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About Sum-It:

Sum-It is a spreadsheet for BeOS

This is Open Sum-It, the open source version of Maarten Hekkelman's Sum-It application. Developers and testers are invited to visit the homepage (above) and particpate in the project.

Sum-It has many features, including a plug-in architecture for formulas and graphs.
This product includes software developed by Hekkelman Programmatuur B.V.

(http://www.hekkelman.com)


Details about this version:

First binary release of the open source version.
Compiled the source and fixed the all crashing bugs I could find.
There are still many bugs though. Please report any you find to:
sum-it-bugs@lists.sourceforge.net
See the changelog at sourceforge for more details.

File Date:

18 Feb 2000

Submitted By:

Karl vom Dorff (karl)

Submitted On:

03 Oct 2008

File Size:

453.09 Kb

Downloads:

203

License:

BSD/MIT

File Version:

0.1d1

File Author:

Tim Vernum

File HomePage:

http://sum-it.sourceforge.net/

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Total Votes:2

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+1 # Works under Alpha 2 — andrewzx1 2010-06-07 11:33

Provides very minimal spreadsheet functions. Source code is available if someone wants to extend this.

 

 

+1 # RE: Sum-It — karl 2010-06-07 11:36

Makes me think about GDocs, and Microsoft. Microsoft was supposed to come out with an online ad-supported version of Office. Have they? If so, wonder if it works in Web+ ??

 

 

+1 # Google docs — andrewzx1 2010-06-07 11:47

Yeah, http://spreadsheets.google.com works under WebPositive. But it's kind of slow. It would be nice to have a Haiku native spreadsheet.

 

 

+1 # OpenSum-It native Haiku gcc4 bin! — beos_zealot 2010-06-08 13:16

Quick and dirty build of OpenSum-It under Haiku-gcc4.

Binaries (Debug and Striped versions):
http://www.failai.lt/zfotsvr1frno/OpenSum-It-0.1-dev1-haiku-gcc4-bin.zip.htm
it would be there ~30 days.

Sources and patches:
When i will clean sources, i will prepare patches and will submit to http://dev.osdrawer.net/projects/sum-it.

 

 

+2 # OpenSum-It native Haiku bin! — beos_zealot 2010-06-21 00:34

As promised all required changes for building Open Sum-It on Haiku submited to svn:

http://dev.osdrawer.net/projects/sum-it

Added automatic gcc version detection script to makefile, so it's possible to build with both gcc2 and gcc4 without worries.

Happy building and testing :)

P.S. Karl, could you change homepage to http://dev.osdrawer.net/projects/sum-it, because it's new home of OpenSum-It, thanks in advance:)

 

 

+2 # RE: OpenSum-It native Haiku bin! — michaelvoliveira 2010-06-21 03:30

Good! I'll create a good .bep file for it to Haikuports

Screenshots?

 

 

+1 # RE: RE: OpenSum-It native Haiku bin! — beos_zealot 2010-06-21 13:15

Quoting michaelvoliveira:

Good! I'll create a good .bep file for it to Haikuports

Screenshots?

.bep file? checkout svn repository and build, it's not a port :) It's old good and open sourced BeOS app.

There is life after death :)
http://www.deviantart.com/download/168484633/OpenSum_It_native_gcc4_bin_by_beos_zealot.png

 

 

+3 # RE: RE: RE: OpenSum-It native Haiku bin! — pistooli 2010-06-21 14:52

indeed it is easy to compile from svn :) done in 10 mins.

nice little app. I wish there was a similar one for wordprocessing... :(

 

 

+1 # RE: RE: RE: OpenSum-It native Haiku bin! — michaelvoliveira 2010-06-22 03:41

yes! I know! but in haiku apps category

Scottmc already did it:
http://ports.haiku-files.org/browser/haikuports/trunk/haiku-apps/open-sum-it/open-sum-it-108.bep?rev=883

 

 

+1 # RE: RE: RE: RE: OpenSum-It native Haiku bin! — beos_zealot 2010-06-22 03:58

Thanks Michaelvoliveira.

Yes, it's even more easier to compile with Be/Haikuporter.

 

 

+4 # more fns — andrewzx1 2010-06-21 15:36

All it needs is lots more functions!

 

 

+3 # RE: more fns — beos_zealot 2010-06-22 04:18

Left comment (http://dev.osdrawer.net/boards/209/topics/160) in project forum with a few links about newer excel format, functions and etc. in case somebody will want to help :)

There are some known old bugs (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=2655&atid=102655) and new ones, so i'll try to locate and fix them at first and by that familiarize more with code. Untill that functions will have to wait :)

 

 

+2 # Screenshot — pistooli 2010-06-21 15:42

It might be good to attach a screenshot

 

 

+3 # adding complex formulas — andrewzx1 2010-08-05 10:16

BeCalc has code for parsing and evaluating complex formulas with variables. If someone where interested they could take that code and add formula features to Sum It.

 

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