Hello. I found a little word processor made in QT. It support ODT files (OpenOffice) and HTML. Also, could export as PDF. I managed to compiled in Haiku:
But apart the fact that years ago I lost the source code due a disk corruption, these apps doesn’t seems too much difficult to improve/enhance. Maybe you could try to post the same message on the Third Party Development List: https://www.freelists.org/list/haiku-3rdparty-dev
But apart the fact that years ago I lost the source code due a disk corruption,[/quote]
Well, luckily I spoke too soon: for curiosity I checked an old web space which I used ages ago to make online backup and seems that I found again such source code: I would be glad to put it on GitHub - I have an account - but I have no idea how to use GitHub to transfer my code in a repository. Can someone give some instructions? As I remember this app was also improved with the friendly help of a pair of user/developer of Haiku (IIRC, Munchausen and hey68you): they helped me to implement some enhancement like the ability to insert images in the document and to change bg/highlight colors.
Well, luckily I spoke too soon: for curiosity I checked an old web space which I used ages ago to make online backup and seems that I found again such source code: I would be glad to put it on GitHub - I have an account - but I have no idea how to use GitHub to transfer my code in a repository. [/quote]
Under what license is this app?
And how is the undo / Redo system
planned, the autosave feature.
How is the integration into Haiku?
(Translation … and so one)
[quote=Paradoxon]Under what license is this app?
And how is the undo / Redo system
planned, the autosave feature.
How is the integration into Haiku?
(Translation … and so one)[/quote]
If you refer to Little Writer, as richienyhus stated, yes: is under LGPL and requires libqt_x86 from Haiku Depot.
If you refer to Oasis instead, looking ath the repo on GitHub, inside the header files I don’t see any reference to the license.
However: I started to work on Little Writer in the late 2012, then in 2014 unfortunately due a disk corruption I lost the source code, but luckily I found it again on an old online backup and now I finally publish the code on GitHub:
Compared to Oasis, Little Writer has some more features, which I added with the friendly help of some developers (Munchausen and hey68you), and is more integrated inside Haiku (also with the interface/icons).
The undo/redo system works as expected, the autosave feature is not yet implemented. It also need a better support for the Open Document Format; Feel free to take a look to the code: everyone is welcome as contributor: I publish it on GitHub to make the app more mature and to add features and enhancements with the help of other people, since I’m not very expert in coding.
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Could be nice to “merge” the ODT support from Oasis into LittleWriter.[/quote]
I had a look to Oasis: the ODT documents which is able to generate are equal to those generated by Little Writer (both apps share the Text Edit demo by Digia);
Oasis, has some differences made by its developer: is also able to open ODT documents, however is not able to correctly display the text formatting.
Both apps have a rudimental support for Open Document Format; for what concerns Little Writer, on my repo I opened an enhancement ticket to add a better support to ODT files
No offense intended, but I tried to download that binary and I kept seeing nothing but trial offers etc to sign up for a data collection service that was threatening and invasive, could you please host this binary somewhere safe ?
No offense intended, but I tried to download that binary and I kept seeing nothing but trial offers etc to sign up for a data collection service that was threatening and invasive, could you please host this binary somewhere safe ?[/quote]
Maybe I’m being stupid, but I can’t seem to grab the source from that site. Usually on Github I’ve found a button that will download the archive. On your page there is a “Clone or Download” button, but it does absolutely nothing in Bezilla! Any clues?
Maybe I’m being stupid, but I can’t seem to grab the source from that site. Usually on Github I’ve found a button that will download the archive. On your page there is a “Clone or Download” button, but it does absolutely nothing in Bezilla! Any clues?[/quote]
Maybe I’m being stupid, but I can’t seem to grab the source from that site. Usually on Github I’ve found a button that will download the archive. On your page there is a “Clone or Download” button, but it does absolutely nothing in Bezilla! Any clues?[/quote]
Huh. Bezilla has always been fine with GitHub downloads before… They must have “improved” something. (:-/) OTOH, I’ve had problems using W+ for downloads, so I typically avoid it!
(I try to avoid cloning until I really want to dig in to something.)
Huh. Bezilla has always been fine with GitHub downloads before… They must have “improved” something. (:-/) OTOH, I’ve had problems using W+ for downloads, so I typically avoid it!
(I try to avoid cloning until I really want to dig in to something.)
Thanks.[/quote]
Well, if you wish the zip archive with the source code and you are currently unable to download such file, I can send you this file to your mail address, no problem! Let me know.