Write Cleaner, More Modern C++ Code

The latest update to Aspose.Cells for C++ brings a refresh to object interaction and initialization. This means your code will be easier to read and maintain, adhering more closely to the C++ standards you’re familiar with on Linux.

Effortless Object Access

Version 23.12 of the C# API replaces GetObjectByIndex with the intuitive Get(int) method, allowing you to effortlessly retrieve objects from collections with a syntax that feels natural in C++.

Improved Clarity with Interface Naming

We’ve fine-tuned the naming conventions for interfaces, making them slightly more descriptive for better understanding. For instance, GetIWorksheets has been streamlined to GetWorksheets.

Enhanced String Handling

This update introduces new interfaces specifically designed for working with strings within your C++ Excel applications. For example, you can now use Shape::AddHyperlink(const char16_t* address) for effortless hyperlink creation.

More Highlights

• Support fo TIFF Images: TIFF generation is currently not supported in this version. Please feel free to explore alternative formats while exporting to images.
• User-defined Formula Update: The functionality for user-defined formulas has undergone some changes. The ICustomFunction base class has been replaced with AbstractCalculationEngine, and its related functions are still under development. We recommend using them with caution for now.

You can view the list of all new features, enhancements, and bug fixes introduced in this release by visiting Aspose.Cells for C++ 23.12 Release Notes.