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    • @Kaloi
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      221 year ago

      I was just going to ask how long before Libreoffice has local python scripting. Of course it already has it and MS is copying them in a shittier way, silly me.

    • RheingoldRiver
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      GSheets lets you run python code? I thought they were all js-based

      edit: I misread, you’re saying LibreOffice has Python support, nvm

      • ChaoticNeutralCzech
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        They don’t let you write custom JS scripts, at least not without hacks AFAIK. We are talking about scripting languages for macros like Office’s infamous VBA.

        • RheingoldRiver
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          21 year ago

          I think what they let you do is write mini add-ons using the API and support JS in an in-browser editor. Then you have to enable the add-ons. I guess equivalently you can do the same things with an IDE and any language, but it felt like they “officially” supported JS.

        • @[email protected]
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          01 year ago

          Right. So like not what people are saying in the posts above. Yet I still get downvoted.

          Anyway, thanks for confirming this is not cloud.

          • AatubeOP
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            11 year ago

            Plus that was also perfectly explained already above. Just check the thread under ChaoticNeutralCzech…