Excel API for C/C++
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[quote author="Yash" date="1293597766"]Libxls
[EDIT: clickable link, Volker][/quote]
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From http://www.koffice.org/contribute/:
bq. KOffice is released under the LGPL v2+ (and GPL v2+ for some parts).
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[quote author="Volker" date="1294273445"]From http://www.koffice.org/contribute/:
bq. KOffice is released under the LGPL v2+ (and GPL v2+ for some parts).[/quote]
Why was that a problem then? Can't get much more flexible than that (unles you are looking for the one part that is only GPL and you want to release a closed source app).
EDIT: before I get screamed at: warning: I don't have any idea of the details about "v2+"
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You could maybe take a look at "http://www.libxl.com/":http://www.libxl.com/
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[quote author="mogz" date="1309159483"]You could maybe take a look at "http://www.libxl.com/":http://www.libxl.com/[/quote]
That lib was already mentioned on the first page of this topic. -
Hi,
a lot of development has been done during the last year on the Calligra Suite filters. Calligra Suite is the fork of KOffice. You can use the koconverter to do batch conversions to ODF. However the excel filter does not follow the koconverter approach at moment. Please discuss at the #calligra channel at
freenode.Consider that any of the binary files in {.doc, .ppt, .xls} use the Compound File Binary File Format.
On top of it any graphics are stored in containers described by the MS-ODRAW spec. You can reuse libmso from Calligra Suite to parse and convert MS-ODRAW content to ODF. libmso makes use of msoscheme (http://gitorious.org/msoscheme) to parse the MS-ODRAW content. Also MS-PPT containers are parsed by msoscheme.Office Open XML support has been also improved a lot. Use the #calligra channel to discuss the details.
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[quote author="flight9" date="1333679679"]Does anyone try using QSqlDatabase to do the work?[/quote]
What are you refering to now exactly? The original question (Excel), or something else?Because for Excel, you can actually use the QODBC drivers if you want.