Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO

Tor Lillqvist <tml -AT- iki.fi>
Sat, 6 Jul 2019 12:27:57 +0300




The issue is, what if you force to deal with docx and you run into
problems?



The data structure inside a .docx has very little relationship to the
internal data structures inside LO, so it would be extremely hard to
display "codes" from the .docx in the LibreOffice UI.

What you can do is unzip the .docx, edit the .xml files inside, update them
into the .docx? For some specific mechanical mass changes, or trivial
detail changes, that you can't do in LO, might work.

--tml

Context

Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO (continued)
- Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Kaganski Mike
- Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Tor Lillqvist
  - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Uwe Brauer
    - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Tor Lillqvist
      - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Wols Lists
      - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Uwe Brauer
- Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Dennis Roczek
  - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Tor Lillqvist
    - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Dennis Roczek
    - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Wols Lists
      - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Dan Lewis
        
        Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Wols Lists
        
        Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Uwe Brauer
  - Re: Reveal code, old macros convert them to LO · Wols Lists

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