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2005 -------
just to answer to the other question you did :
> Also the question is whether this issue is of importance,
> since the whole syntax in the example you show is messed up
> and wouldn't occur in normal use cases.
of course, you're right, but my code was intended for demonstration purpose
only.
The following should be a possible "real life" case:
- create a calc document with a sheet called "Rem discography" ;-)
- now consider the following (working) code:
Sub Main
mySheet = ThisComponent.Sheets.[Rem discography]
print mySheet.dbg_properties
End Sub
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Consider that in OpenOffice there are a lot of containers that can be accessed
in that way and allows spaces in their element names
e.g: styles, forms, form controls, writer tables, etc.
Consider also that there are a lot of common terms that in SB are reserved
words, e.g: print, write, read, rem, case, for, do, loop, name ..etc.
That said, I think that you could easily imagine a lot of "normal use" cases
beside the one I gave here
ciao
Paolo
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