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More detailed documentation is available in the full download here [[media:DoobieDoo-example.zip]]. | More detailed documentation is available in the full download here [[media:DoobieDoo-example.zip]]. | ||
| − | The add-in was developed on Windows and the included make-script is Windows only, | + | The add-in was developed on Windows and the included make-script is Windows only. However, there is nothing particularly platform-specific code in the add-in so I guess you should be able to make it work on a **nix platform too. |
You may also visit [http://www.biochemfusion.com/doc/Calc_addin_howto.html the original URL] to see if there is a more up-to-date version available. | You may also visit [http://www.biochemfusion.com/doc/Calc_addin_howto.html the original URL] to see if there is a more up-to-date version available. | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 9 May 2009
This example will show you how to create a Python add-in for OpenOffice.org Calc 3.x. The add-in from the fictive DoobieCompany will
- Add custom spreadsheet functions to Calc.
- Make the custom functions available in Calc's Function Wizard.
- Be packaged as an .OXT file so an end-user can install the Add-in by simply double-clicking the .OXT package.
More detailed documentation is available in the full download here media:DoobieDoo-example.zip.
The add-in was developed on Windows and the included make-script is Windows only. However, there is nothing particularly platform-specific code in the add-in so I guess you should be able to make it work on a **nix platform too.
You may also visit the original URL to see if there is a more up-to-date version available.
