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On 7 Nov 2007 at 6:48, atoth@××××××××××.hu wrote: |
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> > if it's the same UNO that openoffice uses then it's a tough nut, last |
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> > i looked it seemed some overengineered uebercomplex piece of code for |
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> > god knows what gain, rewriting it would take a lot of time if at all |
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> > possible. at least they make a best effort at runtime code generation, |
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> There's a citation reference program called "bibus". This one is attached |
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> to openoffice using the python-UNO bridge. |
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thanks for the reference, but i wasn't questioning the existence of the |
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whole thing, just why it was engineered this complex way ;). |
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