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* [[AbiCommand]] - Command line interface into AbiWord. With this you can run Abiword in a server environment to do document processing. Very, very useful for sophisticated web servers. | * [[AbiCommand]] - Command line interface into AbiWord. With this you can run Abiword in a server environment to do document processing. Very, very useful for sophisticated web servers. | ||
[[Category:Developer]] | [[Category:Developer]] | ||
| - | * [[ | + | * [[Getting the source code]] - How to use svn to get the source code |
* [[UnlinkedDocumentation]] - Find unlinked documentation | * [[UnlinkedDocumentation]] - Find unlinked documentation | ||
* [[Compiling AbiWord]] - How to use the compile system. | * [[Compiling AbiWord]] - How to use the compile system. | ||
Revision as of 19:43, 29 January 2008
- AbiWordDevelopment - Plans, brainstorming, big open issues
- Unit Test - Code unit testing framework
- Annotations - Implementation if annotations, part of Summer of Code 2007
- AbiWidget - Using AbiWord as a GTK+ widget
- AbiCollab - Plugin to allow instant collaboration between users of AbiWord. What you type appears in their document as you type and vice versa.
- AbiWord SDK - Starting from version 2.6 it is possible to link in libabiword and use all of abiword's powerful document processing features in either GUI or server applications.
- PyAbiWord - Python bindings to AbiWidget
- PyAbiWordMethods - A list of the methods implemented for the Python bindings of AbiWidget
- AbiCommand - Command line interface into AbiWord. With this you can run Abiword in a server environment to do document processing. Very, very useful for sophisticated web servers.
- Getting the source code - How to use svn to get the source code
- UnlinkedDocumentation - Find unlinked documentation
- Compiling AbiWord - How to use the compile system.
