Hi Gareth,
there are different language bindings available: C++, Java, C#, OLE
Automation.
I guess/hope one of these can be used from your scripting language?
Malte.
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Gareth Collins wrote, On 11/30/10 17:40:
> Hi,
>
>
ilar to XUndoManager, but w/o
addUndo() and the hidden stuff.
Then the "modifiable" UndoManager (addUndo and what ever else is needed)
and XUndoAction stuff could be an extra step / optional implementation.
Malte.
Björn Michaelsen wrote, On 10/18/10 16:27:
> Hi Malte, Michael,
>
> Am
Hi Ingrid,
I must admit that I didn't look more deeply into the proposal yet, so
just some comments on your comments:
If an action in Calc leads to changes in Chart, and Calc triggers the
changes actively, Chart doesn't necessarily need it's own actions in
that case. When I perform Undo in Calc,
Visual Studio Express editions are free of charge, and allow you to
create commercial products.
But IANAL, please read the license stuff yourself.
There might be restrictions when it comes to redistributables, which
shouldn't be needed for you anyway.
There is some code in OOo which doesn't comp
Correct - if you choose to run a macro, the macro can do everything the
user is privileged to do. Including configuration manipulation and
formatting discs and rebooting the system.
See http://blogs.sun.com/malte/entry/some_words_about_macro_security
Malte.
Cor Nouws wrote, On 01/29/10 12:02:
>
_Replacing_ VCL with Qt would be a very huge project.
Doing a Qt Plugin for VCL, similar like we have one for GNOME, should be
possible with a reasonable amount of time.
The GSL mailing list is a better place for such questions/discussions.
Malte.
Alexandro Colorado wrote, On 07/07/09 09:47:
>
I didn't say I want to stay w/o getter methods, but that I want to
introduce them. But then not just in that one place, because I remember
that people complained about missing getter methods in many AWT interfaces.
So my point was to introduce them in all AWT interfaces where they are
missing, and
Well, you attended the meeting about AWT improvements with Carsten many
month (or years?!) ago, where we discussed this.
Maybe you can dig out what our conclusion was that time, maybe with some
arguments? ;)
Then feel free to use that information and start a discussion thread
specific to AWT API
I disagree with doing "selected" enhancements in single css.awt interfaces.
All API in css.awt is "broken", because someone made the decision there
shouldn't be get- methods, because they are "evil".
Some background: - css.awt was one of the first APIs we ever created,
with first version of UNO,
The algorithm is specified in ODF, see
17.3 Encryption
in
http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.1/OS/OpenDocument-v1.1-html/OpenDocument-v1.1.html
HTH,
Malte.
Arthur van Dorp wrote, On 02/04/09 10:17:
> Hi
>
> As this is an English speaking mailing list, I'll first paraphrase your
> request:
If you like to parse the ODF or RTF content on your own - yes ;)
You can't know such thing w/o looking into the content.
And if you look into the content, keep in mind that this action might
result in some export on demand.
For example, if you press copy in Writer, the data object is registered,
Hi Paul,
maybe you could give more information about the API you "normally" use
exactly in this situation.
I have the feeling you are NOT interested in the information which
paragraph has the cursor, but really only on absolute screen positions.
The cursor in OOo is handled/drawn via VCL, Window
See class SyntaxHighlighter in basic/inc/basic/hilight.hxx.
I don't believe there is some UNO API.
Malte.
Thomas Krumbein wrote, On 10/30/07 11:47:
> Hey,
>
> I am working on an extention for easy code-dokumentation. Therefor I
> want to import code (from basic-bibliotheks) to a writer document
+1,
since I was searching for such a place for a macro when writing my last
blog (http://blogs.sun.com/malte/entry/a_favorites_menu_in_staroffice) :)
I searched for some time, since I couldn't believe that such a place
didn't exist...
Malte.
Juergen Schmidt wrote, On 08/17/07 10:59:
> Hi,
>
> wi
I don't know the answer for you original question, but I think you
shouldn't care about the name, but about the filter that is used.
- xy.html could be any other file type, using wrong extension
- people can choose HTML, but name the file xy.xml, xy.nfo, readme or
what ever.
Malte.
Jakob Lechner
dialog this way, execute() always returns 0 :(
An other thing is that you can't cancel a dialog with ESC when not
having a standard Cancel button.
Malte.
Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote, On 01/25/07 08:01:
>
> Johnny Andersson wrote:
>> Hi again...
>>
>> 2007/1/24, Malte T
Johnny,
the right place for your code (assuming you have modal dialogs) is where
you did call dlg.execute().
This will return 0 for Cancel, something else (1) for OK.
So if execute() doesn't return 0, do your stuff.
Using macros on OK/Cancel button click would be wrong, because users can
also u
It's not published because it's likely to change.
Malte.
Francesco Liuzzi wrote, On 07/04/06 16:14:
> Hi,
>
> how can I use the XDocumentDigitalSignatures interface?
> In the API the service com.sun.star.security.Decryptor is not published...
>
>
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