Julien Galand wrote:
Le 27 oct. 06, à 08:12, Carsten Driesner a écrit :
I wasn't able to run your example as I need a dedicated machine for
testing. Currently I only have remote access (with and therefore
cannot use a normal Office installation. That's why the script cannot
create the Office service manager. I hope that I can check your script
today, using a dedicated machine.
Hi Carsten,
I was a bit afraid that sending you a JScript sample would not
facilitate your job.
So I have tried my best translating it into OOBasic (using frequent
copy/paste from the samples you've sent to me !), and checked it. Here
is the result below.
Just try to execute the 'Main' sub first with 'false' as the 2nd
parameter of InsertMenu.
Then with 'true'.
In the 1st case, a menu line is appended to the writer "file" menu, with
a Ctrl+F11 key shortcut.
It is displayed, and works when one strokes Ctrl+F11 (a msgbox is then
showed).
In the 2nd case, the same line is put into a submenu, itself appended to
the "file" menu.
The key shortcut is still assigned, works, but is not displayed.
I hope you will see the same phenomenon.
Hi Julien,
I was able to reproduce your problem and found the root cause. Could you
please write me an issue for this problem. The problem is related to the
fact that the popup menu doesn't need to retrieve labels, therefore an
internal flag is not set. The shortcut retrieval is bound to this flag,
which is obviously a bug. Thanks for your script and help to track down
this issue.
Regards,
Carsten
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