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Dev-C is a full-featured C and C Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Windows platforms. Millions of developers, students and researchers use Dev-C since the first version was released in 1998. It has been featured in dozens of C and scientific books and remains one of the favorite learning tool among universities & schools.

These extensions are available in C and Objective-C. Most of them are also available in C. See Extensions to the C Language, for extensions that apply only to C. Some features that are in ISO C99 but not C90 or C are also, as extensions, accepted by GCC in C90 mode and in C. Popular extensions for C development in Visual Studio Code. Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter. Embarcadero Dev-C is a new and improved fork (sponsored by Embarcadero) of Bloodshed Dev-C and Orwell Dev-C. It is a full-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and code editor for the C/C programming language. It uses Mingw port of GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) as its compiler. September 15, 2020 The team behind free code editor Visual Studio Code has announced the first major release of its C extension, which sees the component gaining new formatting settings, and support for Linux on ARM and ARM64. Programming project created with Dev-C, an open-source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C/C software programming; DEV-C is distributed under the GNU General Public License.

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Introduction

LibreOffice has 3 kinds of extensions.

• If you are an extension developer, you can use several languages to develop LibreOffice extensions. Supported programming languages are Basic, Python, JavaScript, Java and BeanShell. For the higher level of integrity and possibilities you can use C++, Python and Java languages to develop UNO complements based extensions. They are bundled as .oxt files and can be shared on extensions.libreoffice.org.

Extensions are the preferred way for sysadmins to modify default settings. A guide for developing configuration extensions is available in PDF or ODT format. A sample OXT configuration extension accompanies the guide.

• There are also special Calc extensions known as Add-Ins that add spreadsheet functions to Calc. As a UNO components you can provide new implementations of existing functionality or specialized components like Calc Add-Ins, Add-Ons, DataPilots, Chart Add-Ins, or linguistic components: Spellchecker, Hyphenator or Thesaurus (see Add-Ins documentation).

• You can also pack extensions for additional Templates, Gallery and Autotexts.

Resources

In an effort to not duplicate information, you can refer to OpenOffice's documentation. They are still largely compatible, but extra check should be performed since LibreOffice is moving forwards rapidly (see Compatibility notes below).

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• Extension development - this page in the Apache OpenOffice wiki

Current resources are currently being consolidated on the LibreOffice help pages.

Before you can start, you need to install the SDK.

Languages tutorials

• Libreoffice extension development with C++ - Part 1 - Getting to know UNO;

Samples

To jump-start development, you can take a look at the source of existing extensions on GitHub and SourceForge.

Examples:

• the LibreOffice Love Letter Writer (in Python);
• the LibreOffice Search extensions which adds a context menu entry in order to search online for the selected text] (in C++);
• LOTC standing for LibreOffice Theme Changer which is a tool allowing to change the LibreOffice theme easily (see help for more info) (in Bash 4+ scripting);
• add your own ;)

The LibreOffice source code also has a collection of SDK examples.

Eclipse Plugin

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TDF offers the Eclipse Plugin 'LOEclipse' which helps with developing LibreOffice extensions/components in Java.

You can find it on the Eclipse Marketplace. There is also a Starter Extension which should help getting up to speed.

Python extensions

• unodit automate some of the tedious tasks with dialogs in order to help you write your own extension for LibreOffice in Python
• See also Python Extensions Development

Compatibility notes

The LibreOffice developers are conservative when it comes to changes to the public (UNO) API and thus, most extensions written for OpenOffice.org or Apache OpenOffice will still work with LibreOffice. If changes happen, they are noted in the ReleaseNotes (API changes in 4.2, 4.1 and 4.0).

• The OpenOffice.org-minimal-version dependency states that an extension works in the specified OpenOffice.org versions as well as in LibreOffice versions that correspond to at least the specified OpenOffice.org reference version. All LibreOffice versions up to 4.2.3 report that they correspond to OpenOffice.org reference version 3.4, while LibreOffice versions since 4.2.4 report that they correspond to OpenOffice.org reference version 4.1. Using this dependency, the extension declares that it only uses features found in the specified OpenOffice.org reference version (and that it consequently works across all the products, not only for OpenOffice.org itself).

• If an extension makes use of features specific to LibreOffice, starting with LibreOffice 3.5 it can specify a new dependency LibreOffice-minimal-version with namespace http://libreoffice.org/extensions/description/2011. Its required value attribute (without namespace) specifies the minimally supported LibreOffice version; it should not contain a micro version number, and it should not be less than 3.5.
  The generally required name attribute (with namespace http://openoffice.org/extensions/description/2006) should be “LibreOffice version” (where version is the given version value).
  Examples may be found in core/tree/desktop/test/deployment/dependencies: loversion35.oxt or loversion36.oxt.

• If an extension is intended for a specific version of LibreOffice, starting with LibreOffice 7.0 it can specify a new dependency LibreOffice-maximal-version with namespace http://libreoffice.org/extensions/description/2011 in addition to the dependency LibreOffice-minimal-version. This should be needed very rarely.