On 05/27/09 12:15, Niklas Nebel wrote:
Make sure to pass the argument with the right type. Instead of
array[0] = xRange;
use
array[0] = new com.sun.star.uno.Any(XCellRange.class, xRange);
I have to admit I don't know if this is supposed to make a difference,
but apparently it does.
The former creates a UNO ANY value containing a reference of type
XInterface while the latter creates an ANY value containing a reference
of type XCellRange (and both referencing the same UNO object).
Depending on how the receiving code inspects the ANY value, this can
indeed make a difference. (Although code for which this does make a
difference is generally considered bad code.)
-Stephan
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