Hi Juergen,
I am using VS2008 on a Vista box, so I simply ran cppumaker -BUCR on
<OpenOffice.org 3>\URE\misc\types.rdb as indicated in
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=23772 (with location
adaptations).
Is it not enough to obtain all headers?
thanks,
AR
----- Original Message -----
From: "Juergen Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <dev@api.openoffice.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2008 5:24 PM
Subject: Re: [api-dev] Getting the document name displayed in the title bar
of the window
Hi Alain,
<sdk>/idl/com/sun/star/frame/XTitle.idl
If you configure the SDK and build one of the C++ examples the build env
will generate all C++ headers for all IDL types at once.
Juergen
Alain Rist wrote:
Hi Andreas
Looks promising but no such XTitle interface headers in my OOo3 sdk files
:(
cheers,
AR
----- Original Message ----- From: "Andreas Schlüns"
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Newsgroups: openoffice.api.dev
To: <dev@api.openoffice.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2008 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: [api-dev] Getting the document name displayed in the title
bar of the window
Hello Stefan,
Hi,
a year ago Matthias B. helped me out, by pointing me to
ThisComponent.CurrentController.Frame.Title
Unfortunately things have changed in OOo 3.0, so that the title of the
frame is no longer equal to the name of an unsaved document, that OOo
would pass to the printer driver as the name of the printing job.
See also http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=95320
Can anyone help me out again? I need to retrieve the name OOo 3.0 would
deliver to the printer driver as the name of the document to print,
using OOo Basic.
Thanks for any help!
Stefan
There is a complete new title API available providing different
possibilities ....
a) You can get the title of the document directly from the model.
Query a model to its XTitle interface and call getTitle() there.
You will get e.g. "Untitled 1" or "<Real File Name>".
Those title are given without (!) any extra informations like
"StarOffice" or "Writer" !
b) Same interface is provided by controller and frame.
And every of those objects provides the title of the underlying object
plas addtitional informations.
E.g.
model_title ="Untitled 1"
controller_title="Untitled 1:2" (if two views exists)
frame_title ="Untitled 1:2 StarOffice Writer ..."
OK - now you should be able to get your favorit title ...
but it wont help you regarding the printer queue problem you have !
Why ?
Because it's a title and not any unique document ID used for any
purpose. So it seems that printer API and title API uses the same values
... but at least they dont do that in real. So e.g. the title API does
not show you the difference between two documents using the same name
but different directories. "dir_1/file_1" and "dir_2/file_1" will have
the same title "file_1". I do not know how the printer API deal with
that. But for a simple UI title it's not interesting.
On the other side the printer API of OOo does not provide any operation
regarding the printer queue. So currently I do not see any chance to
match document titles against items of a system wide printer queue.
One last question ...
Can you describe more in detail what are you doing ?
Might be there exists another (might be more elegant) solution.
Regards
Andreas
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