here again with you in cc because you are not subscribed. Thanks for the pointer Hagar ;-)
You should subscribe to the mailing list to get all replies Juergen On 1/27/13 12:48 PM, Jürgen Schmidt wrote: > On 1/26/13 11:02 PM, mostafa bahaloo wrote: >> hi dear >> i study in ITI university . >> my project is to develop extension for liberoffice program in linux open >> suse that can convert voice to text , > > only to make clear, LibreOffice is not 100% the same as OpenOffice and > it will probably more different in the future. > > We concentrate here on OpenOffice that you can install under Linux as > well but you have to do it on your own and it is not so integrated in > common package managers at the moment. We hope this will change soon. > >> >> skill >> i work in programming language on windows such as c ,c++ , >> c#,vb,vb.net, >> java,------web develop=> php, .net javascript, ,etc ... later . >> but in linux i'm beginner . >> >> question is >> 1)what lanquage is the best for do it .(writing extension )? > > I would recommend Java because it is platform independent, make fun and > probably have some libraries in place that you can use. I used for > example a helper library to convert text in speech in a demo extension. > >> 2)is any document about writing extension in pdf format ? > > you can find docu in the wiki, eg. in the DevGuide but also on some > other pages describing specific extensions or service provider > interfaces ... Ask further questions on demand > >> 3)do the extention best for it? >> if is any thing help ,please give me. > > Look for the NetBeans plugin, it provides some helper and it helps to > speed up your work regarding packaging of a final extension package, > debugging directly from NetBeans in the office, some basic wizards, code > completion, ... > > Juergen >
