Hi, > So you are using C# currently on Windows?
Yes, I'm using C# currently on Windows. > There is no Objective-C binding, but as Objective-C is a pure superset of C (or C++), you can use the C++ UNO API directly from Objective-C code (which then technically is Objective-C++). Thanks your suggestion, I'll try to use C++ UNO API directly from Objective-C code. Best wish, Shin On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 4:11 PM, Tor Lillqvist <t...@iki.fi> wrote: > Again, adding the LibreOffice developer list back to recipients. > Please don't remove it when replying. The point of having a mailing > list is that discusions are public and archived for the potential > benefit of others in the future. > > > Exactly what I'm doing is similar this link > > > http://herbertniemeyerblog.blogspot.com/2011/11/have-to-start-somewhere.html > , > > So you are using C# currently on Windows? > > > Now I want to use > > OpenOffice / LibreOffice remotely through Objective-C, > > There is no Objective-C binding, but as Objective-C is a pure superset > of C (or C++), you can use the C++ UNO API directly from Objective-C > code (which then technically is Objective-C++). > > --tml > -- Shin Nguyen Dũng Nguyễn Hoàng Mobile: 0987 313 506
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