Hi Anders,
since noone else does I'll try to help a little.
Am Dienstag, den 18.04.2006, 09:36 +0200 schrieb Anders Johansen:
I spent about two man-months trying to puzzle out how to interface
with OOo from Delphi or BCB. Conclusion: If it works, the
documentations is out of date, and
Bump!
...and thereby hangs a tale...
First time I looked into this was several years ago. My users—about a
thousand Danish schools—were starting to look into Ooo as a
replacement for MS Office, but needed interoperability with all the
little programs that they /have/ to use. So they came
Bump!
Any takers?
As mentioned, I am NOT able to do this on my own - the start-up time
needed to get sufficiently acquainted with OOo development is simply
too extensive for me. I will however appreciate a solution, and am
quite willing (and able) to pay for it if need be.
Sincerely,
Anders
Anders Johansen wrote:
The ONLY things that matter are, that
* I can get the entire text (for spell checking)
* I can convert a position in the entire text to a position in a part
of the editable text of an OO document (so I can replace a word
during spell check)
* I can get the current
Den 27/03/2006 kl. 18.43 skrev Mathias Bauer:
Anders Johansen wrote:
You see, from my point of view the ORDER of the text blocks does not
matter. I do not have to parse the text in the order it is written or
read, really, although it would be nice if the order was somewhat
sane.
OK, so
Den 23/03/2006 kl. 19.25 skrev Mathias Bauer:
We have an API for cursor travelling, but I don't understand how a
single integer value can describe a cursor position. Can you
explain?
What is the reference point for your position?
OK.
^ is cursor
^hello -- pos == 0
h^ello -- pos == 1
OK, have not ahd much luck posting top [EMAIL PROTECTED], so am trying
again...
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Anders S. Johansen wrote:
Our goal is to implement a few functions/methods, preferably
encapsulated in an object (but not necessarily) that will allow
