Andreas Schneider wrote:
> Thanks Mathias for that hint. It's at least a good point to start from :-)
s/hint/hack :-)
Ciao,
Mathias
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Christian Andersson wrote:
I'm interested a bit in how to do this, are there any examples on the
net you can point to?
I just implemented it that way:
public void showModal(javax.swing.JDialog dialog) {
try {
Object tempDialogModel =
multiComponentFactory.createInsta
Mathias Bauer skrev:
> Andreas Schneider wrote:
>
>> So I have two questions: does OOo somehow provide a java.awt.Frame I can
>> use as parent? If not: is there a (prefered) way I can manually lock OOo
>> and implement its main loop? That way I could lock it, show the JDialog
>> modal in its
Andreas Schneider wrote:
> So I have two questions: does OOo somehow provide a java.awt.Frame I can
> use as parent? If not: is there a (prefered) way I can manually lock OOo
> and implement its main loop? That way I could lock it, show the JDialog
> modal in its own thread and while the thread
Andreas Schneider escribió:
Hi,
my extension displays a dialog when certain Calc cells are
double-clicked (which now works, thanks to the great support here :)).
There should be no other interaction with the spreadsheet during this
dialog is shown, so a modal JDialog comes to mind. That would
Wouter van Reeven wrote:
Hi Andreas,
I don't have an answer to your questions. But here is another approach that may
work for you. The Java API contains a class called javax.swing.PopupFactory
which allows you to register and show JPanels as popups. Basically you request
an instance of the curre
Hi Andreas,
On Sat, Sep 22, 2007 at 10:12:50PM +0200, Andreas Schneider wrote:
> my extension displays a dialog when certain Calc cells are
> double-clicked (which now works, thanks to the great support here :)).
> There should be no other interaction with the spreadsheet during this
> dialog i
Hi,
my extension displays a dialog when certain Calc cells are
double-clicked (which now works, thanks to the great support here :)).
There should be no other interaction with the spreadsheet during this
dialog is shown, so a modal JDialog comes to mind. That would require me
to provide a jav
