Hello,
Le 14 mai 08 à 21:46, Bhuvanesh Khandelwal a écrit :
> Hello Sir
> I m an Engineering student from India.
That's nice to see students joining :)
> I had used open office & its features are impressive since it is Open
to all so i also want to participate
> in writing code if I could.
OpenOffice.org is mainly written in C++ , but some part use C , Java ,
Python, bash, perl and Obj-C
> Please guide me so that I can be productive to u.
>
IMHO, you need to understand some points before. Where is what in the
code, what does everything, know the Coding Guidelines .. etc
I'd suggest you to have a look at the wiki first, and then join us on
IRC: discuss in real time is better for helping newcomers. The
OpenOffice.org wiki starts :
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Main_Page
And you can join us on IRC , e.g. using #education.openoffice.org
channel ( server is irc.freenode.net )
I won't be present on the channel before two hours, but I see people
like Cedric Bosdonnat who can probably provide you some good advices.
Just ask !
Then, once you'll have a better understanding about OpenOffice.org
source code and project, I think you'll be able to start coding.
Regards,
Eric Bachard
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