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Venetia Furtado
Hello,
Attached is my final report for the GSoC project:
https://gist.github.com/VenetiaFurtado/08c232bfa39cacda134bb0a978bb7398
This experience has been an invaluable learning opportunity. I thank
Stephan and Thorsten for their guidance over the past few months. I look
forward to continuing my c
Hello,
This week I was able to complete the following:
- Complete implementation of passing the in, out and in-out method
arguments from LUA to UNO
- Support for passing 'Any' container from UNO to LUA as a table and
vice-versa.
- Identified and resolved issues in last week's imple
Hello,
This week I added support for handling exceptions on both the LUA and UNO
side.
I have also cleaned up the code and moved it over to
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/sdk-examples/+/171940
I am currently working on the README file.
Venetia Furtado
Hi,
Continuing last week's work, I implemented a generic struct by using the
CoreReflection to get the XIdlClass and create the css.uno.Type from it.
I am currently working on writing code for the remaining basic UNO types
and using the "/singletons/org.libreoffice.embindtest.Test" Test to
valid
Hi,
As mentioned in my last update, I worked on the remaining basic UNO types.
Setting up the test environment took some time as I ran into some errors
but I was able to successfully set it up using the "
/singletons/org.libreoffice.embindtest.Test".
I have tested out most of the basic UNO types,
Hello,
This week, I completed all basic 'in' parameters and support for functions
that return a 'void'.
I am currently working on 'out' and 'in/out' parameters and am using
'getOut' method in the embindtest.cxx file for testing it out.
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/168298
Regards,
Ven
Hello,
Over the week, I worked on a rough prototype of the LUA C++ binding and
then started working on moving the function
XComponentWrapperClass::setString to script.lua.
The second part is a work in progress currently, as I have encountered some
errors and I am working on fixing it. The patch ca
Hello,
I had initially hard-coded C++ wrapper MyClass around the mxDocText object
(SimpleBootstrap_cpp.cxx), and then exported that C++ wrapper to Lua.
I then refactored the code (with guidance from Stephan), to map the C++ UNO
objects to LUA and have a generic way to call UNO interface methods.
Hello,
Over the past week, I worked on changing the UNO interface methods that
were hard-coded as individual C++ functions to a single a C++ method mapped
to the __index metamethod.
As discussed with Stephan, I used the css.scripting.Invocation interface to
find out the number and types of argume
Hello,
This week, I continued to work on developing generic LUA <-> C++
interfaces.
I worked on enhancing contructAny method from previously hard-coded values
to a generic recursive solution.
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/168298
Regards,
Venetia Furtado
Hello,
Last week I had worked on adding support for TypeClass_SEQUENCE but with
some hard-coded elements to handle the struct within the Sequence in the
function constructAny. contructAny is used to build the input parameter
data structures that are passed to the UNO invoke call.
As a continuatio
Hello,
I am Venetia Furtado and I will be working on the project “LUA UNO Language
Binding in Libre Office” for GSoC’24.
I would like to thank Ilmari for encouraging me to apply to the program,
and huge thanks to Stephan and Thorsten for agreeing to mentor me on this
project.
The goal of this pr
Hello,
I started this week spending some time going over the fundamentals of the
LUA language. I then wrote a simple program referring to online resources
for a LUA C++ language binding which internally used the LUA C API. This
gave me a very basic understanding of how language bindings work with
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