
Cvs update -A jakarta-poi
Vi
Cvs commit
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Cvs co -r pre-ryan jakarta-poi (gets before you changed them)
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This isn't a branch, its ju
> Why do you need a branch? This is in the sandbox. Just make it compile
and
> commit.
I'm using same class names as whats there now. Do I just create a new
directory and throw everything in there?
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Why do you need a branch? This is in the sandbox. Just make it compile and
commit.
On 6/2/03 8:39 AM, "Ryan Ackley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Commit early, commit often.
>
> How do I create a branch in cvs?
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> Commit early, commit often.
How do I create a branch in cvs?
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On 6/2/03 6:44 AM, "Ryan Ackley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just wanted to keep everyone up to date, I wasn't able to finish adding
> the writing component of HDF this past weekend. I worked on it all weekend
> but there just isn't enough time in the day. The good
> Suppose, sayI want to encode all text characters of the read Stream(from
> existing doc file) by increasing their ASCII values by 2.
> How can I do that? what all DtaStructures I need to edit like..TextPieces,
> Papx,Chpx...??
You wouldn't need to write any of these data structures. All you woul
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Please respond to
I just wanted to keep everyone up to date, I wasn't able to finish adding
the writing component of HDF this past weekend. I worked on it all weekend
but there just isn't enough time in the day. The good news is that progress
is being made.
Ryan
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Can anyone tell me the status of HDF? I read a while
back that it was going to be promoted out of
scratchpad, but I haven't seen much activity lately.
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Michael Hayes wrote:
> Andrew...
>
> Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
>
>> How good is the OpenOffice XML format for:
>>
>> 1. Seperation of content and style
>
>
> Pretty good in my opinion. There is a clear separation between
> definition of styles and data. Have a read of
> http://xml.openoffice
>
> It's as readable as a complete XML format can be. Which may mean that
> for Andy it hust isn't, but it can't get any better.
>
HEY!
>>> I'm scanning over the documentation... I'm impressed! Well done.
>>
>>
>>
>> Wish I could take the credit!!! I think outputting to OpenOffice XML
>> m
! Well done.
-Andy
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>
> Subject:
> Re: HDF status
> From:
> Michael Hayes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date:
> Thu, 25 Jul 2002 13:38:46 +0100
> To:
> POI Developers List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> Hi Ryan,
>
>
Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
> Hi Ryan,
>
> Its wonderful to hear you've made such great progress.
>
> First of all, I'm against tying any of the APIs to XML
> parsers/libraries. (There are many painful reasons for this that
> resemble our logging experience -
> there is what is called XML-hell w
Hi Ryan,
You could try outputting to the OpenOffice XML format (documented at
http://xml.openoffice.org).
OpenOffice can already open MS Word files, so you could use it to
visually check the results of your output against what OpenOffice
imports. The Word Filter in OpenOffice covers nearly all
Hi Ryan,
Its wonderful to hear you've made such great progress.
First of all, I'm against tying any of the APIs to XML parsers/libraries.
(There are many painful reasons for this that resemble our logging experience -
there is what is called XML-hell which is in essence requiring one version o
Ryan S Ackley wrote:
> Everyone,
>
> I want everyone to know that I made significant progress with HDF over the
> 4th of July break. I have been busy ever since with a short out of town
> trip and also the end of semester crunch at school. I have an event model
> in place but it is totally untes
Everyone,
I want everyone to know that I made significant progress with HDF over the
4th of July break. I have been busy ever since with a short out of town
trip and also the end of semester crunch at school. I have an event model
in place but it is totally untested.
What I want to do now is wr
It must have been a temporary problem. It's working now.
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>Ryan,
>
>Thanks for your response. I will discuss your information internaly.
>
>one remark: the http://wotsit.org seems to be down or non-existent. Is there an
>alternative way to get the Word 97 binary file for
sorry, go to http://www.wotsit.org . Didn't realize you needed the "www"
Ryan
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Ryan,
Thanks for your response. I will discuss your information internaly.
one remark: the http://wotsit.org seems to be down or non-existent. Is there an
alternative way to get the Word 97 binary file format?
Regards,
Jaap
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AT
Ryan mistakenly replied this only to mehere you go:
Jaap,
The status of HDF is that it is I am currently the only person working on
it. I wrote a Word file reader and contributed it to the POI project several
months ago. I have been attempting to refactor it ever since. I have been
somewhat
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