Hi Cristian,
> >> Just use a TAB (ASCII 9) in your string. Too simple?
> >
> There is a problem, because i must insert a big text(40-50 rows), not
> only a string, and i want to allign the text to the tabstop... so with
> the TAB (ASCII 9) i can't do nothing
Then I don't understand the problem at all. Or your problem is not the
TAB key but the line break? That only works with
XSimpleText::insertControlCharacter(), thus you have to split your
text into lines (only if you want hard linebreaks) or paragraphs.
> >>> XTextCursor xt =
> >>> (XTextCursor)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XTextCursor.class,tb[0]);
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Here you query an XTextCursorfrom a TabStop struct? That should throw
> >an> exception or at least return null, don't know the UNO spec for the
> >case> where queryInterface is used on a non interface.
> >
> >
> > Undefined behaviour (i.e.: never do that in your code). The current
> > implementation will most probably return null.
> >
> > -Stephan
> >
> >>> XText xTextheader = (XText) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XText.class,
> >>> xPropertySetStyle.getPropertyValue("HeaderText"));
> >>> xTextheader.insertString(xt," CENTER TEXT IN THE
> >>> HEADER",false);
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> And this should at latest throw a null pointer exception. It does
> >not?>
> >> Michael
> >
> >
> Ok, i understand what is the problem for the TextCursor, so how can i do
> to use the tabStop that i have created?? I supposed that is similiar to
> paragraph, so i create a XParagraphCursor and i use gotoNextParagraph,
> but nothing...
I catn't tell, because I do not even understand what your code is supposed
to do. Sorry. Maybe you have to find other words to describe your
problem.
Michael
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