Add submodules and requirement for future package to setup
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Thanks, Christian! Glad to read that my is was useful to others as well. |
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Hi there,
I have a business application that has been kept to Python 2.7 for a while just because of
appy.pod, so I was very happy to discover your port this morning. I am using Python 3.6 on Ubuntu 16.04 and after doing the following changes to your setup procedure, I was able to make it work. I tested it with both ODT and PDF rendering, and it seems to work well. However for PDF rendering things are a bit more tricky because it seems that thepython3-unoOS-level package (and possibly some others) is required. I triedpip installing theunoandunotoolsPython packages, but they seem to be different. Anyway, I hope this PR might be useful, and thanks again for the nice port!