Le mardi 03 août 2021 à 00:04 +0000, non-null--- via gnumeric-list a écrit : > On Monday, August 2, 2021 12:20 PM, Morten Welinder > <mortenw gnome org> wrote: > The best approach at this point is to clone one of the existing > plugins. The first question is to ask "what kind of plugin?" > > Adding functions to Gnumeric? -- take, for example, fn-math > > Adding a solver method? -- take glpk (external program) or nlsolve > (internal). > Anything else? samples are getting a bit thin. > OK, thanks. > > How is integration set up for other programming languages (e.g. > Python): through the plugin API? I wrote some years ago a plugin using C++. The code is available at http://svn.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/gchemutils/trunk/gchemutils/gnumeric/ I suppose it should work mostly the same with the D language. Python is quite a different issue, since a Python plugin needs a specific loader. Hope this helps, Jean
Yes, very helpful and thanks.
As for the specific loader for Python, is that in a plugin itself?