Hello,
On Fri, Mar 06, 2015 at 06:41:50AM -0500, ArbolOne wrote:
> Is there a website that provides information about interfacing C++ with
> OpenOffice.org?
> I would like to interface with OpenOffice.org suite.
You need to download and set up the SDK, for C++ development. The API is
the same fo
I believe the current Windows builds employ VS2008, using CL.exe from within
Cygwin. Now that the VS 2013 Community edition provides all of the ATL and MFC
libraries, it may be very desirable to upgrade and simplify the Windows-build
prerequisites.
There also appear to be better ways to hook
The code is pretty much the same, so it shouldn't be that different.
Libraries have been added but the architecture remain the same. Same with
the coding conventions and other things regarding the organization of the
code. There is not newer documentation regarding AOO and Cpp. So for better
or wor
Thanks Rory and Alexandro for the help.
In regards to Alexandro's link, I am concern about the age of the
information. This web page talks about VS2003, and we are now developing
using VS2013, 2003 in computer time is the right after the extinction of the
dinosaurs and I certainly hope that OOo
OpenOffice is written in C++ and there are many programming areas to create
plugins in C++ as well as others. This website is a bit outdated but is a
good area to look around for snippets and things.
>From Addons, AddIn, IDL (Libraries), with UNO (AOO API).
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/UNOCpp
On Fri, 6 Mar 2015 06:41:50 -0500
"ArbolOne" wrote:
> Is there a website that provides information about interfacing C++ with
> OpenOffice.org?
> I would like to interface with OpenOffice.org suite.
Start at
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/OpenOffice.org_Developers_Guide
Is there a website that provides information about interfacing C++ with
OpenOffice.org?
I would like to interface with OpenOffice.org suite.
At 21:03 05/03/2015 +, Vince Bonly wrote:
OKay! Have learned that table editing must be initiated via a
right-click drop-down menu on the highlighted name of table, rather
than attempting to use the menu-bar's "Edit" tab. I knew it was a
simple solution.
That's not true: you can always us
