Hi Ralf,
You have to put the view cursor in a cell. The view cursor shows the page number
where it is situated.
Here is a proof of concept, in OpenOffice Basic.
In a Writer document, insert a table with only one row (the title row).
The macro will insert 100 lines and show you the row numbers where the page has
changed:
Sub Main1
Dim myDoc As Object, tb As Object, rws As Object
Dim vCurs As Object, curs1 As Object
Dim p1 As Long, p2 As Long, x As Long
myDoc = ThisComponent
tb = myDoc.getTextTables.getByIndex(0)
rws = tb.getRows
curs1 = tb.getCellByPosition(0,0)
myDoc.getCurrentController.select(curs1)
vCurs = myDoc.getCurrentController.getViewCursor
p1 = vCurs.getPage
for x = 1 to 100
rws.insertByIndex(rws.getCount, 1)
vCurs.goDown(1, False)
p2 = vCurs.getPage
if p2 <> p1 then
MsgBox("New page at line " & x)
p1 = p2
end if
next
End Sub
Regards
Bernard
Message de Ralf Heydenreich date 2014-01-10 21:47 :
Hi all,
I've a Writer document with a table an some placeholders in it. Now, if
I replace these placeholders from my Java application, the table
sometimes gets too long and split over multiple pages. Since it is a
kind of invoice table I want to put a subtotal at the end of each page.
How can I achieve this? How can I detect a page break while filling the
placeholders?
TIA,
Ralf.
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