[dev] Contribution Ideas

2010-10-18 Thread Patrick W. McDonald
Hey,

My name is Patrick McDonald, I'm a student at Longwood University, and for my 
software engineering class the professor has assigned us a project that 
requires us to make a contribution to an open source project of our choice. I 
decided to work on OpenOffice, since I'm fairly familiar with the software. He 
suggested I do something simple, such as adding functionality to the Writer's 
formula bar or something along those lines.

With that in mind, I'd like to ask if there's any particular formulas you would 
like to see supported by the formula bar, or barring that if there are any 
other ideas that you have that would be at around the same level of difficulty 
to implement. Thanks for any responses, and I look forward to helping improve 
OpenOffice.

-Patrick
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Re: [dev] Contribution Ideas

2010-10-18 Thread Ariel Constenla-Haile
Hello Patrick,

On Monday 18 October 2010, 21:52, Patrick W. McDonald wrote:
 Hey,
 
 My name is Patrick McDonald, I'm a student at Longwood University, and for
 my software engineering class the professor has assigned us a project that
 requires us to make a contribution to an open source project of our
 choice. I decided to work on OpenOffice, since I'm fairly familiar with
 the software. He suggested I do something simple, such as adding
 functionality to the Writer's formula bar or something along those lines.

AFAIK Writer's formula bar is not accessible to API clients, this means you 
will have to deal with OOo source code, what is no good idea to your 
assignment: you should try to use OOo API for your task (so you don't need to 
mess with OOo source code).

For example, it is possible to add new functions to OOo Calc, developing an 
add-in (very easy to do with the OOo API plug-in for NetBeans IDE).

 With that in mind, I'd like to ask if there's any particular formulas you
 would like to see supported by the formula bar, or barring that if there
 are any other ideas that you have that would be at around the same level
 of difficulty to implement. Thanks for any responses, and I look forward
 to helping improve OpenOffice.

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Re: [dev] Contribution Ideas

2010-10-18 Thread eric b

Hello,


FYI, there is the OpenOffice.org Education Project, welcoming  
students, and proposing applications (but not extensions, see Ariel  
answer in this case). The idea is to work with students and profs  
from a given school, and solve a problem discovering OpenOffice.org  
source code.


Our communication is based on IRC and mailing lists + weekly IRC  
meetings and project reviews.


If you are interested, please have a look at:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Education_Project
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Education_Project/Effort

One of our projects is OOo4Kids, and we have a lot of Fun with that :
http://wiki.ooo4kids.org/index.php/WelcomeStudents

And if you want to discuss directly online with us, there is  
#education.openoffice.org channel, on irc.freenode.net server.



Regards,
Eric Bachard


Le 19 oct. 10 à 02:52, Patrick W. McDonald a écrit :


Hey,

My name is Patrick McDonald, I'm a student at Longwood University,  
and for my software engineering class the professor has assigned us  
a project that requires us to make a contribution to an open source  
project of our choice. I decided to work on OpenOffice, since I'm  
fairly familiar with the software. He suggested I do something  
simple, such as adding functionality to the Writer's formula bar or  
something along those lines.


With that in mind, I'd like to ask if there's any particular  
formulas you would like to see supported by the formula bar, or  
barring that if there are any other ideas that you have that would  
be at around the same level of difficulty to implement. Thanks for  
any responses, and I look forward to helping improve OpenOffice.


-Patrick
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[dev] Contribution for OO.o

2008-11-24 Thread Svatopluk Bláha
Halo,
in my OO.o Base project I need to save into associated table a computed value, 
which was described in form numeric field. But this value is not shift into 
table by using icon in navigation bar, nor by push button with form refresh 
action, nor by macro using executeDispatch  service with statements  
.uno:RecSave and .uno.NewRecord, nor by SQL statement. But may be I did not 
find correct way how to do it. And Now:
1. Can you help me with this problem?
2. If his probem cannot be realized by actual OO.o Base  tools (as it is 
possible in database applications DB, Paradox, MS Access), I would like to try 
develop appropriate tool for OO.o Base or correct another current one.  In that 
case I would need help where to start. I be able to write code in OO.o Basic, 
Java and Java Script.
Svatopluk Bláha



Re: [dev] Contribution to the PDF Import filter for Writer

2008-06-24 Thread Mathias Bauer
arkarell wrote:

 Hello,
 
 I'm an engineer specialist on documentary process, I worked nine years 
 in Xerox company and I'm now freelance in my own society named Arkarell.
 I worked a lot on xml related technologies (and even SGML at the 
 beginning)  like xslt or xsl-fo.
 I focused my work on publishing part of industrial system of production 
 of technical documentation.
 In this context, I used extensively the openoffice.org solution as 
 publishing desktop software with its underlying format OpenDocument.
 I've been working on a open source digital library named Castore 
 http://www.emn.fr/x-info/bn/ for a french engineering school ('/Ecole 
 des Nines de Nantes/') for which I've implemented a conversion tool of
 text documents into structured xml with use of OpenDocumentText as a 
 pivot format. The input formats contain PDF and then my work on PDF 
 includes a conversion of PDF into ODT format.
 I've already begin this work which is based, for parser part, on xpdf 
 library.
 I keep reading the information about your pdf import filter and today I 
 tested your very new extension of import PDF into draw dated June 11. I 
 think I can help you for this feature
 because I have motivation, time, some budget and, I hope, some knowledge 
 to help moving forwards.
 
 Could you explain to me how can I contribute to OpenOffice.org on this 
 filter ?
 Thanks in advance.
 
 Arnaud Malguy
 /Arkarell
 Moëlan sur mer - France
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[dev] Contribution to the PDF Import filter for Writer

2008-06-16 Thread arkarell

Hello,

I'm an engineer specialist on documentary process, I worked nine years 
in Xerox company and I'm now freelance in my own society named Arkarell.
I worked a lot on xml related technologies (and even SGML at the 
beginning)  like xslt or xsl-fo.
I focused my work on publishing part of industrial system of production 
of technical documentation.
In this context, I used extensively the openoffice.org solution as 
publishing desktop software with its underlying format OpenDocument.
I've been working on a open source digital library named Castore 
http://www.emn.fr/x-info/bn/ for a french engineering school ('/Ecole 
des Nines de Nantes/') for which I've implemented a conversion tool of
text documents into structured xml with use of OpenDocumentText as a 
pivot format. The input formats contain PDF and then my work on PDF 
includes a conversion of PDF into ODT format.
I've already begin this work which is based, for parser part, on xpdf 
library.
I keep reading the information about your pdf import filter and today I 
tested your very new extension of import PDF into draw dated June 11. I 
think I can help you for this feature
because I have motivation, time, some budget and, I hope, some knowledge 
to help moving forwards.


Could you explain to me how can I contribute to OpenOffice.org on this 
filter ?

Thanks in advance.

Arnaud Malguy
/Arkarell
Moëlan sur mer - France
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[dev] Contribution to Open Office

2007-12-05 Thread Nand Kishore Sagi
Hi ,

 This is Nand Kishore Sagi from Freehold, NJ. I chanced across open
office while updating my java version. While browsing through the web site I
found that there were openings available for developers. I was intrested in
pursuing this opportunity.

  Please let me know how do I move on to join the team and become a
active contributor.

Thanks and Regards
Nand Kishore Sagi

703-342-8507


[dev] Contribution

2007-06-20 Thread Ganesh Dattatreyan

Dear Friends,

I am Ganesh Dattatreyan Iyer from India. I am using Open-office 2.2.0 and
have found it as a good replacement for MS-Office. My Details are as below:

Work Profile : VB Programmer
Company : Fast Facts Computer Systems Ltd
Place I live in : Dombivli ( suburb closer to Mumbai) , India

I also work on GNU Linux at my home and a keen follower of Open Source
activities. Richard Stallman, Linus Torvalds and many others have motivated
me through their works.
I would definitely like to contribute to Open Office as a developer or as a
writer. Please guide me accordingly.

Regards,
Ganesh Dattatreyan Iyer


Re: [dev] Contribution

2007-06-20 Thread Charles-H. Schulz
Hello Ganesh,

thank you for your interest in OpenOffice.org . As a programmer, there
are two main options for you.
-Either join the VBA project (http://vba.openoffice.org and
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/VBA)
- Help with the localization . OpenOffice.org is localized in many Indic
languages (Hindi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Malayalam, and much more). See
here: http://projects.openoffice.org/native-lang.html

Or help by working in two projects... :-)  In any case, don't forget to
register and sign the JCA.

Welcome to OpenOffice.org,

Charles-H. Schulz.



Ganesh Dattatreyan a écrit :
 Dear Friends,

 I am Ganesh Dattatreyan Iyer from India. I am using Open-office 2.2.0 and
 have found it as a good replacement for MS-Office. My Details are as
 below:

 Work Profile : VB Programmer
 Company : Fast Facts Computer Systems Ltd
 Place I live in : Dombivli ( suburb closer to Mumbai) , India

 I also work on GNU Linux at my home and a keen follower of Open Source
 activities. Richard Stallman, Linus Torvalds and many others have
 motivated
 me through their works.
 I would definitely like to contribute to Open Office as a developer or
 as a
 writer. Please guide me accordingly.

 Regards,
 Ganesh Dattatreyan Iyer


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Re: [dev] contribution

2007-02-15 Thread Mathias Bauer
Lawrence Quinn schrieb:

 hi,
 I would like to help this (these) project(s).  I have skills as both a 
 programmer and a technical writer.
 If you have needs in either area, let me know.
 Lawrence Quinn

thanks for your interest in our project.

The best place to get informed about OOo development is

http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Main_Page

You should also have a look on our projects at

http://projects.openoffice.org/index.html

Many projects have a to do list on their project pages so please visit
the project(s) you find interesting. If you want to know more about a
project please write a mail to the dev mailing list of this project.

Best regards,
Mathias

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[dev] contribution

2007-02-07 Thread Lawrence Quinn

hi,
I would like to help this (these) project(s).  I have skills as both a 
programmer and a technical writer.

If you have needs in either area, let me know.
Lawrence Quinn

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RE: [dev] Contribution to OpenOffice

2006-08-22 Thread Keskar, Dhananjay V
Hello Uday, 

There are many contribution areas. A good place to start is to look at
the wiki: 
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Main_Page

There is work for many kinds of skillset and commitment levels and many
areas of interest. 

Assuming you have a dev machine, suggest using Linux - OpenSuse 10.1 is
excellent, free, and many of the helpful developers who hang out on IRC
#go-oo can help you with it. 

Core development contributions would be in C/C++. 
Or you can use Python to add plug-in components and features. 

If you are handy with a debugger, you can fix some bugs, especially the
ones you find personally irritating. You can help with performance
improvements. How about CTL (Indic languages) layout  handling? 

You can also help the developer community itself by developing and
maintaining tools and scripts using Perl or Python. The Buildbot:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Buildbot could benefit from
some additional features. 

The best way to start is to hangout on IRC, setup the dev machine,
download the source, build and use Openoffice.org and then pick a task
or area. At any of the points above, feel free to ask for help. 

Ciao
Dhananjay 

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Dear sir/madam,

I am interested to contrib in programming section for open office. Pls 
help me to get started.

Thanks
Uday

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Re: [dev] Contribution

2006-06-29 Thread Christian Junker

Hi Steve,

see api.openoffice.org, especiall the Developer's Guide and the IDL
reference and
udk.openoffice.org if you want to delve more into the details of UNO.
Those two projects also have mailinglists (dev-mailinglist), where you
can get/provide further information.

2006/6/27, Steve High [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

Greetings

I am interested in helping in the continued awesomization of OpenOffice.

My specialty is LAMP environment programming, and I would be interested in
creating some sort of API that would allow the creation/editing of OOo
documents remotely via a web interface.  If this is not feasible, I would
like to help out in any way I can.

Please point me in the right direction, because I have never participated in
an open collaboration before.

Thanks
-steve high

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[dev] Contribution

2006-06-27 Thread Steve High

Greetings

I am interested in helping in the continued awesomization of OpenOffice.

My specialty is LAMP environment programming, and I would be interested in
creating some sort of API that would allow the creation/editing of OOo
documents remotely via a web interface.  If this is not feasible, I would
like to help out in any way I can.

Please point me in the right direction, because I have never participated in
an open collaboration before.

Thanks
-steve high

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Re: [dev] Contribution request from a newbie programmer

2005-10-25 Thread CPHennessy
On Sun October 23 2005 10:02, gurkan wrote:
 Hi!

 I am a newbie programmer and I want to contribute this project. I don't
 know where to start. I need some help to choose a field to contribute.

 Thanks for your interest...

Hi Gürkan,
 How about helping with the scripting project 
http://scripting.openoffice.org ?

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Maybe your question has been answered already?
http://user-faq.openoffice.org/#FAQ

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[dev] Contribution request from a newbie programmer

2005-10-24 Thread gurkan

Hi!

I am a newbie programmer and I want to contribute this project. I don't know
where to start. I need some help to choose a field to contribute. 

Thanks for your interest...

Gürkan İndibay
 
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