Aditya,
if you want to display strings in different languages, you should plan
your elements to be wide enough.
This is how OOo core does it, there is no dynamic width adjustment for
anything in any language.
To XMessageBox: Most of things in AWT are deprecated, because AWT should
be reworked completely. When you see error messages coming from OOo
core, they are not using XMessageBox.
IMHO only the form controls use AWT, all other OOo code uses VCL directly.
Malte.
Aditya Pandey wrote:
I have two questions, and despite looking like they are independent, but
are quite related.
Using com::sun::star::awt, services I can create a user interface
through OO 2.0 SDK.
Question is: that some how I am able to store all the "strings" in some
.xcu file,
when I display this string on the dialogs...the width of the widgets may
not be appropriate.
Right now, I have set the widths according to english, but how do I
determine the widths in a separate language/font setting?
Related to this, XMessageBox is deprecated, but I find that all the
while, ErrorBox is being used inside OO code itself. So as I understand
it, since all the code is using it, why is the interface that providers
"errorbox" deprecated?
If I show my own error box made with awt, then for all the possible
error messages, I have to hard-code widths knowing fully that this would
not work in other languages.
Any pointers?
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Aditya Kumar Pandey
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