In our previous episode, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I'm not sure if you saw my most recent post, where I described what I was
> actually doing, in response to Jonas's concern that the LISP code might be
> trying to read the FPC-created file before it had been closed.
>
> I'm actually writing to a d
On 04 Oct 2008, at 22:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure if you saw my most recent post, where I described what
I was
actually doing, in response to Jonas's concern that the LISP code
might be
trying to read the FPC-created file before it had been closed.
I'm actually writing to a d
Hi, Danie --
I'm not sure if you saw my most recent post, where I described what I was
actually doing, in response to Jonas's concern that the LISP code might be
trying to read the FPC-created file before it had been closed.
I'm actually writing to a dummy file name (suffixed ".TMP"), then closin
And if would be great if you can document it in the wiki page or
contribute patches if you wish to extend it.
>From all the possible things to store in a Cell I think that only
numbers, strings and formulas were working.
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
It's here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/FPSpreadsheet
It is modular, so it suppors writing various versions of MS Office XLS
and even experimental ODS and xlsx, althougth I don't recommend those.
I think that Excel 5.0 was with the best support.
Download the latest source code from subvers
Searched, but could not find, a library/unit for creating spreadsheets.
XLS, open doc.. or anything that would allow to create spreadsheet tabs to
later on open with Excel.
Trying to see if there is one before trying to create one.
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