and libmspub Standalone libraries Using the same interface Standalone framework to generate ODG Internal class generating SVG for lazy hackers :) Users outside LibreOffice Inkscape reuses libvisio and libcdr in 0.49 Calligra reuses libvisio and (possibly) libcdr Scribus recently started integration with libmspub More users, more bug reports and (eventually) fixes
2011 Eilidh McAdam (currently Lanedo) Started with Visio 2000 – Visio 2010 file-formats LibreOffice 3.5 release Extended in 2012 to ALL Visio file-format versions that ever existed LibreOffice 4.0 release Visio 2013 (*.vsdx), Visio 1–5, Visio XML Drawings (*.vdx) Stencils/master shapes extraction Used in trunk inkscape (since December 2012)
document (most likely generated by SDK) Re-factoring of the parser Microsoft Visio 2013 Preview xml-based (ooxml-ish) file-format (*.vsdx) Another rewrite of the parsers Side-effect: support of Visio XML Drawing (*.vdx) Versions 1 to 5 Improved understanding of the file-format Cleaner and simpler parser
2011 Released in LibreOffice 3.6 An interesting challenge after the success of libvisio Continuation of a fruitful collaboration Support for ALL CorelDraw file-formats Starting from version 1 (code Waldo) Ending by CorelDraw x6 released in March 2012
x4 and x5 (RIFF documents inside ZIP storage) x6 (More complicated ZIP-based structure) Extending the coverage downwards Version 6 (first 32-bit version) Versions 4 and 5 (16-bit versions) Version 3 (first RIFF-based version) Shape transform does not accumulate group transforms Versions 2 and 1 Not RIFF based at all
and straight engineers RCA for import issues OleToy Support for many proprietary formats Knobs for quick navigation and information gathering Colupatr Hexviewer with variable string length “Hints” for values, comments, format for storing findings
mentoring organization in 2013 again The possibility for a student to work with outstanding mentors (Altsys, Aldus, Macromedia & Adobe) Freehand File-format partially reverse-engineered Ripe to be a successful project A talented student can make difference in LibreOffice and known universe
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