From: Simon Geard on
A couple of years ago I wrote a little application using itcluno (the
Itcl interface to tcluno) to drive OpenOffice (then at version 2). I've
just downloaded all the itcluno and tcluno packages and found that the
examples no longer work. Before I start to look into it to see if I can
fix it I was wondering if anyone has a working itcluno.

Thanks,

Simon
From: Thomas MENEZ on
On Jan 12, 10:37 am, Simon Geard <si...(a)whiteowl.co.uk> wrote:
> A couple of years ago I wrote a little application using itcluno (the
> Itcl interface to tcluno) to drive OpenOffice (then at version 2). I've
> just downloaded all the itcluno and tcluno packages and found that the
> examples no longer work. Before I start to look into it to see if I can
> fix it I was wondering if anyone has a working itcluno.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Simon

Hello !

I have used itcluno recently. First I had issues making it work with
OpenOffice 2.4, for several reasons :
1. The "protocol" has changed, so that the latest itcluno files had
to be updated, i.e. the released version does not include the latest
and required developments. Get cvs head.
2. incr tcl is broken on my Ubuntu 8.04, which ends up in fatal
crashes => I had to use the TclUno part (without incr tcl) and it was
then working perfectly. Maybe it would work out of the box on Windows.
Hopefully, the author of itcluno will chime in here.
If you are interested, I can try to dig and find code snippets.
Thomas
From: Simon Geard on
On 12/01/2010 21:06, Thomas MENEZ wrote:
> On Jan 12, 10:37 am, Simon Geard <si...(a)whiteowl.co.uk> wrote:
>> A couple of years ago I wrote a little application using itcluno (the
>> Itcl interface to tcluno) to drive OpenOffice (then at version 2). I've
>> just downloaded all the itcluno and tcluno packages and found that the
>> examples no longer work. Before I start to look into it to see if I can
>> fix it I was wondering if anyone has a working itcluno.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Simon
>
> Hello !
>
> I have used itcluno recently. First I had issues making it work with
> OpenOffice 2.4, for several reasons :
> 1. The "protocol" has changed, so that the latest itcluno files had
> to be updated, i.e. the released version does not include the latest
> and required developments. Get cvs head.
> 2. incr tcl is broken on my Ubuntu 8.04, which ends up in fatal
> crashes => I had to use the TclUno part (without incr tcl) and it was
> then working perfectly. Maybe it would work out of the box on Windows.
> Hopefully, the author of itcluno will chime in here.
> If you are interested, I can try to dig and find code snippets.
> Thomas

That'd be great if you could do that.

Thanks,

Simon