which is a surprise because on Ubuntu Linux, UNO is supported just fine in Python just by: apt-get install python-unoĪnother problem with this is: what if I want to make a program that uses both pyUNO and other 3rd party libraries? I can't install pyUNO into my Python installation on Windows, so am I forced to somehow install my other 3rd party libraries into 's bundled Python? It makes it difficult to create larger, more full-featured programs. Windows Apache OpenOffice Apache OpenOffice Free Streamline productivity with word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, graphics, formula editor, and database management. In my searching so far, I haven't been able to find any indication that there is a pyUNO module available to be installed into the standard Python Windows distribution. LibreOffice is a successor project to OpenOffice. Q2: Can pyUNO programming on Windows be done with a pyUNO add-on to the standard Python distribution, not the Python that is bundled with ? Apache OpenOffice for PC 1.1.5 (Free) User rating Download Changelog We dont have any change log information yet for version 1.1.5 of Apache OpenOffice. However, that interpreter is Python 2.3, which is getting a little old! and my script uses a feature not supported by 2.3 ( subprocess module). But when I tried to run it, I got: ImportError: No module named unoĪccording to udk: Python UNO Bridge and Running Python on Windows, I have to run the Python interpretter that's installed with. Now I thought I would try one of my scripts ( run a graphical diff for ODF doc) on Windows. At home, on Linux, I've experimented with pyUNO to control using Python.

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