Re: google.com: +csv +change +default site:https://www.openoffice.org

[Marcus]

Am 14.06.2018 um 17:35 schrieb Peter kovacs:

I do not understand your Idea.
You want to change from
Header: Name,Age
Default line:"Jon.Doe",48
To
Your result:~Jon.Doe~^48
?


he wants to change the default setting *permanently*.

I'm not sure id the following works as I don't have to change anything 
to store different default values already permanently.


In you user profile (e.g., on Linux here 
"/home//.openoffice/4/user/") look for the file 
"registrymodifications.xcu" and search for the item path 
"/org.openoffice.Office.Calc/Dialogs/CSVImport". Here you should find 2 
that can contain values for field and text delimiter.


HTH

Marcus




Am 14. Juni 2018 12:42:50 MESZ schrieb Kum Neon :

Change the default csv save delimiters


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by
*kensikora
*
» Tue Feb 23, 2010 6:18 am
Is it possible to change the default csv save delimiters? I would like
to
use different delimiters when saving as an .csv file. I know I can
specify
them manually but would like them to be used by default, for example
the ^
for field and the ~ for text delimiter. Mainly so my user's don't have
to
remember to use the correct ones.

Thanks!

*https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9=27872
*

*There is no answer to this question from your specialists for a long
time.*

Please give a *detailed instruction*: How to overwrite the *export
template*
of the *CSV* file by *default*.



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Just a little side note on the scripting framework ...

[Rony G. Flatscher (Apache)]

A friend has LibreOffice installed (due to a better mail-merge-support I 
understand) and I came up
with a script to help her taking advantage of the writer component. The script 
is written in ooRexx
for which I authored an OOo scripting provider that works on OOo, making ooRexx 
an additional macro
language for OOo.

Now, installing that package on her machine the scripts work from outside of LO 
flawlessly, however
ooRexx does not get registered as another macro language in LO (missing from 
the "Macro" menu).
After researching this issue for quite some time now, it turns out that LO 
removed a method in
ClassLoaderFactory and changed the signature of the remaining method by 
removing the throws clause,
causing a need to compile the script language provider against OOo's 
ScriptFramework.jar, if the
script provider is to run against OOo, and having the need to compile it 
separately against LO's
version of ScriptFramework.jar, which is a PITA.

In the case that there are other script provider programmers hanging around, 
this is what I did in
order to get a single version that runs also against LO, if there is a need to 
use
ClassLoaderFactory (maybe in the XScript implementation part):

 ... cut ...

  // instead of: cl = ClassLoaderFactory.getURLClassLoader( metaData );
  // load and run the method dynamically at runtime:
  Class 
clfClz=Class.forName("com.sun.star.script.framework.provider.ClassLoaderFactory");
  Class 
smdClz=Class.forName("com.sun.star.script.framework.container.ScriptMetaData");
  Method meth =clfClz.getMethod("getURLClassLoader", new 
Class[]{smdClz}  );
  cl=(ClassLoader) meth.invoke(null,  new Object  []{metaData});

 ... cut ...   

Again, this is just a side note for other script provider implementors who get 
hit by this LO
pecularity.

Also: in the "description.xml" deployment file make sure that  the element
"OpenOffice.org-minimal-version has a value "3.4" or higher (cf.
), such 
that the extension is
not regarded as "legacy" by LO.

In the end, with the above changes, the ooRexx scripting provider again gets 
accepted as a macro
language for LO.

The reference remains OOo, which has been working in all other aspects of the 
Macro menu (run, edit,
making the installed macros available etc.) as per the specifications, whereas 
LO has some problems
in that area (shared scripts not showing up, listing of the script language in 
the menu disappears,
if the menu got used, still user macros remain visible and executable).

---rony

Re: google.com: +csv +change +default site:https://www.openoffice.org

[Peter kovacs]

I do not understand your Idea.
You want to change from
Header: Name,Age
Default line:"Jon.Doe",48
To
Your result:~Jon.Doe~^48
?

All the best
Peter

Am 14. Juni 2018 12:42:50 MESZ schrieb Kum Neon :
> Change the default csv save delimiters
>
>
>[image: Post]
>by
>*kensikora
>*
> » Tue Feb 23, 2010 6:18 am
>Is it possible to change the default csv save delimiters? I would like
>to
>use different delimiters when saving as an .csv file. I know I can
>specify
>them manually but would like them to be used by default, for example
>the ^
>for field and the ~ for text delimiter. Mainly so my user's don't have
>to
>remember to use the correct ones.
>
>Thanks!
>
>*https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9=27872
>*
>
>*There is no answer to this question from your specialists for a long
>time.*
>
>Please give a *detailed instruction*: How to overwrite the *export
>template*
>of the *CSV* file by *default*.

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google.com: +csv +change +default site:https://www.openoffice.org

[Kum Neon]

 Change the default csv save delimiters


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by
*kensikora
*
 » Tue Feb 23, 2010 6:18 am
Is it possible to change the default csv save delimiters? I would like to
use different delimiters when saving as an .csv file. I know I can specify
them manually but would like them to be used by default, for example the ^
for field and the ~ for text delimiter. Mainly so my user's don't have to
remember to use the correct ones.

Thanks!

*https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9=27872
*

*There is no answer to this question from your specialists for a long time.*

Please give a *detailed instruction*: How to overwrite the *export template*
of the *CSV* file by *default*.