Good point about the graphics - I haven't thought of that. I will have to look into that a bit tonight.
Just wondering -- for the OOo site, why can't the package be GPL? Unless people are downloading it with OOo, my (limited!) understanding is that it could be a different license. That being said, if it needs to be under LGPL, then I'll have to build my own R/Calc connection. Thanks, Wojciech On 5/7/07, Niklas Nebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wojciech Gryc wrote: > In general, I think it would be best to continue with the UNO add-in > development using Rserve. While working on this, I realized that no matter > what happens, users of this tool will need to install R and possibly an R > package. As such, I don't mind making the entire thing external to the OO > source code and just build an installer or tutorial that contains > everything > on one site. Now let's not mix up things with regards to "external". From an implementation point of view, this should be a UNO component, not part of the Calc module. But still I would strongly prefer a component that's available from the OOo site, under LGPL. Even if users have to install R separately, having the component on the OOo website would greatly improve its visibility to OOo users. If you want to use the connection via Rserve as a prototype to get the rest of the component implemented, make sure that the dependencies on Rserve remain limited, so it's possible to replace it later. Regarding the use of add-in functions, one of the original ideas was to also allow graph images as results. Cell formulas can't handle that. Niklas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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