johnf wrote: > On Saturday 22 November 2008 07:55:31 pm Bob Sysero llc Dev wrote: > >> Dear Dabo-Users, >> >> I was able to get the Create a OpenOffice SpreadSheet Example to work >> and I would like to demo it to in my Form that I created with the >> ClassDesigner. The module is in ui directory called DaboSpreadSheet.py. >> What I like to do is call the module in my Form by pressing a Button >> using the OnHit event. >> > > Normally, you would create a method to accept the event (the click event) and > do something in the method. From ClassDesigner (CD) right click on the > button you want to use. Choose to 'Edit Code' and CD will create method > named "onHit". In that method you could add the code to create the > spreadsheet. Don't forget the "import ooolib". Actually, you can added the > import in the method - but it might be better to add it using "Manage > Imports" (upper right button of the CD Editor). > > I can tell you are experiencing a learning curve with Dabo. So I thought I > would provide a little code that does what you were describing. The code is > different than using what you would see from CD. But maybe seeing the code > will better explain what you are doing in CD. There are many ways to skin a > cat in Dabo and my example is just one. Keep playing and you'll learn. > Thank very much, this help quite alot and will help in my pony show this Sunday at 10:00 am. Learning python and Dabo at the same time is quite a learning curve and with everyones help I am hopping as time goes on I will be able to help the Dabo community in development.
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