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Explosivo

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From: The Dark Side of the moon

Registered: 2005-11-05

Posts: 25

Openoffice 2 KDE integration ... by compiling it?

I know, that on Gentoo Openoffice can be compiled from source in order to get 3 benefits:

- native language support in all Menus
- KDE integration (via kde USE-Flag)
- slight gain in speed

So I'm wondering if it is possible to get something looking simliar to this by building it through the ABS - Package?

tpowa

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From: Lauingen , Germany

Registered: 2004-04-05

Posts: 2,322

Re: Openoffice 2 KDE integration ... by compiling it?

Send us the PKGBUILD and we would be propably really happy.
This wish comes often, but noone ever sent us a fully working PKGBUILD, and if you do some efforts in this direction, remember that the langpacks must be abailable.
greetings
tpowa

Explosivo

Member

From: The Dark Side of the moon

Registered: 2005-11-05

Posts: 25

Re: Openoffice 2 KDE integration ... by compiling it?

Well, as I didn't write ANY PKGBUILD (nor Gentoo ebuild) before, I don't think that partictirualaly I will be the one to first succed in writing one for OPENOFFICE!
Anyway .. for KDE integration there seems to be no way but hacking ... if you read the Gentoo-Ebuild you'll see: it's not the standard OO-sources that are used here.
Perhaps someone can make something from it:

# Copyright 1999-2005 Gentoo Foundation
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
# $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/app-office/openoffice/openoffice-2.0.0.ebuild,v 1.15 2005/11/02 18:02:34 suka Exp $

inherit eutils fdo-mime flag-o-matic kde-functions toolchain-funcs

IUSE="curl eds gnome gtk java kde ldap mozilla nas zlib xml2"

MY_PV="${PV}.1"
PATCHLEVEL="OOO680"
PATCHDIR="${WORKDIR}/ooo-build-${MY_PV}"
SRC="OOO_2_0_0"
S="${WORKDIR}/${SRC}"
CONFFILE="${PATCHDIR}/distro-configs/Gentoo.conf.in"
DESCRIPTION="OpenOffice.org, a full office productivity suite."

SRC_URI="http://go-oo.org/packages/${PATCHLEVEL}/${SRC}-core.tar.bz2
        http://go-oo.org/packages/${PATCHLEVEL}/${SRC}-system.tar.bz2
        http://go-oo.org/packages/${PATCHLEVEL}/${SRC}-lang.tar.bz2
        http://go-oo.org/packages/${PATCHLEVEL}/ooo-build-${MY_PV}.tar.gz
        http://go-ooo.org/packages/libwpd/libwpd-0.8.3.tar.gz
        kde? ( http://go-oo.org/packages/SRC680/ooo_crystal_images-6.tar.bz2 )
        http://go-oo.org/packages/SRC680/extras-2.tar.bz2"

HOMEPAGE="http://go-oo.org"

LICENSE="LGPL-2"
SLOT="0"
KEYWORDS="~x86 ~ppc ~sparc"

RDEPEND="!app-office/openoffice-bin
        !app-office/openoffice-ximian-bin
        !app-office/openoffice-ximian
        virtual/x11
        virtual/libc
        >=dev-lang/perl-5.0
        gnome? ( >=x11-libs/gtk+-2.4
                >=gnome-base/gnome-vfs-2.6
                >=gnome-base/gconf-2.0 )
        gtk? ( >=x11-libs/gtk+-2.4 )
        eds? ( >=gnome-extra/evolution-data-server-1.2 )
        kde? ( kde-base/kdelibs )
        mozilla? ( >=www-client/mozilla-1.7.10 )
        >=x11-libs/startup-notification-0.5
        >=media-libs/freetype-2.1.4
        >=media-libs/fontconfig-2.2.0
        media-libs/libpng
        sys-devel/flex
        sys-devel/bison
        app-arch/zip
        app-arch/unzip
        dev-libs/expat
        java? ( =virtual/jre-1.4* )
        >=sys-devel/gcc-3.2.1
        linguas_ja? ( >=media-fonts/kochi-substitute-20030809-r3 )
        linguas_zh_CN? ( >=media-fonts/arphicfonts-0.1-r2 )
        linguas_zh_TW? ( >=media-fonts/arphicfonts-0.1-r2 )"

DEPEND="${RDEPEND}
        net-print/cups
        >=sys-apps/findutils-4.1.20-r1
        app-shells/tcsh
        dev-perl/Archive-Zip
        dev-util/pkgconfig
        dev-util/intltool
        curl? ( >=net-misc/curl-7.9.8 )
        nas? ( >=media-libs/nas-1.6 )
        zlib? ( sys-libs/zlib )
        sys-libs/pam
        !dev-util/dmake
        >=dev-lang/python-2.3.4
        java? ( =virtual/jdk-1.4*
                dev-java/ant-core
                >=dev-java/java-config-1.2.11-r1 )
        !java? ( dev-libs/libxslt
                >=dev-libs/libxml2-2.0 )
        ldap? ( net-nds/openldap )
        xml2? ( >=dev-libs/libxml2-2.0 )"

PROVIDE="virtual/ooo"

pkg_setup() {

        ewarn
        ewarn " It is important to note that OpenOffice.org is a very fragile  "
        ewarn " build when it comes to CFLAGS.  A number of flags have already "
        ewarn " been filtered out.  If you experience difficulty merging this  "
        ewarn " package and use agressive CFLAGS, lower the CFLAGS and try to  "
        ewarn " merge again. Also note that building OOo takes a lot of time and "
        ewarn " hardware ressources: 4-6 GB free diskspace and 256 MB RAM are "
        ewarn " the minimum requirements. If you have less, use openoffice-bin "
        ewarn " instead. "
        ewarn

        strip-linguas af ar be_BY bg bn br ca cs cy da de el en en_GB en_US es et fi fr ga gu_IN he hi_IN hr hu it ja km ko lt nb ne nl nn ns pa_IN pl pt pt_BR ru sh_YU sk sl sr_CS sv th tn tr vi xh zh_CN zh_TW zu

        if [ -z "${LINGUAS}" ]; then
                export LINGUAS_OOO="en-US"
                ewarn " To get a localized build, set the according LINGUAS variable(s). "
                ewarn
        else
                export LINGUAS_OOO="${LINGUAS//en/en_US}"
                export LINGUAS_OOO="${LINGUAS_OOO//en_US_GB/en_GB}"
                export LINGUAS_OOO="${LINGUAS_OOO//en_US_US/en_US}"
                export LINGUAS_OOO="${LINGUAS_OOO//_/-}"
        fi

        if use !java; then
                ewarn " You are building with java-support disabled, this results in some "
                ewarn " of the OpenOffice.org functionality (i.e. help) being disabled. "
                ewarn " If something you need does not work for you, rebuild with "
                ewarn " java in your USE-flags. Also the xml2 use-flag is disabled with "
                ewarn " -java to prevent build breakage. "
                ewarn
        fi

}

src_unpack() {

        cd ${WORKDIR}
        unpack ooo-build-${MY_PV}.tar.gz

        #Some fixes for our patchset
        cd ${PATCHDIR}
        epatch ${FILESDIR}/${PV}/gentoo-${PV}.diff

        #Additional and new patches get here
        cp -pPRf ${FILESDIR}/${PV}/nojava-fix-stringparam.diff ${PATCHDIR}/patches/src680 || die
        cp -pPRf ${FILESDIR}/${PV}/buildfix-new-xslt.diff ${PATCHDIR}/patches/src680 || die

        #Detect which look and patchset we are using, amd64 is known not to be working atm, so this is here for testing purposes only
        use amd64 && export DISTRO="Gentoo64" || export DISTRO="Gentoo"

        #Use flag checks
        use java && echo "--with-jdk-home=${JAVA_HOME} --with-ant-home=${ANT_HOME}" >> ${CONFFILE} || echo "--without-java" >> ${CONFFILE}

        echo "`use_with curl system-curl`" >> ${CONFFILE}
        echo "`use_with nas system-nas`" >> ${CONFFILE}
        echo "`use_with xml2 system-libxml`" >> ${CONFFILE}
        echo "`use_with zlib system-zlib`" >> ${CONFFILE}

        echo "`use_with mozilla system-mozilla`" >> ${CONFFILE}
        echo "`use_enable mozilla`" >> ${CONFFILE}

        echo "`use_enable ldap openldap`" >> ${CONFFILE}
        echo "`use_enable eds evolution2`" >> ${CONFFILE}
        echo "`use_enable gnome gnome-vfs`" >> ${CONFFILE}
        echo "`use_enable gnome lockdown`" >> ${CONFFILE}

}

src_compile() {

        unset LIBC
        addpredict "/bin"
        addpredict "/root/.gconfd"
        addpredict "/root/.gnome"

        # Should the build use multiprocessing? Not enabled by default, as it tends to break 
        if [ "${WANT_DISTCC}" == "true" ]; then
                export JOBS=`echo "${MAKEOPTS}" | sed -e "s/.*-j([0-9]+).*/1/"`
        fi

        # Make sure gnome-users get gtk-support
        export GTKFLAG="`use_enable gtk`" && use gnome && GTKFLAG="--enable-gtk"

        cd ${PATCHDIR}
        autoconf || die
        ./configure ${MYCONF} 
                --with-distro="${DISTRO}" 
                --with-vendor="Gentoo" 
                --with-arch="${ARCH}" 
                --with-srcdir="${DISTDIR}" 
                --with-lang="${LINGUAS_OOO}" 
                --with-num-cpus="${JOBS}" 
                --with-binsuffix="2" 
                --with-installed-ooo-dirname="openoffice" 
                "${GTKFLAG}" 
                `use_enable kde` 
                --disable-access 
                --disable-mono 
                --disable-cairo 
                --disable-post-install-scripts 
                --mandir=/usr/share/man 
                || die "Configuration failed!"

        # Compile problems with these ...
        filter-flags "-funroll-loops"
        filter-flags "-fomit-frame-pointer"
        filter-flags "-fprefetch-loop-arrays"
        filter-flags "-fno-default-inline"
        filter-flags "-fstack-protector"
        filter-flags "-ftracer"
        replace-flags "-O3" "-O2"
        replace-flags "-Os" "-O2"

        # Now for our optimization flags ...
        export ARCH_FLAGS="${CFLAGS}"

        einfo "Building OpenOffice.org..."
        use kde && set-kdedir 3
        make || die "Build failed"

}

src_install() {

        einfo "Preparing Installation"
        cd ${PATCHDIR}
        make DESTDIR=${D} install || die "Installation failed!"

        # Install corrected Symbol Font
        insinto /usr/share/fonts/TTF/
        doins ${PATCHDIR}/fonts/*.ttf

}

pkg_postinst() {

        fdo-mime_desktop_database_update
        fdo-mime_mime_database_update

        einfo " To start OpenOffice.org, run:"
        einfo
        einfo " $ ooffice2"
        einfo
        einfo " Also, for individual components, you can use any of:"
        einfo
        einfo " oobase2, oocalc2, oodraw2, oofromtemplate2, ooimpress2, oomath2,"
        einfo " ooweb2 or oowriter2"
}

... and here you find the OO Hacker's page.

Neuro

Member

From: Poland

Registered: 2005-10-12

Posts: 352

Re: Openoffice 2 KDE integration ... by compiling it?

Anyone of the more skilled PKGBUILD writers could take a look at this?

It would be really nice to have it (even by secreficing some time for the compile ) Additionally I belive that the freetype problem (OOo has it's own freetype lbirary compiled statically in without the bytecode interpreter) could be solved by recompiling.