Hi Pierre-Andre, Selon Pierre-André <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> First of all, I would like to apologize for the delay in my answer. Holydays > with no internet connection are very good for resting but not so good for > developping ;-) Hollidays aren't normally given to developp ;-) However I did it... > > Quoting Pierre-André <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > First of all, I would like to thank-you for taking the time to do this > > > integration with Eclipse ! It will help developpers to gain precious time > > > ! > > > > I thank you for your effort to get time to improve my work :-) Eclipse > > people have tested a bit the plugin to help me correcting some bugs. > > For now, I was not able to find the time to test your plug-in, but will try > to > manage it as soon as possible ( I hope before the end of the week) ! > > > Philippe Ombredanne wrote a small article on my work and OpenOffice.org > > development. You can find it here : > > http://eclipse.techforge.com/index.php/article/171. He asked me to write > > something more precise when I would get more time, if you already have > > ideas we could write a common article to promote OpenOffice.org development > > :-) > > I would be glad to do so ! You can contact me directly if you want some help. > > To give some feedbacks (even if I have still not tested your plug... I hope > not to tell to many non-sense) here are some ideas. A feature which could be > nice would be to select different types of projects. When working with > OpenOffice.org, I noticed, that different "types" of projects can be coded : > > - a component (with IDLC...). > - a new menu (linkied with code). > - linking it with external libraries or external code (QT...). This could > allow an application to communicate with OOo easily. > - Import / Export filters (C++, Java or XSL) > - ... > > Giving the choice to select which type of project each one wants to develop > could help and create more specific code. For the moment I have developped a new wizard to create generic OOo projects. There is an editor for idl files and all the compiler chain for Java. The next release adds a new service wizard: this helps a idl writer to create a new service (as specified in the OOo2.0 grammar). This will lead to more specified wizards for Calc and Chart add-ins, Add-ons and remote OOo clients. However your propositions are interesting: this could be very useful to manage XSL filters, or generate the package for an add-on. This simply takes a lot of time that I do not have for the moment. School will begin after the OOoCon2005 and I'll have much less time (even tought I want to spare some times with girlfriend (I don't know how to say fiancée in english :-()) > To continue your effort, it would be nice to have the same for C++ or Python > with KDevelop ! Some volunteers ? This can even be done with Eclipse: I just do not have much time to understand the C++ and Python plugins. The last one is not as good as the Java or C++ one, however, it could helps. If somebody wants to help me, it would be welcome too ;-) Thanks for your help, Cedric --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
