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User fs changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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CC|'artietee' |'artietee,fs'
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Assigned to|fs |mav
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed May 18 00:52:50 -0700
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fs->mav:
When the frame of the form is closed, a .uno:CloseFrame is dispatched. This is
handled by your interceptor to change to RUNNING state, which results in
DocumentHolder::CloseFrame, which closes the frame.
In this whole chain, there are no veto possibilities. In particular, the
|suspend| method of the controller in the frame is not called at all.
Comparing what happens in a "normal" text document containing form controls,
|suspend| is in fact the difference. The usual handling for .uno:CloseFrame in
the framework code is to first call |suspend| on the controller, then close the
frame. Within the suspend, we (our form shell, more precise) get the chance to
ask the user, and possibly veto the closing.
I think something similar should happen for embedded objects, too.
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