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Using Python with OpenOffice
The Python-UNO bridge can be used to call up pieces of Python code from within OpenOffice. The source code of a "hello world" example can be found at http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/PyUNO_bridge, showing you how to start OpenOffice looking for a connection on a TCP/IP port, and then how to run a Python program to pass data - in this case the text "hello world" - into it. There are also some recent articles (Feb 2009) on Linux Journal - start at http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/python-pyuno-hello-world-addon-openoffice which includes an example, and links to other articles which cover the conversion of spreadsheets to csv files ( http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1007797 ) If all this is more than you need, there's nothing to stop you importing / exporting data to / from OpenOffice in a file format like CSV .. using files that happen to have been written / read by / from Python. (written 2009-04-09, updated 2009-04-10) Associated topics are indexed under Y212 - Python - Code testing, patterns, profiles and optimisation.[3478] Testing your Python classes with the unittest package - how to - (2011-10-14) [3464] Passing optional and named parameters to python methods - (2011-10-04) [3442] A demonstration of how many Python facilities work together - (2011-09-16) [3441] Pressing ^C in a Python program. Also Progress Bar. - (2011-09-15) [2616] Defining a static method - Java, Python and Ruby - (2010-02-01) [1555] Advanced Python, Perl, PHP and Tcl training courses / classes - (2008-02-25) [1148] Python decorators - wrapping a method call in extra code - (2007-04-15) [1146] __new__ v __init__ - python constructor alternatives? - (2007-04-14) [1140] Python GTK - Widget, Packing, Event and Feedback example - (2007-04-09) [235] Preparation for a day's work - (2005-03-04) Y150 - Python Development Tools and Environments [3151] Disassembling Python and Java - previously compiled code - (2011-01-29) [2452] Making executable binaries in Python (or Perl) - (2009-10-12) [2370] C++, Python, and other training - do we use an IDE - (2009-08-21) [745] Python modules. The distribution, The Cheese Shop and the Vaults of Parnassus. - (2006-06-05) [316] Development Environments - (2005-05-19)
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