Hello We use OpenOffice to create the text of Classified Ads using a client side Uno interface and OO-side OoBasic macros. We are saving Office2 documents using the SXW filter til all customers are migrated from oo-1.1.3.
We mark pending graphics by creating a target instance of "com.sun.star.drawing.RectangleShape" using an OoBasic macro, and re-setting properties from the client via Uno; specifically the 'draw:name' property is set to "<PendingGraphicKey>, <GraphicId>". I find that the SXW filter removes the 'draw:name="xxx"' property when saving 00-2.4 documents. The pending graphic key is now missing. == OoBasic Sub createIRES (iWidth as Integer, iHeight as Integer) on Error goto ErrorHandler oVCursor = nxGetThisComponent().getCurrentController().getViewCursor() oCursor = nxGetThisComponent().getText().createTextCursor() oCursor.gotoStart(FALSE) oRectShape = nxGetThisComponent().createInstance("com.sun.star.drawing.RectangleShape ") ' Set the name of the shape as 'IRES' to differentiate with other RectangleShape objects oRectShape.Name = "IRES" etc == == Uno test for pending graphic private boolean isIRES(XShape xShape) throws EditorDisposedException { boolean isIRES = false; if ((xShape !=null) && xShape.getShapeType().equals("com.sun.star.drawing.RectangleShape") try { XPropertySet xProperties = getPropertySet(xShape); String name = (String)xProperties.getPropertyValue("Name"); if ((name != null) && !name.equals("IRES")) { isIRES = true; } } catch (DisposedException ex) { throw new EditorDisposedException(editor); } catch (Throwable tr) { caught(tr, true); } return isIRES; } == OO-2.4 documents saved via the SXW filter fail this test Executing the macro under OO-2.4 and saving the document as ODT and as SXW and viewing the content.xml show that the 'draw:name="xxx"' element is saved in ODT and not in SXW. Executing the macro under OO-1.1.3 and saving the document (SXW) always saves the 'Draw:name="xxx"'. Is this a known problem? Is there a fix in a later version of oo-2.4 (including Portuguese.Brazil version)? Thanx John Sisson