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On 06/12/2010 15:47, Michael Meeks wrote:
        Yes - it's a pain; hence doing it for you. I was thinking of more
exciting fun / new things :-)

Thanks.

We rather need someone clueful to tackle
the problem of the flat ODF / XML export - if you're interested ?

http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Easy_Hacks#De-Java-ise_flat_XML_export

Well, I would describe myself as a good C++ programmer, and I'm sure Java is easy enough to read. I don't really know anything about XSLT or XML in general though. Still, excuses to get rid of Java are always nice.

        Or are you interested in a particular area / component we can help you
get stuck into ? :-)

I'm reasonably handy with gtk, though via the python bindings which hide all the memory management, and a lot of the type conversion from you, so dunno how well I'll get on in C. The XML export thing sounds like a good idea to at least look into. Otherwise, maybe some more gtk/gnome integration stuff. Sadly all the bugs that really wind me up are most likely deep-seated and beyond my ability to fix (focus issues, not-quite-native-appearance, import bugs especially from powerpoint).

Be warned: I'm a student, doing this for fun in the evenings, so progress might be slow. Though I was amazed to find a (semi)useful task that only took about an hour to understand and do.

Chris

PS - is there a git commit notification list I can subscribe to? The git web interface is a royal pain to navigate.


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