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BETHBSGE ft«a£VSff BE.THPAGE LIB 47 POWELL AV BETHPAOE NY 11714 OLDBETHBAGE also serving ISLAND TREES PLA1NVIEW PLAINEDGE SEAFORD VOL. 8 NO. 43 , . . , , ,a , ( ••••I«I ant linn mi •Htiiiiiiiii i | M | I I I 11| | | | | i Photos In The Mews Summer Readers Ride Festive Library M ' Thursday, September 12,1974 10 cents per copy Bethpage Hotline Joins Cwp Exchange To Improve Its Community Service After three and one half years of continuous service to the youth of Bethpage and surrounding communities, the Bethpage Hotline has merged with the Ejprmingdale Hotline, effective September 1. Hotline Administrator J. Gordon Schaetzel explained that the move "could be considered the first step toward the formation of a Town-wide Hotline." Bethpage and Farmingdale will be joined by trained volunteers from previously established Hotlines in Plainview and Massapequa.. Plainedge is also expected to provide volunteers. The target coverage area of the "consolidated Hotline" will be and Massapequa. The local or "community" aspect of the Hotline will be maintained through representation from each town on the phones, as well as on the Advisory Board. Other community-based agencies or groups from these towns are expected to provide volunteers to be trained as Hotline "listeners" and increased cooperation between the agencies is anticipated. For example, if a girl calls the Hotline for counseling help and her needs are immediate, the Hotline can refer her to one of the coordinating walk-in centers and her problems can be dealt with within a matter of hours. R e v e r s i n g the situation, for >.^tl?™ni4f*"*» ,•'•• *>oy 'Who h a s completed a series of group counseling sessions at a walk-in center, may wish to continue his contact with the center via the Hotline staff. "PEOPLE" in Bethpage and "PRICE" in Farmingdale have already indicated their willingness to establish closer supportive roles. The advantages of the "consolidated Hotline" are: (1) Phones will be open seven days a week, (2) Referral sources will be expanded, (3) Closer ties with local community services will be realized and (4) Economy of operation resulting from the elimination of duplicated service and equipment. The Hotline number i s 203-3434, E v e n i n g s Alter 8 p . m . St Martin's Dedicates Weekend To Religious Education Over one hundred youngsters attended a Noah's Ark party given at the \Bethpage Public Library recently for members of the Summer Reading Club. Sorceress "Princess Brunhilda" kept the group entranced with her magic tricks-which included the summoning of a rabbit (above) out of thin air. Of course, the fact that eyes-and tongues -were glued to various tasty morsels (such as ice cream, also above) no doubt helped the hands be quicker than the eyes. One hundred thirty seven reading certificates were awarded "passengers" of the Ark. Jane Portegal, 7, of 40 Burton Avenue, received special mention for reading over 70 books. In the picture at the right, Jane and David Pinkwas, library director, look on as the multi - . talented bunny "reads" Jane's certificate. Below, o t h e r thoughtful youngsters ponder where to begin on the refreshment line. This weekend, Sept. 14th and 15th, has been designated Religious Education Weekend at St. Martin of Tours Parish. Intended to spotlight the importance of religious education in every aspect of daily living and not just the formal atmosphere of the classroom, the event coincides with the-opening of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) School of Religion. The homilies at all the Masses last weekend stressed this vital point, and this weekend it will be underlined by the implementation of dialogue homilies. In addition there will be exhibits of the various levels of religious education available through the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Programs. The exhibit will be held in the area between the Church and the school if the weather is fair, or in the Parish Hall if it rains. Six of the nine divisions of study in the C.C.D. are devoted to the education of the more than 1600 Children and young people of the Parish enrolled in Gardes one through 12. First and Second Grade students are prepared for the sacrament of the Eucharist through the parent-educator-program of small classes taught in the home. (PEP I-Cathy Collins, Chairman; PEP II-Margaret Conway, Chairman). The classes of Grades 3-6 are held on Saturday mornings in St. Martin of Tours School and it is in the Third Grade that the children receive the sacrament of penance. (Rosemary Caponegro and Carol Mellen, co-chairman.) This year the Junior High School classes have been split. To prepare for the reception of the sacrament of Confirmation, 7th Grade students will come to classes on Thursday evenings. (Mary O'Grady is in charge of this program). Eighth grade classes (under the direction of the Rev. Walter Simmons) will be held on Wednesday evenings. When a student reaches high school age, his classes are again held in the home. These Classes are also small and informal and are guided by couples rather than - a single teacher. (Mr. and Mrs. John McCaffrey chair the 9th and 10th grades program and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, the llth and 12th). The needs of the exceptional child or young adult are met through the Special Education program chaired by Loretta Butehorn. This program allows the student to prepare for the reception of the sacraments at his own pace. Tom Mc Andres (Adult Education) and Richard Murphy and Lillian Timoney (Senior Citizens) try to help the rest of us muddle through by sponsoring lecture series, discussion clubs, living room dialogue groups or programs designed to keep us in tempo with the changing pace of Religion today. The exhibits of the various departments are only one phase of Religious Education Weekend. The Rev. Eugene McManus, moderator of the CCD. Board, will be the celebrant of a special Liturgy, Saturday evening, Sept. 14th at 8:00 P.M. for all the members of the C.C.D. Program. The Liturgy will be followed by refreshments and a religious education rally. Federal Funds Help Bethpage Schools In Reading, Library And Skills Areas Federally funded programs provided $76,456 to Bethpage schools and students in 1973-74. The bulk of the money went to improve reading skills, but grants were also given to bolster libraries and vocational education offerings. Money for reading programs was provided under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. A total of $63,260 was allocated in 1973-74, and a like amount is expected this next ye«r, since UV grants have been approved again. For the past three years, the priorities established by the Federal Government under Title I have been reduced to programs for reading, mathematics, and bilingual education. The law provides that educationally disadvantaged children attending non-public schools be included in the programs, which must be planned cooperatively with the non-public school agency. The law also requires each school district to establish a system-wide council composed of parents of childran to be served in public and non-public schools who are participating in Title I activities. This Parents' Advisory Council should participate in the planning and development of the educational programs in the project and make recommendations to the District Administrative Coordinating Committee and the Board of Education. The District's Coordinating Committee consists of the teachers in the program; the principals of both public and nonpublic schools participating in the program; Arthur Hecht, administrative assistant to the superintendent, who will supervise the program; and Dr. Frank Sabatella, assistant superintendent, who is the coordinator of all Federally-aided programs. In October, orientation programs for parents of children enrolled in the project will be held in each participating public (Continued on Page 6)
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Title | Bethpage-Tribune_1974-09-12 |
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Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within Betpage, Old Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge and Seaford. |
Creator | Florence Cullem |
Publisher | Florence Cullem |
Contributors | Scanned and prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, New York 12466. Date 2009 |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
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Source | Bethpage Public Library |
Language | English |
Coverage | Unite States |
Rights | The Newspaper is in the Public Domain and Digital Rights are held by Bethpage Public. Library. |
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The £16m cost of Sellafield visitor centre – and today it stands idle
Last updated at 11:40, Thursday, 17 May 2012
OVER the years some £16 million of taxpayers' money has been lavished on a Sellafield centre built to woo people to the nuclear site – and now it stands empty.
As part of site cost-cutting – and to save money for the British taxpayer – the former Sellafield Visitors' Centre was closed months ago.
Pressed by The Whitehaven News to reveal building and refurbishment costs, Sellafield Ltd disclosed that £5 million was spent in 1988; another £5 million in 1994/95; and £6 million more for a second revamp in 2001/2002.
Intense security to combat the threat of terrorism in the wake of 9/11 proved the beginning of the end for the centre as a visitors' attraction because the public was no longer allowed on the site to combine Sellafield Sightseer bus tours with a trip to the off-site facility.
The Duke of Edinburgh opened a new centre in 1988 as Sellafield found itself in the spotlight from incidents and the industry under pressure post-Chernobyl.
An expensive TV advertising campaign used the slogan "Please come and see for yourself – but don't all come at once."
In recent times a move to convert the site from a visitor centre to a business/conference facility failed. But its continued closure has been criticised by the chairman of the West Cumbria Stakeholders Group, the community's independent Sellafield watchdogs.
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"It is still the ideal place to promote nuclear at a critical time for the industry with a new power station on the cards and also as a tourist destination bringing people into West Cumbria. It must present opportunities for the private sector to get involved to showcase for the public what can happen in nuclear new build and a vision for the future.
"Since its heyday the centre may have been losing money but it has been immeasurable in what it has done for Sellafield and nuclear - it could do the same again."
Sellafield Ltd and the NDA (who own the centre) say they are working closely together to find a suitable and viable use with discussions on-going with potential users.
Its closure represented "a substantial saving to the taxpayer".
A statement said: "As a result of falling visitor attendance figures in its later years, the centre changed focus from a visitor attraction to a business and conference facility primarily for Sellafield Ltd use.
"When NMP arrived at Sellafield one of its socio-economic proposals was to redevelop the centre as a tourist attraction as part of its financial contribution through Britain's Energy Coast. In the event of North West Development Agency funding being withdrawn from BEC the decision was taken to use this funding for higher priority BEC projects and the centre remained operating as a Sellafield Ltd meeting/conferfence facility.
"At the time of its eventual closure in 2011 the centre was no longer functioning primarily as a tourist attraction.
"It attracted over two and a half million visitors since opening in 1988 and therefore brought economic benefit to the local area. However by the late 2000s, when it was no longer serving this purpose, the decision to close the facility represented a substantial saving to the taxpayer.
"Costs associated with salaries, security, cleaning and maintenance by that stage totalled just over £620,000 a year and there were further one-off costs associated with specific packages of work between 2006 and 2011 which amounted to just over £98,000."
Some distinguished visitors have popped into the centre over the years from princes to prime ministers.
First published at 11:11, Thursday, 17 May 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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Common sense says there should be a visitor centre for Sellafield. Common sense should also be saying that it should be as close to Sellafield as visitors are allowed to get, which isn't in Whitehaven. Why don't people have any common sense these days???
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I thought we all knew Summergrove was a massive white elephant? Outdated and not really fit for purpose, tried to diversify into weddings which also didn't bring in enough cash to support the staff and rates therefore CLOSED!
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Hanrahan's number retired, wants to bring a winning season to Pittsburgh
Bucco closer Joel Hanrahan's high school jersey was retired on Friday at his former school–Norwalk High, in Iowa.
Hanrahan chatting with kids in first and second grade.
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On if 2010 was his best year: "For a full year, yeah. I feel like my half year in Pittsburgh was really good, after I left Washington. Obviously, I would have loved to have my ERA a little bit lower. I had one game where I gave up six runs in one inning. But the accomplishments I've had likegetting the 100 strike outs, was awesome for me. I don't know if that's a big deal for anybody else. I felt like that was pretty neat. I felt that pitching in 72 games was also good. Especially after missing the first week and really missing all of spring training. "
On his mentality as a reliever compared to when he was a starter: "Everyday is different. You never know. And that's the beauty of being a reliever. You go to the park and you know you have a chance to play. Where as a starter, you pitch once every fifth day. As a bullpen guy, you never know what your job is going to be that day. You may have to come in and pitch six outs, finish up a one-hitter. That's kind of the beauty, you never know what is going to happen. It brings some excitement and you got to be ready everyday."
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Hanrahan on how the Pirates will decide who will close next year: "I really have no idea what they are going to make that evaluation on. I know they want to make a decision before spring training. The main thing they are going to look for; who's the most consistent. I think it's going to have a lot to do with the past. And who they feel more comfortable with. I talk to Evan [Meek] once every two weeks and we don't really look at it as a competition. We wanna win. We want to do what's best for the team. We feel like we can be the top 8-9 combo, whichever way it goes."
On the rumors that Ryan Doumit will be traded: "I hope it's not [true}. I'm a fan of Ryan Doumit. We get along pretty well, on and off the field. I hope Doumit's still around. He's looking for a bounce back year, that's for sure."
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This page is all about Google Summer of Code 2010 for Go-OO.
Check the timeline, and propose your own ideas :-)
How to submit your project
This year we are requiring the applying students to do some little exercise. This will help you to get started in the ooo-build code and will help finding out the best of two almost identical project submissions.
Feel free to discuss your submission with the contact person or the community.
The exercise
- checkout & build ooo-build latest dev milestone
- run it
- run it inside gdb (preferably - you're free to use any other debugger on your platform of choice; asking us questions about your choice will get you a few points withdrawn, succeeding on your own gets you a bonus)
- find the code that handles the keyboard shortcuts, and swap the behaviour of Ctrl-S and Ctrl-N - note that we want a c++ code change, no change in the xml configuration files
- mail, or attach to your application, the patch for that "fix"
- Start with the main ooo-build wiki page, it will lead you through
* Getting the sources * Build them * Will help you to start hacking * Informs you about debugging tricks * And will tell you how to contribute
OpenGrok to search in the sources Some hints already given to students:
In order to identify the shortcut's code, consider adding some good breakpoints and have a look at the backtrace.
Methodology and advices
What follows, is thought for students applying for Google SoC, but not only ;)
What we need is to use a better methodology, and below, some advices :
- no hurry : the timeline for SoC is well defined, so take the time to do things properly. Sometimes, nothing works. That's life. Just notice everything you did, and retry later
- be sure you completed a task before to start another one
- keep traces : keep every log, even obvious information : later, this might be problematic to retrieve some values
- work regularly : note everything you do, every day
- english is the common language, but do not forget that a lot of us are not native speakers;
- please do not use private mails, but use the ooo-build list, and only this one for any technical question, and answer GSoC relevant from the students and the mentors point of view ;
- be often online, on IRC #go-oo as mentionned by Fridrich and Cedric
- when something goes wrong : tell us, asap. Of course, everyone can do errors, and we won't eat you, because you did not understand something (maybe us too ...), and explain is sane and safe for everybody.
- someone reading your notes, MUST understand what you did. If this is not the case, please improve the document.
- screenshots, blog : use english preferently
- organize your work as well identified tasks, (include parallel tasks is a good idea): a timeline, Gantt diagram, containing the timeline you proposed is a very good starting point -> on the wiki
- when you start a task, think to avoid redo the same thing twice.
- explain what you do, add references in the code. On the wiki, describe with right sentences, containing one subject, one verb and everything to avoid misunderstanding ;
- my experience told me, that to notice everything important, a tool like a simple text file, with an ACCURATE name (what it does + date), put in an accurate directory for backup, is far enough : simple and robust
- describe how you did a full build, including details (evil in the details)
- describe all operations you did starting from build with debug enabled until where you put the fat lib, including how :
- before to start debugging : define what you want to do, and what you'd like to observe, how ...
- when you debug : keep the history, and the results, what you did. A text file is perfect
- separate the "what" and the "why" in your analysis
- 80% of the time : think. 20% code (not the opposite)
- do peer reviews as much as often
- be open to suggestions, and do not fear to redo everything
- warnings are errors
- think twice the naming of your class, methods, and verify it does match with the current code
- make it work, simplify, and improve.
- for every method, write an unit test, to check whether the methods does its role, and ony its role
- deliver clean diffs. See the rules on ooo-build wiki to create correct diffs (please add your remarks, and so on ... )
Preparing a good application
In order to have the best application ever produced you should work hard on the following points.
- Complete the exercise. This helps us to check if you are willing to get it working and it helps you to get started with the ooo-build development.
- Expose what you plan to do on the task. Details on the UI, feature, implementation are really important as they help us to see if you have at least studied a bit the feasibility of the task. We will always prefer someone bringing some ideas of implementation even though some might not be 100% exact. You can contact the community if you have some question about the existing code to help you come up with those details: we are always pleased to guide someone through the code ;)
- Propose some temporary schedule for your summer. This helps us to check your progress later and to determine if your schedule sounds possible.
- Explain why should we choose you. Don't forget that their might be several other students working on your topic: we want to choose the best one, then you need to explain why you would be the ideal candidate.
Feel free to add your own ideas and proposals; in case there's currently no mentor assigned to an idea, just mail the poor gsoc admins (fstrba at novell dot com or cbosdonnat at novell dot com) and they'll get you one.
Applications (Calc, Impress, Writer)
Make Impress master pages copyable
Currently, when in master page edit mode, the slide sorter has cut/copy/paste disabled. The task would be to add this missing functionality, and correctly handle masterpage-attached styles. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : easy
Contact : thb at openoffice.org
Attach Impress animations to styles
Currently, Impress styles control most of the visual shape appearance, but not the slideshow animation effect. Which is a pity, as the styles concept is pretty powerful inside OOo, and provides a nice way to change animation settings and type for a great number of objects simultaneously. For a slightly different view onto the same problem, see this bug report. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : hard
Contact : thb at openoffice.org
Impress slide layout extendibility
Make Impress layout templates easily extendible. Currently, the slide layouts in Impress (e.g. "Title page", "Outline page") are a hard-coded set; it would be really cool to have them extendible or even user-editable. This task has been almost completed in the 2009 GSoC term, see 2009 wrapup for the details - there's though still enough work left to make this more useful, e.g. having user-editable layouts. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : cmc at openoffice.org, TBD
Implement additional 3D slideshow transitions
Building on top of a successful GSoC project from two years ago, the goal is to add more 3D transitions to the Impress application. A transition is an animation where one page is visible in the beginning and another in the end. It is used during presentation slideshow to switch pages.
The already existing OpenGL transition engine gets the previous and next page as a prerendered image, and then gets the stage (i.e. the screen) exclusively, for the duration of the transition. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : easy
Contact : rodo at novell.com
Natural sorting in listboxes
A lot of places in OOo list stuff like styles, references etc. sorted like a computer does, i.e. "1, 10, 2, ...". Which is ok though not nice for 5 items, but a PITA for a hundred. This is either some amount of work to find and fix all the places, or a task for a smart cookie to find the silver bullet that fixes this with a central 100 lines patch. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : easy
Contact : cmc at openoffice.org, TBD
Make autocompletion word lists persistent
People are lazy, and OOo's word autocompletion is a nice feature to save on typing - only that it doesn't offer a way to store your favorite word list persistently.
The task at hand would be to extend OOo's core to load and save those lists, independent of actual documents, in a way similar to what the autocorrection feature offers. This also includes adapting the UI. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : easy
Contact : cbosdonnat at novell.com
Address map SmartTag
We often see addresses in documents and we sometimes want to see where it is on a map. Writer provides a way to extend the contextual menu for the selection: the SmartTags. The goal of this project is to implement an OOo extension providing a Smart``Tag detecting some addresses in Writer documents and allowing the user to see it on a map.
Detecting an address in a chunk of text is a hard task as this depends on the locale of the user and its habits to write addresses. A nice algorithm to detect addresses is more than welcomed, but if not possible any efficient possibility requiring some input from the user is acceptable.
As this task is pretty easy, additional propositions for the project are welcomed: e.g. extending OOEclipse to help creating Smart``Tag extensions, or some other related task. Required skills/knowledge : Java, Python or any language allowed for an OOo extension
Difficulty : easy
Contact : cbosdonnat at novell . com
Translation with memory
This project aims at providing a translation feature in the different OOo applications (not only Writer). Professional translators are usually using a translation memory (TM) tool to avoid translating the same sentences several times. The developed feature will then have to store and query the translations in a TM, either a local one or a remote one. As there are a lot of TM tools (open source and proprietary), the code will have to be extensible by OOo extension to provide the access to the Translation Memory. The core of the feature will be part of the OOo core and a simple connector to a TM will have to be written.
Various TM tools or libraries:
- Benten Eclipse plugins: http://en.sourceforge.jp/projects/benten/
- Java classes to read TMX files: http://www.tecnick.com/public/code/cp_dpage.php?aiocp_dp=article_tmx
- Google Translator Toolkit API: http://code.google.com/apis/gtt/
- http://www.omegat.org Skill : C++ for the core part, any UNO binding language for the TM connector
Difficulty : medium
Contact : cbosdonnat at novell . com
Create a Visio import filter for Draw
OOo currently lacks support for a Visio import filter. This proposal is about writing one, using the ODF format as the transport format to be loaded by the OOo application. Although a full blown filter seems to be unrealistic to be written within the short timeframe, large parts of Visio documents should be able to be filtered correctly. Required skills/knowledge : c++, familiarity with Visio, and a fearless attitude towards poking into binary files.
Difficulty : medium
Contact : fstrba at novell.com
Implement an AutoCAD vector import for OOo
To complete OOo's already impressive list of import filters, this proposal is about adding an AutoCAD import for Draw. There's a spec at [3] to start from, and a filter lib to use/extend here. Required skills/knowledge : c++, familiarity with AutoCAD, and a fearless attitude towards poking into binary files.
Difficulty : medium
Contact : fstrba at novell.com
Use PDF import's layout recognition for other vector formats (e.g. postscript, wmf/emf)
OOo's newly implemented PDF import employs some amount of layout recognition techniques, to generate a layout-compatible document. Leveraging this framework for other vector formats will make OOo an editor not only for PDF, but also for Post``Script, EMF, XPS - whatever the successful applicant for this task chooses to import. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : tbehrens at novell.com
Improve RTF Import (RTF Tokenizer)
For the ooxml Word import filter, a new filter framework is developed that has better import quality as the old separate filters, and also shares quite some code. Having the RTF import use that framework would be hugely useful; both binary doc and rtf are very similar in structure, and could have tokenizers plugged into the filter framework (and thus being handled by the same high-level filter code). The doc tokenizer is already worked on, so a RTF tokenizer would be a an awesome feature. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : cbosdonnat at novell.com
Improve RTF Export
The current rework of the binary MS Word .doc (WW8) export filter made it easy to extend for other MS Word formats, like DOCX. The aim of this task is to use the advantages of the shared code to implement a new RTF export filter based on this rework. Required skills/knowledge : C++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : kendy at suse cz
Improve Writer HTML export
There are currently one HTML and one XHTML export filters... but both are producing bad files. This projects aims at improving the current XHTML filter to use more recent features of the language. The current filter is written in XSL, but any change to hack some C++ core filter is more than welcome. Required skills/knowledge : C++ / XSL
Difficulty : medium
Contact : cbosdonnat at novell.com
Enhanced svg export filter
OOo's svg export is rather limited, it would be nice to create svgs containing multiple slides, can be navigated etc.; also, having at least minimal animation support for Impress documents would be desirable, comparable to what the Flash export filter provided for the 1.x versions. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : fstrba at novell.com
Create export filter to SCORM
Make OpenOffice.org generate courses for popular LMS (Learning Management System) like Moodle using a filter that can generate a SCORM package. The goal of this task is to create an export filter to create a SCORM package from an Open
Office.org document. The filter should take a simple scheme that helps teachers create courses, courses description and prototyping information. The application should contain some scheme ideas to help creating the teachers.
Similar functionality has been taken from XHTML to SCORM like ZEKOLA Converter and PyXX.org converter. Required skills/knowledge : C++, xslt, python, XML
Difficulty : medium
Contact : jza at openoffice.org
Maxima Integration
Integrate the Maxima symbolic computer algebra system into OOo, to solve calc problems in Writer.
The idea : create a Maxima session inside an OOo Writer document, in an embeded frame, or equivalent.
- Weekly IRC meetings.
- Wiki use mandatory.
- Specifications and documentation MUST be written in parallel, in same time the code is written.
- Every diff of code will be documented on the wiki.
the code must be written in C++ (prefered). Iterations Step 1 :
Discover and learn UNO API
- be able to create a Writer document (and play with it)
be able to launch an external application using UNO In parallel : learn how a Writer document is structured and how to use it programmaticaly (structure, foundations) Step 2 :
Learn Maxima session requirements
- implement a way to launch a Maxima session from OOo
- implement a way to exchange datas with the open Maxima session
propose a follow up for the devs who will continue the implementation Estimated Timeline
3 weeks of work = step 1
- 5 weeks of work = step 2 Required skills/knowledge : lisp, c++, UNO API knowledge
Difficulty : medium
Contact : ericb at openoffice.org
(Finish) porting Impress 3D slideshow transition framework to Windows
With running implementations on Linux and Mac, the Windows platform is still missing for having nice 3D animated slideshow transitions in OOo. Some initial effort has been done, also in separating out operating system idiosyncrasies, but nothing is really working yet. This task is about finishing the implementation and tuning it to the Windows platform.
A possibility might be to plug http://code.google.com/p/angleproject/ , if it evolves enough in the time of GSoC. Required skills/knowledge : c++, some knowledge of WGL
Difficulty : medium
Contact : rodo at novell.com
Improve OOo usability on small-screen devices
With devices like netbooks, the OLPC or (gasp!) smartphones becoming powerful enough to run OOo (or the stripped-down OOo4Kids), it's becoming critically important to adapt the UI to smaller screen sizes and/or vastly different aspect ratios. This task is about improving OOo4Kids usability on the XO - from better Sugar integration to smaller UI footprint. Required skills/knowledge : c++, Sugar/OLPC a bonus
Difficulty : medium
Contact : ericb at openoffice dot org
Make OOo UI complexity configurable
The OOo4Kids project has pioneered a way of "dumbing down" the OOo UI, by selectively hiding functionality depending on user proficiency (controlled via three central user levels, beginner, intermediate & expert). This task is to expand on that, cover all five applications, and create a consistent, seamless level of complexity, adapted to the user skill level. Required skills/knowledge : c++, UX design
Difficulty : medium
Contact : ericb at openoffice dot org
Improve (Python) scriptability
OOo has a language-agnostic bridge, that permits a host of programming languages (Java, Python, C#, JScript etc etc) to access certain parts of the OOo core. That's nice, but many of the more interesting intestines of the code are not, not easily, or not elegantly usable like that. This project is about providing a SWIG, or boost::python-based wrapper around un-UNOized OOo core classes. Required skills/knowledge : c++, python, boost/swig
Difficulty : medium
Contact : ericb at openoffice dot org
Improve the Impress slideshow annotation mode
OOo has recently gotten a live annotation mode in the slideshow component, via a sequence of semester projects at Ecole Nante. This project is far from done, has been worked on by students previously, and is highly useful in a classroom/education setting. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : ericb at openoffice dot org
Improve Scanner integration inside OOo
Scanner support inside OOo is existing, but neglected functionality. In our increasingly visual oriented world, getting that up to par (across all platforms - though especially lacking on Mac) would make you many friends. Required skills/knowledge : c++, Cocoa
Difficulty : hard
Contact : ericb at openoffice dot org
Improve the OOo Gallery
The OOo gallery (Tools->Gallery) is existing, but neglected functionality. In our increasingly visual oriented world, getting that up to snuff, and integrating online resources like opencliparts.org would make you many friends. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : hard
Contact : ericb at openoffice dot org
Support document versioning via WebDAV
OOo has good support for WebDAV and is thusly well suited to work on documents directly stored on a (web)server. Additionally cool would be to have support for document versioning as well, as provided by the DeltaV WebDAV protocol extension. This task is about adding support for DeltaV to the already existing WebDAV implementation, at least basic "core-versioning". Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : tlillqvist at novell.com
Implement XCanvas using CoreGraphics
With a DirectX-based Canvas implementation already available for Windows, and a cairo-based one for Linux, it's a natural move to provide a CoreGraphics-based on for the native Mac OS X platform OOo has recently been ported to. This proposal is about providing an initial XCanvas-implementation that solely uses Core
Graphics for rendering.
Required skills/knowledge
: c++, objective c, Mac OS X knowledge
Difficulty : medium
Contact : thb at openoffice.org, ericb at openoffice.org
Samba locking for GIO
OOo has a UCB (universal content provider) that can reach data over GIO (gvfs). Unfortunately, the implementation of the samba protocol there lacks the locking functionality. This task covers the implementation of samba locking for GIO on all levels where appropriate - changes in OOo, in glib and gvfs, and even in fuse if necessary. Required skills/knowledge : C, C++, glib
Difficulty : hard
Contact : tlillqvist at novell com, kendy at suse cz
Patch Open Office to use native GTK for menus and implement a Global Menu client inside it.
It has been long known that OpenOffice doesn't use native GTK, and therefore can not benefit from the Global Menu's GTK Plugin. However no fully usable office suite that utilizes native GTK is available. The result is direct: on a desktop with Global Menu enabled, the default office suite, which is accessed by the user almost everyday becomes an exception that behaves differently from all other applications. Too bad. This proposed SOC project aims to provide a patch for the Open Office & Global Menu users. With the work planned in KDE to implement a Global
Menu and XFCE already working, this will provide one of the last parts in an integration on the main Linux desktop environments.
* Global Menu Specification - http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/wiki/GlobalMenuSpecification
Patch Open``Office to implement a Global Menu client inside it.
* Interpolate the menu into Global Menu XML
* Bind the XML to the top level window
* Receive and understands the Global Menu events Required skills/knowledge
: * Experience with Openoffice programming model * C++ experience * Knowledge in X11 or GDK
Difficulty :
kendy at suse dot cz, the GlobalMenu developpers will provide mentoring for the GTK and Global
Menu part
Improve Mono integration with OOO-Build
Currently ( see. http://go-oo.org/discover/ ) ooo-build supports some Mono integration, but.. unfortunately currently the integration is more or less 'mono'-directional ( if you pardon the pun ) The existing integration only allows a mono client to 'drive' OpenOffice. To exploit 'mono' more effectively it would be cool to allow 'mono' functionality to be called from Open
Office to do that we need to be embed mono in OpenOffice. There would be 2 ways then to allow Open
Office to 'trigger' mono code
- via the scripting framework which would allow mono code to be called for various 'events' triggered by user actions ( clicking a button, or selecting an item on a custom menu ) or from application/document ( open, close etc. )
- enabling mono code to define an uno service, in other words allow an uno service written in mono to be registered with Open
Office ( just like services written in c++ and java ), a new loader would need to be written that would allow the mono service to be instantiated. Although (1) above could be considered a task in it's own right (2) is a far more powerful and interesting prospect as it allows the mono code ( defined as an uno service ) to be run by any Open
Office/uno aware code ( e.g. basic, c++, java, python ). To use those uno mono services from events as described above it would be just a simple matter of using some Open``Office basic glue code ( about 3 lines ). Creating some scripting framework services (1) could be done if time permits to allow direct binding of mono functionality to the various classes of events that support the scripting framework, those scripting framework services of course could be written in mono themselves
What needs to be done ? As a mono bridge already exists a new loader (see http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/loader/XImplementationLoader.html) would need to be implemented. Some static symbols in the mono implementing assembly would probably need to be agreed in order to facilitate discovery and instantiation of the mono service(s) Additionally we could even think about tweaking the package management so that extensions written in mono could be supported. Required skills/knowledge : c++, uno, mono
Difficulty : medium/hard
Contact : noel dot power at novell dot com
Improve Equation Editor
The equations editor has some issues (including very old one) and they need to be fixed, because all those issues are blocking Open``Office.org acceptance in education. The main objective here is to implement a new feature for baseline computation.
Main issues are: * misalignment - compute the baseline for equations anchored as character (main case) * missing symbols ( |-> , <-| , angle AB .. etc) * a bunch of other minor, but in their entirety annoying, little issues to be fixed in starmath
Required skills/knowledge
: c++, gdb, parser architectures. maths symbols and good math knowledge (for equations writing) is a plus.
Difficulty : medium
Contact : ericb at openoffice dot org
Standalone presentation viewer
In comparison to Power``Point, OOo Impress does not have a standalone presentation viewer, although this greatly simplifies handling for inexperienced users. Furthermore, it offers a chance to pursue different routes in terms of UI and functionality, that might not (easily) fit in the main Impress application. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : hard
Contact : tbehrens at novell.com, rodo at novell com
GUI builder for OOo
There's currently work under way to give OOo auto-layoutable dialogs based on an xml description language, which is based on a GSoC 2007 project. The task at hand targets the generation of those xml UI description files in a UI-designer-friendly way - in short, to provide a GUI builder for OOo. Conceivable ways of reaching that goal also include programming a Glade plugin, or hacking up monodevelop's GUI builder (xslt might be another option). Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : mmeeks at novell.com
Template preview
Currently, OOo's template dialogs provide hard-coded previews, that do not take the document at hand into consideration. This proposal is about providing true preview functionality in the template dialog, such that a user can judge appearance of individual templates before actually applying it. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : kendy at suse.cz
Performance Improvement
There are several known performance bottlenecks inside Open``Office, and clearly more can be found with improved profiling. The exciting part of this task is clearly, finding and understanding sillies in the code - mis-uses of otherwise sensible APIs, problematic code structures and so on; and then with the minimum of code tweaking make them fly. As part of this, a small improvement to KCachegrind's visualisation will also be required (basic C++). We will also look at reducing memory use as an extensions. Not really a single task, but a collection of incremental wins over some weeks. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : mmeeks at novell.com
Use svg for OOo icons
OOo uses png for its icons sets currently; with the trend towards higher display resolution and scalable UI, using an expressive vector format would be useful. This task is about adding proper svg rendering capabilities to the lower layers of OOo, and using that for standard OOo icon sets. Required skills/knowledge : C++
Difficulty : medium
Contact : thb at openoffice.org
Photo album extension
Add an extension to the Impress which will enable users to easily create photo album presentations from supplied photos. It should layout the photos on pages - possibly using smart shapes, set transitions and animation effects. Various options should be available in the UI to customize the presentation parameters before it is created. Required skills/knowledge : c++
Difficulty : hard
Contact : rodo at novell.com
Extension: Integrate Ocropus OCR capabilities to OpenOffice.org
Add an extension to Writer or Draw which will enable users to easily open/scan images and perform optical character recognition(OCR) in order to output editable text with layout. The most promising free OCR programme is Ocropus (www.ocropus.org), which lacks a GUI, though. This OpenOffice extension should provide a bridge between Ocropus and Open
Office.org. The extension should be able to start an OCR scan of an image using Ocropus and directly sending the resulting hocr output file (based on HTML) to Open``Office.org, where it is imported in Writer or Draw as editable text with layout. Note: this project has been started during last year's GSoC term, and there's some preliminary results to jumpstart from.
An integration of this extension into the PDF-import of Open``Office.org could be evaluated at a later stage. Required skills/knowledge : applicant should either know how to hack OOo or ocropus; c++
Difficulty : easy to medium
Contact : rodo at novell.com, thb at openoffice.org
IDE integration for new container controls
Currently in ooo-build ( and on the way upstream via cws container_controls ) we have introduced some new controls
- Frame
- Tab
Control (Multi
Page) These controls are currently only useable via the api, its not possible to use the Dialog designer to interact with them. The task would be to modify the IDE Dialog designer to allow a user to interact with those controls.
Note: The existing dialog designer code doesn't at all support the concept of a control being 'inserted' into an existing control. Additionally when that control is something like a Tab/Multipage control things get more complicated as it needs to be possible to select the actual page of the multipage ( that is in design mode ) to insert a new control into. Also it must be possible to add/delete pages to/from the Tab/Multipage control. Required skills/knowledge : c++, vcl, uno.
Difficulty : hard
Contact : noel dot power at novell dot com
Impove Container control usablility by adding support for scroll bars
Currently in ooo-build ( and on the way upstream via cws container_controls ) we have introduced some new controls
- Frame
- Page ( in a Tab/MultiPage ) These controls ( and additionally the dialog control itself ) are missing support for scrollbars ( vertical/horizontal/both ). This could be as easy as setting some needed bits in the peer control class or perhaps exchanging the peer control with some other similar scrollbar enabled control or could be as difficult as implementing the scrolling manually in code. Some digging in the existing code required to see what is the best solution. Additionally those new properties to support enabling such scrollbars needs to be propagated to the IDE propertysheet and underlying uno toolkit controls Required skills/knowledge : c++, vcl, uno
Difficulty : easy to medium
Contact : noel dot power at novell dot com
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