> Je parlais de ce qu'IBM a fait, tu le sais tres bien.
Et IBM a fait quoi ?
Du lobbying.
Oui, on le sait, merci, passe ton chemin.
> Ce qui explique notamment pourquoi il est passe alors qu'il ne definissait meme pas comment gerer les formules.
On le sait, c'est un truc qu'à ajouté MS-OOXML APRÈS ODF. http://wiki.oasis-open.org/office/About_OpenFormula
Microsoft didn't even begin working with a standards body until December 2005 - 11 months after the first public draft of OpenFormula, and 7 months after OASIS had completed its work on the OpenDocument 1.0 format. What's more, the initial December 2005 version had no details on formulas; up through April 2006, Microsoft had refused to publicly document the formula specification in their vendor-specific XML format with any specificity. Finally, 15 months after the OpenDocument community began defining formulas, Microsoft finally began; in May 2006 it released its first public draft specifying the Microsoft XML format for formulas.
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Posté par IsNotGood . En réponse au journal preuve clair et net que Microsoft a bien achete sa "norme". Évalué à 1.
Et IBM a fait quoi ?
Du lobbying.
Oui, on le sait, merci, passe ton chemin.
> Ce qui explique notamment pourquoi il est passe alors qu'il ne definissait meme pas comment gerer les formules.
On le sait, c'est un truc qu'à ajouté MS-OOXML APRÈS ODF. http://wiki.oasis-open.org/office/About_OpenFormula
Microsoft didn't even begin working with a standards body until December 2005 - 11 months after the first public draft of OpenFormula, and 7 months after OASIS had completed its work on the OpenDocument 1.0 format. What's more, the initial December 2005 version had no details on formulas; up through April 2006, Microsoft had refused to publicly document the formula specification in their vendor-specific XML format with any specificity. Finally, 15 months after the OpenDocument community began defining formulas, Microsoft finally began; in May 2006 it released its first public draft specifying the Microsoft XML format for formulas.
Et le boulot de MS est hyper merdique :
http://www.robweir.com/blog/2007/07/formula-for-failure.html
http://www.robweir.com/blog/2008/05/fractured-yearfrac-and-d(...)
J'oubliais, pour toi arriver à ratifier une merde est un boulot classique de lobbying.