From: msevior_at_physics.unimelb.edu.au
Date: Mon Dec 15 2003 - 10:08:05 EST
> While this is really cool and all, wouldn't it be
> easier and smarter to just "print" to the ps/pdf
> thumbnailer?
>
> AbiWord --print='|ps2thumb --args' file.abw
>
Oh cool! I didn't know about that. It will certainly get dobey off my back.
This is just what he wanted.
Martin
> Dom
>
> --- msevior_at_physics.unimelb.edu.au wrote:
>>
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>> CVS: ConvertToText.c ConvertToText.h
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>> Simple C interface to remotely executing AbiWord-2.2
>> process.
>>
>> This is committed inside the AbiCommand plugin
>> directory. It's a simple
>> interface to setup AbiWord as a remote document
>> server. In uses the
>> AbiCommand command line interface to control a
>> remotely running AbiWord
>> process. It is fault tolerant. If AbiWord crashes it
>> will restart a
>> process. The C-interface is extremely simple.
>>
>> /*
>> * The function is fault tolerant and will report if
>> a requested
>> * file is not capable of being converted.
>> *
>> * It will also restart AbiWord if it does crash on
>> the next invocation
>> * of convertFileToText.
>> *
>> * Inputs: inFile - The path to the word processor
>> file to be converted.
>> * outFile - The path to the file containing
>> the plain text of the
>> * word processor file.
>> * The function blocks until the conversion is
>> complete or until
>> * the conversion fails.
>> *
>> * It returns 0 upon a successful conversion
>> * and -1 if the conversion fails.
>> */
>> int convertFileToText(const char * inFile, const
>> char * outFile)
>>
>> /*
>> * Call this method after all conversions have
>> completed. Otherwise you'll
>> * have a runaway AbiWord-2.2 process.
>> */
>> int finalizeConversions(void)
>>
>> This can be used to scan all the WP documents on a
>> hard disk and index
>> them for content.
>>
>> It was constructed for the dashboard project but
>> other groups might be
>> interested too.
>>
>> I personally want to set up a thumb name server for
>> nautilus so all your
>> WP docs have a nice thumb-nail in the nautilus file
>> browser.
>>
>> Enjoy!
>>
>> Martin
>>
>>
>
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