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==== Common ==== | ==== Common ==== | ||
* [[CppSDKAuthors|About the Author and Contributors]] | * [[CppSDKAuthors|About the Author and Contributors]] | ||
− | * [ | + | * [https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0|The SDK is licensed under ALv2] |
* [[SDKInstallation|How to install the SDK and compile the C++ examples]] | * [[SDKInstallation|How to install the SDK and compile the C++ examples]] | ||
* [[SDKCppLanguage|The UNO C++ Language]] | * [[SDKCppLanguage|The UNO C++ Language]] | ||
− | * [[UNO_automation_with_a_binary_(executable)|OpenOffice | + | * [[UNO_automation_with_a_binary_(executable)|OpenOffice UNO automation with a binary (executable)]] |
==== Writer, Calc, Draw and Impress ==== | ==== Writer, Calc, Draw and Impress ==== | ||
− | * [[Programming OooWriter |Programming | + | * [[Programming OooWriter |Programming OOoWriter with C++]] |
* [[Calc/API/Programming|OpenOffice Calc]] | * [[Calc/API/Programming|OpenOffice Calc]] | ||
* [[Programming_OOoDraw_and_OOoImpress|Programming OOoDraw and OOoImpress with C++]] | * [[Programming_OOoDraw_and_OOoImpress|Programming OOoDraw and OOoImpress with C++]] | ||
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*[[Executing_an_OOoBasic_macro_with_Cpp|Executing an OOoBasic macro with C++]] | *[[Executing_an_OOoBasic_macro_with_Cpp|Executing an OOoBasic macro with C++]] | ||
* [[IDL_Files_and_Cpp|IDL Files and C++]] | * [[IDL_Files_and_Cpp|IDL Files and C++]] | ||
− | * [[UNO_registery_and_Bootstrapping|UNO | + | * [[UNO_registery_and_Bootstrapping|UNO registry and Bootstrapping]] |
* [[Constructing_Helpers|Constructing Helpers]] | * [[Constructing_Helpers|Constructing Helpers]] | ||
==== Components ==== | ==== Components ==== | ||
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* [[CompleteAddIn | OOoCalc AddOn in C++]] | * [[CompleteAddIn | OOoCalc AddOn in C++]] | ||
* [[XML_and_Filter |XML, Filters and Files]] | * [[XML_and_Filter |XML, Filters and Files]] | ||
− | {{Warn|I have decided to give up with this C++ documentation. My last work was to add two chapters in summer 2009. I have done nothing more during last year. I only want to say this document is completely free, | + | {{Warn|I have decided to give up with this C++ documentation. My last work was to add two chapters in summer 2009. I have done nothing more during last year. I only want to say this document is completely free, unfortunately is not finished (particularly with add-on and dialog). Please let this caution banner for a year and remove it after because tradition in OpenOffice documentation is to remove author's names. After a year, it would be also great to remove my name everywhere it appears in other chapters. Thank you in advance. 08:52, 26 August 2010 (UTC)}} |
= See also= | = See also= | ||
==== General ==== | ==== General ==== |
Revision as of 11:41, 21 June 2021
This site is about using C++ as a language to program OpenOffice extensions.
Contents
Common
- About the Author and Contributors
- SDK is licensed under ALv2
- How to install the SDK and compile the C++ examples
- The UNO C++ Language
- OpenOffice UNO automation with a binary (executable)
Writer, Calc, Draw and Impress
- Programming OOoWriter with C++
- OpenOffice Calc
- Programming OOoDraw and OOoImpress with C++
- Working with Shapes in C++
General Utilities
- Playing with Window Toolkit AWT
- Executing an OOoBasic macro with C++
- IDL Files and C++
- UNO registry and Bootstrapping
- Constructing Helpers
Components
- Constructing Components in C++
- Managing a Dialog in a Component
- Going further with Dialog and Components
- Writing professional Components
AddOns
See also
General
- French version of this document.
- Developer's Guide
- C++ and UNO tutorial
- Writing a Program to Control OpenOffice.org, by Franco Pingiori — Part 1 and Part 2, Linux Journal
- UNO tutorial
- UNO IDL
- Uno/Article/Types&Reflection
- UNO Introduction
- Working with a database in C++ (not tackled in this document at the moment).
- Compiler versions used by port maintainers and release engineers