On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Mosfet wrote:

> Coolness :)
> 
> I guess the whole "Konqueror embedding is only for viewing and not
> editing" restriction is gone?

No, actually not. Well, in this shot it is, but that's only because I
didn't hack readonly support into KSpread. However all KOffice components
will *have* to support for viewing documents only (readonly mode). That's
very important :) (and shouldn't be hard to implement) .

Konqueror *has* to remain a browsing-only app :) (according to Waldo's
Konqueror Manifesto :-)

Ciao,
 Simon

> Simon Hausmann wrote:
> > 
> > Hi,
> > 
> > http://neuro2.med.uni-magdeburg.de/~shaus/kspread.gif
> > 
> > After an crazy hacking marathon (I think I've never been hacking so long
> > without a break/food/drink) I managed to port the koffice framework to
> > the new kparts framework and to port kchart and kspread.
> > 
> > KSpread works wonderful, including embedded parts! (I ported the document
> > painting stuff, too, so one can rotate/shear/scale embedded parts, just
> > like in the Canossa framework)
> > 
> > But well, porting KOffice was not what really wanted ;-) . I wanted to see
> > KOffice components embeddable in Konqueror :-)
> > 
> > Now I'm horribly tired and hungry, but it works: KSpread is embeddable in
> > Konqueror! :-)
> > 
> > The whole stuff still needs tons of fixes and the other apps also need
> > to be ported. I'll do that during the week and commit then (porting an app
> > is fortunately really easy, as most of the API is source compatible)
> > 
> > Ciao,
> >  Simon ( falling asleep now :)
> 
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