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> I really like the idea of extending OFS:File to support different file
> types, but what I would like to see is something that is
> format/filter/library agnostic.
Please have a look at the "Hookable PUT" proposal (which has already
been implemented for 2.3):
http
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> I really like the idea of extending OFS:File to support different file
> types, but what I would like to s
t this idea has potential as a project, and would be
willing to contribute.
Sean
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Subject: Re: [Zope] Advice on searching/indexing Word documents?
if you're on linux check out WVWare:
http://www.wvware.com
it's a C library that handles all wo
if you're on linux check out WVWare:
http://www.wvware.com
it's a C library that handles all word doc formats since 6.0 or so
jens
On Tue, 02 Jan 2001, Bowyer, Alex wrote:
> Our company has a repository of staff CVs (Resumes) as Word Documents and I
> am about to embark on creating a new feat
ital asset management would be great; I'm wondering if anyone is working
on anything like this?
Sean
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Alex,
If your running Zope on Win32 you could use COM to snatch the text fairly
easily and quickly.
The COM interface to Word is well documented in the help files (if they're
not installed, you'll find them on the CD).
I used this technique to create XML from Word in the past and it works (wa
>I used to
> write text filters in C and Lex for my previous employer - one of these days
> I will figure out how to extend python with C and do this.
Here's one that's written entirely in Python:
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~greg/python/Plex/
I've seen a couple of other implementations o
I've been thinking about doing this. I wonder if there are any C filter
libraries that read word docs. The word 2000 docs are supposedly non-binary,
so you could proabaly write a parser of sorts in python or C/Lex; I used to
write text filters in C and Lex for my previous employer - one of these d
