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On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 19:04:44 +0100, Alexander Peters
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
make this? Or is there an other way to execute macros to get a
returnv
Hi, all!
It seems that the main python module of a UNO component cannot trivially
load/import auxiliary modules shipped in the same package directory. Is that
correct? How can I circumvent that? Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Jorge.
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Hi, all!
Is there a way to iterate over the cells of a TextTable that have been selected
by the user? I already know of invoking getSelection for the controller.
However, it seems that the best that the thus obtained XTextTableCursor can
provide is RangeName, which appears useless in the case of
Hi,
But I think the most striking advantage a typeunsafe over a typesafe
language has, is that you need to write less source code to do the
same thing. If the language binding would be designed with an
queryInterface, the advantage would vanish hurting you with nearly
every line of uno code y
Hi,
If the language binding would be designed with an queryInterface, the
advantage would vanish hurting you with nearly every line of uno code
you write, so I would implement it again this way.
The irony here is that UNO (and hopefully the OOo API) needs less
queryInterface than it did in
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
make this? Or is there an other way to execute macros to get a
returnvalue? Any Codesnip in any language will help me.
Greetings
Alexander Peters
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Sorry for my sluggish-like, out-of-sync-responses (for unknown reasons
the turn-around-time of e-mails via this list is up to hours delayed for
me, so I sometimes see postings that were sent earlier, *after* I sent
an e-mail)!
---rony
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Stephan Bergmann wrote:
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
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Just curious: how do you write down in
ooRexx calls to method bar on an object that implements the two
interfaces
module m1 { interface XFoo { void bar(); }; };
module m2 { interface XFoo {
Probably it would be possible to do the same with OOo Basic, ie. add
that behaviour there as well (and it should be possible without
breaking existing code), e.g.
uur.XUnoUrlResolver.resolve(unoURL)
... as an option to
uur.resolve(unoURL)
...which could break existing code:
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
>
> Mathias Bauer wrote:
>
>>>E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
>>>
>>>- cut here -
>>>::routine UNO.connect public
>>> parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
>>>
>>> xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
... cut ...
Just curious: how do you write down in ooRexx calls to method bar on
an object that implements the two interfaces
module m1 { interface XFoo { void bar(); }; };
module m2 { interface XFoo { void baz(); }; };
Hmm, good question.
Could you please hin
> - Instead of creating an empty text document, you need to create a text
> document with a special parameter (which I don't remember right now
> :-\) to create an XML form document
private:factory/swriter?slot=21053
Urghs.
Ciao
Frank
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- Frank Schönheit, Software Engineer [EMAIL
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
- cut here -
::routine UNO.connect public
parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap~bootstrap -- ge
... cut ...
Just curious: how do you write down in ooRexx calls to method bar on
an object that implements the two interfaces
module m1 { interface XFoo { void bar(); }; };
module m2 { interface XFoo { void baz(); }; };
Hmm, good question.
Could you please hint how you would do that in
Jörg Budischewski wrote:
Hi,
As Stephan pointed out such means do exist in Basic and they are
described in our DevGuide. I don't know if PyUNO has means too so we
must ask people knowing the binding. AFAIK Jörg Budischewski is reading
the udk list so perhaps we should move the discussion there.
Mathias Bauer wrote:
E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
- cut here -
::routine UNO.connect public
parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap~bootstrap -- get an initialize
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
In principle we have the necessary mechanisms in Basic and PyUNO (see
previous post by Jörg). However, since the existing mechanims are
"heavy" and ugly, they are not used consistently in practice. That
means that much of the code that is written in those language
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
[...]
The IDL reference for OOo 2.0 does not seem to be online, yet - at least
not at
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/module-ix.html.
Not sure if there's another place, else, you might need to read IDL
files (ugly) or genera
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
> E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
>
> - cut here -
> ::routine UNO.connect public
> parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
>
> xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap~bootstrap -- get an initi
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