OOoEclipse talks now C++
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The document provides an overview of the OOEclipse project which allows developing OpenOffice extensions using the Eclipse IDE. It discusses the Eclipse plugin architecture that OOEclipse uses to integrate OpenOffice support. It describes how the project adds support for the C++ language, the current state of the C++ support, and planned next steps to improve the user experience and code generation. It also provides a demonstration of the OOEclipse IDE and discusses other features and the project's development.
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OOoEclipse talks now C++
- 1. OOEclipse now speaks C++ Fresh news from the project Cédric Bosdonnat Software developer [email_address]
- 5. What is next
- 9. Organized OOoCon 2006 in Lyon
- 11. Fixing the docx import
- 12. Started some work around AutoCorrection for french
- 18. A manifest file for the dependencies
- 20. Makes the link with the plugin code
- 26. Used by the other IDEs Core Java Cpp
- 30. Possibility to extend these plugins
- 31. Support of C++
- 33. Creating a separate project for the UNO types includes and libraries links
- 39. Demonstration
- 40. Project news
- 43. Adding some classes from JODConverter in a JAR file
- 45. File generated in each new project
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