Yes, you can certainly compare properties, but it would be a bit arduous
to write with a bunch of special cases. Part of the problem is
understanding which properties can be ignored, and which cannot and
understanding how to write them. I wrote some code (not sure where it
is) that copies
Okay, I reported an enhancement request; let's if it could be done
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=93516
2015-08-17 7:46 GMT+03:00 Hi-Angel hiangel...@gmail.com:
Well, I think at some level that all comes to a simple objects.
Anyway, how do you compare properties? E.g. I
Often it is really hard to figure out for how to do something in UNO
unless someone already did it, and left a description on the Internet.
Even in the presence of MRI.
So I'm wondering: perhaps is there a way to save UNO state? So that
one could just save the state, change something they're
Well, I think at some level that all comes to a simple objects.
Anyway, how do you compare properties? E.g. I was recently needed to
change with UNO the first page style of Writer document. In the end it
turned out to be the property «PageDescName» (a string) of the first
paragraph, and that's
