Turn OpenOffice.org into a Web-editing tool with ODF@WWW


 
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Old 08-08-2008
Turn OpenOffice.org into a Web-editing tool with ODF@WWW

08-08-2008 08:00 AM
Imagine being able to open any Web page on your server in OpenOffice.org, edit it, and save the changes back to the server by pressing the Save button. It may sound too good to be true, but that's exactly what the ODF@WWW project is set to achieve.



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ODFFINDBASIC(1p)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					  ODFFINDBASIC(1p)

NAME
odffindbasic - Basic macro removal from OpenOffice.org files USAGE
odffindbasic [options] <sourcefile> [<targetfile>] DESCRIPTION
A simple command that allows the user to detect, export or remove the Basic modules from a regular OpenOffice.org file. Without option, the program displays the number of Basic modules found in the file. The 2nd filename is used in combination with the --delete option. OPTIONS
--nocount Prevents the program from displaying the number of Basic modules found. --delete -d If this option is set, the Basic modules are physically deleted. The file manifest is updated accordingly. However, the document content remains unchanged, even if it contains some references to the deleted macros. The code is removed (so the macros are no longer executable). If a target file name is provided as a 2nd argument, the changes are saved in it and the source file remains unchanged. --export -e Exports the macros. Every Basic module is extracted and converted to a flat Basic source file in the current directory. The name of each created file is constructed according to the corresponding path in the ODF file, and its suffix is "bas". --list -l The Basic modules are listed through the standard output. --verbose Some information messages are printed. perl v5.14.2 2008-05-04 ODFFINDBASIC(1p)