Hello, > From: Keith Alcock [mailto:ke...@keithalcock.com] > Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2015 7:50 PM > To: api@openoffice.apache.org > Subject: Re: How to change an entry of a self-created menus via macro > > Jorg, > > Below is code to do such a thing with C++. Basically you > need to work with > a FeatureStateEvent and set the State to the text you want. The > documentation does not say that this is what State is used > for, but looking > up that class and XStatusListener should help. > > Keith > > void SAL_CALL MyMenu::addStatusListener(const > Reference<XStatusListener>& > xStatusListener, > const URL& url) throw (RuntimeException) { > FeatureStateEvent featureStateEvent; > > featureStateEvent.Source = (XDispatch*) this; > if (url.Complete.equals(MY_MENU_LOGOUT_URL)) { > OUString state = OUSTRING("Logout ~<"); > state += OUSTRING(": ") + getFirstAndLast(); > featureStateEvent.State = Any(state); > } > xStatusListener->statusChanged(featureStateEvent); > }
Thank you, but excuse me, i think that does not help me. My problem is that I can not access the specific menu bar. And to register a listener I need access to the specific menu bar. In my understanding (I do not speak C++) is "const Reference" or "const URL" this reference (the specific menu bars object), only that I have not. For example: in my code would be: oMenuBarSettings.Count = 9 And: oMenuBarSettings.GetByIndex(1) one specific menu bar (in this Case "1" the edit menu) But none of the 9 menu's is the menu that I have added my addon.xcu. My menu is therefore not part of "oMenuBarSettings". Why? How can I still access my menu? Greetings, Jörg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: api-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: api-h...@openoffice.apache.org
