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Office Basic Source Code Management

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Office Basic Source Code Management
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OpenOffice/LibreOffice Basic Development with 3rd-Party Editors, Version Control and Cloud Storage Backup
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OpenOffice Basic is cool. It can manipulate everything in your document,spreadsheets and slides. It helps you to create complicated reportsautomatically. But OpenOffice Basic is not cool. It lacks everything a modernhardcore developer needs: Personal favorite text editors, version controls,source repositories, etc. OpenOffice Basic macros are created and edited onlywith Basic IDE, and stored in some hidden place in your hard disk, not in thesource form but in XML. They cannot be managed with modern development toolslike svn, git, different text editors, and cloud storage backup. What if there is a tool that let you work off-line, out of the OpenOfficeBasic IDE box, with your favorite text editor, on anywhere on your hard drive?That's why I wrote obasync to do this job: Synchronize your local Basic macrosources with OpenOffice Basic storage. It frees me from Basic IDE and I canapply every source code development tools now.