Any particular reason you need to use Gnumeric from Python? Assuming the data you want is basic tabular data you can easily use ssconvert to output a comma or tab delimited file and read that into Python using the csvlib module... On Wed, 2005-01-05 at 12:18 -0800, Alexey Goldin wrote:
Ok, this is a trick question, I guess. I am trying to use gnumeric to
read Excel file (no, Basic macros, gnumeric reads it Ok) and get data
into Python. For some reason I was sure this is trivial to do.
However, after spending the whole day googling and looking through
documentation I found only one 5 year old example using old naming
scheme with GOADID and a note that in neares future interface is
likely to change.
I'd like to do something like this:
import bonobo
bonobo.activate()
obj = bonobo.get_object("OAFIID:GNOME:Gnumeric:WorkbookFactory:1.0",
"What do I write here?")
v=obj.get_cel_value(....)
So, is anyone using gnumeric in such a way? Is it possible? If not,
why not? Is there a modern example?
Probably grokking all the CORBA and Bonobo documentation is a good
idea but, alas, it would take many months :-)
Thanks!
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