TomD wrote
> Presumably it can be done straight from a command-line without even
> needing a "script" as such.
This is an ideal task for a script. Invoking LO to determine ODF version
info is inefficient, especially for multiple files. Here is a basic bash
script to do the task under GNU/Linux:
#!/bin/bash
# extract <office:version> attribute i.e., ODF version
# args: $1 path to search e.g., doc/
# $2 file extension e.g., sxw odt od*
for f in $1*.$2;
do
v=$(unzip -p $f content.xml | xmllint --format - | grep -o
"office:version=[^\>]*" | sed -e 's/office:version=//' -e 's/"//g');
echo "$f: $v";
done;
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