Hartmut Goebel wrote:
As I thought everybody already knows, ODF is simply a Zip-File containing some XML files.
I thought it just *was* xml. But examination with notepad showed otherwise.
> So there is no need to use OOo for handling
the files. So odfpy seams to be the best way to to this.
Since odfpy automatically handles combining the at-least-4 xml files into one coherent class on loading, and putting the various properties into the proper xml files on saving, this looks pretty straightforward. Thanks for the reference.
One way to learn the meaning of some of the numerous attributes and values is to create a file with the wanted features with OOo, save, unzip, and examine the xml to see which tags are used for which features.
You may also want to check
OOopy <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/OOoPy/>.
I will glance at that too.
If you are going to interact with OOo, you may want to try out <http://openoffice-python.origo.ethz.ch/>
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