Hi All,
Sorry 'bout the To: header... but it is (hmmm) inter-disciplinary, and
the topic appears neglected enough to warrant such drastic a action.
[feel free to give me a virtual slap-upside-the-head if I'm wrong]
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 21:58:42 -0500
From: Skip Montanaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: python-list@python.org
Subject: writing gnumeric functions in python
I'm using Gnumeric 0.64 as delivered with Mandrake 8.0. I'm trying to
figure out what you can do in Python to program the Gnumeric spreadsheet. I
couldn't find anything in the Gnumeric manual. I have a few questions and
was hoping someone here could steer me in the right direction.
1. Do I have to add functions to the central startup file
(.../python/gnumeric_startup.py) or can I define a Python module
somewhere in my personal directory tree that will get loaded?
<...>
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The point is not Skip's problem,
but why isn't that sort of question being asked here, on
debian-{kde,python}?
There is the kdebindings package... does it do anything for anyone?
Are there any python or perl scripts for KSpread, KWord, etc.,
kicking around?
I did notice that the dcoppython package would conflict with PyQt,
if there was a PyQt package (what's up with that?)
What is the state of this kind of user-programmable functionality with
KDE, Debian-KDE?
- Bruce
