Hi Mathias
Thanks for your response
Perhaps instead of macro event bindings we could use listeners as Basic
is able to implement them? But I'm not sure wether listeners implemented
in Basic will "survive" the termination of the macro that registers
them. But you or Paolo as Basic experts know,
Hi Carsten
The latest developer build SRC680m168 (pre OOo 2.0.3) now supports to
set the add-on toolbar title (see also announcement on
"openoffice.interface-announce"). I just copied the description from the
announcement.
that's really great !!
thanks
btw, what happens whend deploying
Hi Paolo
looking in the IDL documentation for the css.awt.UnoControlScrollBarModel
service I've found this new property:
i've never used this control
This seems very interesting so I've done some investigations, but without any
luck.
Below my testing code:
Before run it create an empty dia
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Hi Cor,
Thank you for solving so rapidly my problem!
Glad I could be of help + that OOo is so smart :-)
Cor
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Laurent Godard wrote:
> Hi Mathias
>
> Thanks for your response
>
>> Perhaps instead of macro event bindings we could use listeners as Basic
>> is able to implement them? But I'm not sure wether listeners implemented
>> in Basic will "survive" the termination of the macro that registers
>> them.
Hi Laurent,
Alle 08:37, domenica 14 maggio 2006, Laurent Godard ha scritto:
> Hi Mathias
>
> Thanks for your response
>
> > Perhaps instead of macro event bindings we could use listeners as Basic
> > is able to implement them? But I'm not sure wether listeners implemented
> > in Basic will "surviv
Hi Paolo,
> Before run it create an empty dialog and place on it an horizontal scrollbar
> with sufficient dimensions (f.e. 100x100).
>
> As you will see in the code I've put a control inside the scrollbar window.
Perhaps the documentation is misleading here. What the property really
controls i
