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------- Additional comments from paolomantov...@openoffice.org Tue Jan 13
22:55:06 +0000 2009 -------
Hi Bernard,
Thank you very much for the workaround! :-)
>> changing the property from the UI does not reflects at API level
> It is reflected if the macro is started from the document window,
> but not from the IDE.
Confirmed!
>> changing property values via API does not reflect in the user interface
> This bug only affects the predefined layers.
Not in my case (ooo3.0 "vanilla" on Ubuntu 8.10)
I've created a new layer "Livello4" and tested this macro:
oLayer = ThisComponent.LayerManager.getByName("Livello4")
oLayer.IsVisible = Not oLayer.IsVisible
As you noticed about the other problem, it does not work from the IDE but it
does from the document window
In substance, layer properties are correctly read and written only if the macro
is launched form the document window.
> The tab of the hidden layer does not change its color. Another bug...
Confirmed
Thanks again
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