Thanks for the responses - if I can reply to everyone at once:
Joao - thanks, rows looks good, but I'm trying to move away from Python
- I currently only need it for Excel handling
Kohei - yes, pretty much what I was expecting, thanks. Unfortunately, I
do need xls, for at least another year
On 27.04.2022 05:38, EML wrote:
I've been looking for C/C++ alternatives, but the libraries I've found
don't appear to be well-supported or tested, and may well have other
problems.
Just curious: which libraries have you looked at so far? Also, would it
be feasible to use one of those
EML wrote:
Question: how realistic is it to hack Calc to extract a stand-alone
Excel-to-csv converter? I can do the development as long as I can get
usable results in a few days, and I don't have to write anything
that's not C++. However, this is a non-starter if there are any Java
On 27.04.2022 05:38, EML wrote:
Question: how realistic is it to hack Calc to extract a stand-alone
Excel-to-csv converter? I can do the development as long as I can get
usable results in a few days, and I don't have to write anything
that's not C++. However, this is a non-starter if there are
Hi
I am currently working part time in "turicas/rows" which
have some of the same functionality.
If you give it a try, and find it lacking in the features you are in need,
just drop a message.
On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 9:30 AM EML wrote:
> Background: I've spent several years converting xls[x]
Background: I've spent several years converting xls[x] to csv using
'in2csv', which is a Python app. This has always been problematical, but
does give correct output if you're careful with the input. However, the
current version (1.0.6) has broken some functionality, so it's probably
no longer
