Hi,
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi,
in a writer document you have many possibilities to protect a
XTextRange against writing, one example:
Section -> ChildSection -> TextFrame -> TextTable -> Cell
You can protect one of the sections, the content of the frame, a cell
in the table..., and you can nest and combine many of them.
Which approach is recommended to check the status of a XTextRange
(e.g. found by a SearchDescriptor-method)?
In other words: I want to get the result of the right corner of the
status bar, when the XTextViewCursor is placed in a read-only area.
There is no direct access to the protection/readonly status using the API.
It shouldn't be too hard to add this at least to the ViewCursor. Please
file an issue for it and assign it to me (os).
I started with the XPropertySetInfo, but got trouble, when tables are
the first element in a section: The tables anchor has the property
"TextSection", but getting the PropertyValue causes a runtime exception.
The table anchor is not a real XTextRange as the related core position
is not selectable with a cursor. There's an issue around but ATM I don't
know the id.
Regards,
Oliver
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