More thoughts:
* Looking at the LSV files, I understand that what is stored is more
or less the whole area of the worksheet. My suggestion would be to
store only those cells which are not empty; and do that for example by
storing columns, then in each column only those ranges of cells which
compose
ah, one small thing as for now: you should probably update the SVN
checkout instructions on the webpage according to the new SVN access
scheme on SF.net - that is, URL should be:
https://luacalc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/luacalc
You might also want to add the information about downloading from
On 4/18/08, LuaCalc Dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a great fan of lua ( and wx of course ), i joined a wxlua based project.
>
> It's called luacalc and is hosted on sourceforge.
>
> Basically luacalc is an interface between a (excel alike) sheet and wx.
[...]
> Try it,any suggestions are welco
Sounds good, I'll try to get to it this next week, but I'll be
traveling so I may be out of contact for the duration.
Regards,
John
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 5:27 AM, LuaCalc Dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a great fan of lua ( and wx of course ), i joined a wxlua based project.
>
> It's c
As a great fan of lua ( and wx of course ), i joined a wxlua based project.
It's called luacalc and is hosted on sourceforge.
*atm the *BETA* version is located in svn/experiment.(will be solved)
the BETA is the version to download.
Basically luacalc is an interface between a (excel alike) she
