Joel Cordeiro wrote:
Hi,
i already solved it. Now i have another doubt. I would like to replace the
selected text of the document with another text. How can i do that? I saw
some examples about replace all the ocurrence of a string with another
string, but what i want is just replace the selecte
Joel Cordeiro wrote (4-10-2008 1:51)
Hi,
i already solved it. Now i have another doubt. I would like to replace the
selected text of the document with another text. How can i do that? I saw
some examples about replace all the ocurrence of a string with another
string, but what i want is just rep
Hi,
i already solved it. Now i have another doubt. I would like to replace the
selected text of the document with another text. How can i do that? I saw
some examples about replace all the ocurrence of a string with another
string, but what i want is just replace the selected string in the documen
Hi Joel,
Joel Cordeiro escribió:
Hi,
does anyone could help me about how to get the selected text in the actual
TextDocument (Writer)? How does we cast the returned object in the method
getCurrentSelection() ? Or there is another way?
basically, you have to check if the object returned by
ge
Joel Cordeiro wrote:
in basic
oDocument = ThisComponent
if
oDocument.getCurrentSelection.SupportsService("com.sun.star.text.TextRanges")
then
oSelections = oDocument.getCurrentSelection
sSelection = oSelections.getByIndex(0).getString()
elseif
oDocument.getCurrentSelection.SupportsS
Joel Cordeiro wrote:
> does anyone could help me about how to get the selected text in the actual
> TextDocument (Writer)? How does we cast the returned object in the method
> getCurrentSelection() ? Or there is another way?
> If possible, a simple example would be really nice..
>
You could look
