On 09/06/2013 12:14 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
/snip/
Sadly, LibreOffice uses a different version of Basic that doesn't seem to have had security
issues "out in the wild" (afaik). A
couple of times people have been urged to upgrade to new branches to
avoid known issues that were fixed in the newer branch but that was almost entirely preventative
rather than reactive. I think LibreOffice even allows a few other languages to be used, such as
Python.
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/snip/
I downloaded the package LibreOffice, because I am currently the a Visual
Basic and MsAccess programmer.
Please elaborate: Is it possible to use LO to write free-standing BASIC
software? (NOT Visual Basic!) If so, a little information as to how that
can be done would be appreciated. Every so often I would like to
code something simple to make my life easier, but the simple programs
like BASIC and Turbo Pascal (early versions) just don't seem to exist
anymore. I'm 75, and I just don't have the ambition to learn Python,
altho I think it might do the job.
--doug
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