Nguyen Vu Hung <vuhung16plus <at> gmail.com> writes: > The next version should be a (simple) ODF editor on Android. > > I am thinking of two approaches > > 1. Use an old brach of OOo - so that the memory footprint - shoul > be as small as possible using Android NDK. > > # Question: what is the oldest OOo version that supports ODF v1.0? > > 2. Extend the framework JOpenDocument, make it able to edit > ODF files. > > I can't do the coding anymore but if you can wait, I will make it > on Google Summer of Code this year - as a mentor :)
Hello, We didn't think about wether it's possible to extend our "library" for editing or not yet. However, I suspect it's not impossible: Basically we just translate XML-tags into HTML-tags. When editing files, it's almost only the inversion of what we're doing now. At the moment we're focusing on getting displaying documents right. There's still a lot to do: - more formatting - graphics - ... For now, supporting Spreadsheets has the highest priority because our sponsor (De Bortoli Wines) wants to be able to view Spreadsheets on Android in two months. Additionally, we're thinking about rewriting the whole "library". I hope to do that as fast as possible, so others can contribute on a "solid" base soon (at the moment I don't want others to invest a lot of time in contributing code while we plan to rewrite it completely). @Jaime: Can't wait to hear from you! Please contact me directly via mail when you're ready. As you can see, I don't feel very comfortable with this mailing list... ;) Glad you like the idea behind my app! I hope we can build a lot more stable, robust and functional app in the future (hopefully together). Have a nice day Tom PS: Sorry if I need a little longer to answer here. I'm not used to mailing lists. -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to [email protected] Archive: http://listarchives.documentfoundation.org/www/discuss/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***
