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StarOffice Programmer's Tutorial details LibreOffice documents with the help of UML diagrams.

Umbrello : Multi-lingual Umbrello comes with GNU/Linux distributions, Windows (64 or 32-bit) and macOS.Īn extensive list of ( Unified Modeling Language (UML) tools is available from Wikipedia.

StarUML has a rich feature list and is available in English only.

StarUML : StarUML is proposed for macOS 10.6+, Windows XP+ and Ubuntu (64 or 32-bit).

ArgoUML : ArgoUML is running on any Java platforms and is available in ten languages (American English, British English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, Norwegian Bokmål and Chinese).

Herewith is an arbitrary list that focuses on free open source interoperable applications mentioning their featured languages.

Java LibreOffice Programming, Andrew Davison, March 2017.

StarOffice (Basic) Programmer's Tutorial, May 2000.

3.1 Developer's Guide, online version, and examples, 2009.

Learning Programming with Python 3 - The Coder's Apprentice, Oct.

Object-Oriented Programming in Python, Nov.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python!, Kenneth Reitz, April 2018.

Learn Python - Free interactive Python tutorial.

Real Python Tutorials, Python programming at Wikibooks.

Learn Python the hard way not as hard as it says.

It contains some Python code samples as well as LibreOffice extensions usage that are briefly described. This page assumes you have a reasonable exposure to Python as well as you have some familiarity with LibreOffice application suite. A discovery of Python within LibreOffice is available from Python Programmer's Guide.Ĭandidates to LibreOffice project can relate to this Wiki to get involved. Beginners to experienced Python coders may benefit from this page's development guidelines. Resolver = (".UnoUrlResolver")ĬreateUnoService = page is intended for Python macros developers wishing to design or collaborate to LibreOffice applications.

………………… #here the second cell for conecting to LO Pipe = f"-accept=pipe,name= urp StarOffice.ComponentContext" Personally I prefer to work interactive and with a running Libreoffice-instance … as already written interactive from jupyter notebook Session →→ the initial setup in notebook: ……………………… # in the first notbook-cell this is for running LO-calc ods-files without a running Libreoffice-Instance? → search for “ods” on pypi-package-index it seems pyexcel-ods3 or pandas-ods-reader looks straight-forward!