Your thank you is already a reward for me. You can buy me a coffee there https://bmc.link/tutolibro.
Thank you Dun.

Thank you so much….this tutorial is the bomb! Is there a tip jar?

Hi Dun and thank you for your comment. The executable for Geany with full path, on linux ubuntu is probalby ‘/usr/local/bin/geany’ if you have installed it using apt. That is what you should type in the ‘Editor’ setting for the APSO add-on. If the geany exectuable is not in there, you can find it with the command ‘which geany’ in a terminal.
If you installed it using flatpak, geany should be listed in ‘/var/lib/flatpak/app’. However I am not sure what you should path you should use for a flatpak version in the APSO editor setting. Let me know if that is your case. Take care

Thank you so much for your tutorial…it is brilliant…I have been faffing around trying to find out how to start…but all the information/tutorials are far too advanced! Keep it up!

My question is….what is the Geany executable called? I cannot seem to find anything obvious. I am on Ubuntu 23.04 and Libreoffice 7.5.

Thanks Miguel for your question.I supposed that you are using Sublime Text and trying to edit your script via the APSO extension for LibreOffice?
Have you got the correct path in the Editor path for the APSO Extension (Tools/Extension Manager)?
Thanks

Hi Ken, thank you for your kind words. And thank you for your remark about the issue with updating code from an embedded python file. It seems there was a patch and I can see you asked for help to LO foundation too. I have no workaround apart from reloading, for example when the program is attached to a button and to be honest I used very rarely embedded code as I like keeping all scripts together. It looks like they had some positive results with the patch but it has been abandoned. Hopefully your message will get someone to get the patch fully verified and pushed. Sorry if I cannot more helpful with this bug.

Have you seen this issue and how did you work around this. Again a big THANKS for these tutorials. Cheers!

Hi Neil, sorry for late answer. And thanks for nice comments.
To answer your question. If APSO is installed, you should be able to access its options in LibreOffice if you go to ‘Tools/Extension Manager’. Then select APSO, click on the ‘Options’ Button. You should see a box to enter the path of your BBedit editor executable.
I hope it’ll help. Many thanks

Hi Paul, and very sorry for very late answer. I hope you found our answer elsewhere. Life is so busy these days I had to step away from this website for a long while.
To answer your question: APSO is just an console, meaning just an interface to run python commands directly and unlike consoles like IDLE, you cannot create and edit files directly from the APSO console. So you need an IDE, I suggested ‘GEANY’ but visual studio code, visual studio, codeblock, eclipse and so many others can also be used. You just need to set the path of the IDE program in the Extension manager’s option for APSO (Tools/Extension Manager in LibreOffice). Once you have your ASPO extension linked with an IDE you can ‘Edit’ your Module.