# If installing a matching python with numpy support is not wanted,
# do not set PYTHON_EXE, but connect to the python coming with
# libreoffice, but then numpy is not included which limits PythonInR a lot.
# PythonInR:::pyConnectWinDll(
# dllName = "python33.dll",
# dllDir = lo_path,
# majorVersion = 3,
# pythonHome = paste0(lo_path, "/python-core-3.3.0"),
# pyArch = "32bit")
# pyOptions("useNumpy", FALSE)
# When I have started LO using the shortcut, I can do
command = "soffice test.odt"
system(command, wait = FALSE)
# to open an odt document if soffice is in the PATH (see above)
# The GUI is visible and I can connect:
library(rlo)
rlo_connect()
library(rlo)
rlo_heading("test")
rlo_heading("Yet another example heading", 1)
table_data = data.frame(
City = c("München", "Berlin"),
"Elevation\n[m]" = c(520, 34),
check.names = FALSE)
# This depends on numpy to be available
rlo_table(table_data, "Two major cities in Germany")
rlo_dispatch(".uno:Save")
rlo_pdf()
browseURL("test.pdf")
rlo_quit()
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