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> An activex component is included with the new version of openoffice
> (windows obviously). You could generate an openoffice writer file pretty
> easily and embed it within you app... In case you're interested, here's
> a very simple string substitution class for OOo files...Ah, thanks Mark, but Linux is my primary development platform, which I
think
pretty much rules out anything ActiveX. I have, however, looked at
OpenOffice Python-UNO bridge for OpenOffice
(Python-UNO bridge).Create OpenOffice documents with Python. Very cool.
I've looked at that before, and while it does seem cool, I have found it
much easier to just generate the OpenOffice documents directly by
manipulating the content.xml file. It is not much more complex than
generating html pages.
What would be excellent though, is if both of the following happened:
the openoffice bonobo interface became supported/standard and
wxWindows/wxPython supported bonobo in the same way that activex is
supported. I for one would love to be able to have openoffice embedded
in both my windows and linux apps.
I have to imagine that it would be fairly straightforward to support
bonobo controls from wxwindows, and in fact it has been discussed
before, but nobody seems to have made it happen...
-Mark
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On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 11:26, Rasjid Wilcox wrote:
On Tuesday 07 October 2003 01:50, Roach, Mark R. wrote: