These days, many C++ projects are built using build tools like cmake and meson in addition to GNU make (gmake). In this blog, I have already written on how to compile and run LibreOffice SDK examples using gmake. Now I want to discuss instructions for compiling and running C++ examples using cmake as the build tool. (more…)
19 Apr 2022
Using cmake to build LibreOffice C++ SDK examples
11 Apr 2022
How to use Gerrit code review effectively
By Hossein Nourikhah On 11 April 2022 In Tutorial
Any code submission to LibreOffice should pass Gerrit code review in order to get merged into the LibreOffice codebase. This is possible using the code review tool Gerrit. (more…)
10 Mar 2022
Use std::hypot for Pythagorean Addition – EasyHack
By Hossein Nourikhah On 10 March 2022 In EasyHack
There are many places in the code that calculating the Pythagorean addition is needed. (more…)
8 Mar 2022
Use Range Based For Loops – EasyHack
By Hossein Nourikhah On 8 March 2022 In EasyHack
Because for loops are a powerful tool in C/C++, they are one of the desirable tools when you want to do something repeatedly, or process elements of a data structures. But there many ways to write a for loop. Some forms of it are easier to use, read, write and understand, and some are not. Range based for loops are discussed in this article. They can be good if you know where to use them. (more…)
23 Feb 2022
Adding a new UNO command
By Hossein Nourikhah On 23 February 2022 In Tutorial
What are UNO commands, and why would you need them? If you want to add some feature to the LibreOffice UI, you may need to add or modify a UNO command, so it would be help much to learn more about these commands, and in general, the dispatch framework. So, stay tuned! (more…)
10 Feb 2022
Working with LibreOffice SDK Examples
By Hossein Nourikhah On 10 February 2022 In Tutorial
Do you want to write a program that uses LibreOffice to convert different formats, or otherwise work with LibreOffice from another process? A solution would be using LibreOffice SDK. (more…)
26 Jan 2022
Regression Fix: Missing Lines in DOCX
By Hossein Nourikhah On 26 January 2022 In Tutorial
Interoperability is a very important aspect of the LibreOffice. Today, LibreOffice can load and save various file formats from many different office applications from different companies across the world. But, bugs (specially regression bugs) are inevitable parts of every software. In fact, there are situations where the application does not behave as it should, and a developer should take action and fix it, so that it will behave according to the expectation of the user. (more…)
25 Jan 2022
Matrix Bridge to LibreOffice IRC Rooms
By Hossein Nourikhah On 25 January 2022 In Developer Community
Ever wondered about using modern chat tools to discuss LibreOffice? Here we will discuss using a Matrix bridge to connect to the LibreOffice IRC rooms, to participate more efficiently in LibreOffice-related discussions. (more…)
20 Jan 2022
LibreOffice Developer Community
By Hossein Nourikhah On 20 January 2022 In Developer Community
Do you want to contribute to the LibreOffice development, but you don’t know enough about the LiberOffice code internals? Do you want to enhance the application or fix a bug in LibreOffice, but you don’t know how to do that? LibreOffice developer community can help you not only for at the beginning, but by helping you focus on the right aspect of the code. Reviewers will review your code that eventually will be part of the LibreOffice code! (more…)
31 Dec 2021
Happy New Year 2022!
By Hossein Nourikhah On 31 December 2021 In Announcement
I wish everyone the best for 2022!
Hoping a great year for LibreOffice, all the FOSS users and developers, and above that, everyone around the globe!
Hoping to see:
more and more contributors,
many more nice features,
lots of helpful bug fixes,
and increased user satisfaction.
See you in 2022!