Jan Holesovsky wrote (4 april 2012)
> > git grep advises that they are in the factory functions like
> > SwDLL::RegisterControls() in sw/source/ui/app/swmodule.cxx; so in the case
> > of the report designer, I'd call it somewhere where it is instantiated -
> > one of
> > the create() methods liste
> Michael Stahl wrote (4 april 2012 11:11)
> > Thank you for your help. I am trying that, but haven't found the
> > module pointer yet (in swmodule SwModule*) that needs to passed to
> > RegisterControl(). Any ideas where to look for that?
>
> hi Winfried,
>
> try this: SW_MOD()
>
Hi Michael,
On 04/04/12 09:08, Winfried Donkers wrote:
> Thank you for your help. I am trying that, but haven't found the
> module pointer yet (in swmodule SwModule*) that needs to passed to
> RegisterControl(). Any ideas where to look for that?
hi Winfried,
try this: SW_MOD()
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Hi Winfried,
On 2012-04-04 at 09:08 +0200, Winfried Donkers wrote:
> > git grep advises that they are in the factory functions like
> > SwDLL::RegisterControls() in sw/source/ui/app/swmodule.cxx; so in the case
> > of the report designer, I'd call it somewhere where it is instantiated -
> > one
> Jan Holesovsky wrote (3 april 2012 14:45)
>
> > The 'split button' is a derived SfxToolBoxControl which triggers an
> > Execute function when the colour is chosen from the colour palette and
> > triggers a virtual Select function when the left half of the button
> > (last used colour) is clicked
Hi Winfried,
On 2012-04-03 at 10:08 +0200, Winfried Donkers wrote:
> The 'split button' is a derived SfxToolBoxControl which triggers an
> Execute function when the colour is chosen from the colour palette and
> triggers a virtual Select function when the left half of the button
> (last used colo
Hello all,
I am struggling a bit to get various colour buttons (e.g.
font/background/border colour) working as split buttons, so that the last used
colour can be applied again right away. See fdo45671 for more details on the
specific buttons/wishes.
For a lot of buttons I have succeeded to con
