David Hoerl

I'm a Mac guy and never used Linux. As you can probably tell, this framework has been on mothballs for a long time (that is, nothing has changed). Perhaps you can ask a question on StackOverflow. Or maybe someone here will respond. I wish I could help you but there is nothing I can say or do to help.

On 11/8/18 10:19 AM, Sarah James wrote: I have tried to compile the dynamic library and static library on windows with VS 2008 and package which version is newest 2.5.0 without any modify,there are many errors .I found it's difficult or it seems unable to work with Visual Studio . help people in syria Where is the sample or example of xlslib? Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/xlslib/discussion/402380/ To unsubscribe from further messages, please...

I'm a Mac guy, and the Windows guys are not active anymore. I think you are going to have to figure this out yourself - sorry I cannot be of more help.

I don't know what I can do about this. There are literally thousands of options in an xls file. There is an ordering of those objects too. Probably some minor detail is different and IFilter notices that and fails. If you could ever find someone at MS to tell you specifically WHY the file fails to open, we might be able to do something about it. Otherwise, as you can see from the number of downloads, thousands of people use the library without any problem.

Ah, yes, the original source used some conversion technology to create a PHP version. But I dont think it had MORE code. OK - I found it in the reference: "Sends the spreadsheet hold by the workbook object to the client. The file gets the name set by the 'Name' argument." The original authors thought a good use of this code was to support dynamic web pages with tables in them. If there was a stub in the C++ source it was probably removed a long time ago. But might be in the early SVN commits if you...

Ah, yes, the original source used some conversion technology to create a PHP version. But I dont think it had MORE code. OK - I found it in the reference: "Sends the spreadsheet hold by the workbook object to the client. The file gets the name set by the 'Name' argument." The original authors though a good use of this code was to support dynamic web pages with tables in them. If there was a stub in the C++ source it was probably removed a long time ago. But might be in the early SVN commits if you...

Suggest you look at the test files - I'm pretty sure this is covered there. Many examples sprinkled here and there. Other than that read the source - I just don't know offhand.

I recall that it writes a border in the cell but frankly don't recall. Its been over 5 years since I (or someone else) wrote it. Best to look at the code. The heavy contributors to this project are gone. I fixed a lot of it up many many years ago thinking I could use it but lost that job before I ever did. As you can see, this project has many users but the code hasn't been touched in a long time...