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ODF Library
by Kevin Krammer on Thursday 22/Nov/2007, @15:21

I am sooo looking forward to having at least basic ODF I/O capabilities available in a common library.

ODF spreadsheet tables instead of all the parsing, escaping/quoting and type guessing currently involved with CSV I/O. *sigh*

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Re: ODF Library
by anonymous on Friday 23/Nov/2007, @04:48

I think that Qt should have ODF classes.

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Re: ODF Library
by Thomas Zander on Friday 23/Nov/2007, @17:15

> I think that Qt should have ODF classes.

Why?

Isn't a KOffice LGPL library good enough? And if so, why not?

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Re: ODF Library
by she on Saturday 24/Nov/2007, @18:06

In a way the advantage would be to use simple Qt widgets to modify ODF files

think of a small pygtk app for example
i think it would not be a bad idea to consider

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Re: ODF Library
by Anonymous Coward on Sunday 25/Nov/2007, @18:35

Why does py_gtk_ have to do with this?

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Re: ODF Library
by Ruben Schade on Sunday 25/Nov/2007, @20:37

He was using that as an example, not literally. Don't be so harsh.

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