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I think they’re used so agents can make changes to Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. It seems to be using the headless version of LibreOffice.
Yeah… I didn’t want to include 430MB of bloat in my bundle to each end user though for one feature, so I did it the hard way instead: Manually editing document files using XPATH. Maybe I’m too old school, if everyone’s shipping 1GB+ apps like it’s nothing nowadays.
I didn’t think LibreOffice supported the latest versions of office formats though, so wouldnt it potentially break existing files if used?
Maybe not for advanced function (resulting in re-arranged objects) but the common stuff should still be parsable.
parseable sure, but if it mis-parses something, the saved file will also have the mistake