Hi Rony, Am Donnerstag, 4. August 2005 17:47 schrieb Rony G. Flatscher: > Hi Arnulf, > > > if you use the stuff I described in my last email, having the > > XInterfaceTypeDescription you can directly query for the > > XInterfaceMemberTypeDescription. Calling method getMembers you get a > > sequence > > of objects. With these objects you can queryInterface for > > XInterfaceAttributeTypeDescription or XInterfaceMethodTypeDescription. > > If I > > remember correctly, you get an empty response if the object is not of the > > appropriate type (attribute or method), > > Thank you very much! This is really what I would be after, because then > one can infer from the type information what fields are really there and > has not to infer from set/get methods (which could mean that one guesses > wrong, sometimes). > > > Can't give you a direct example, because the work I am doing is in > > C++/tcluno. > > Just curious: are you workint on a TcL-UNO-interface, which could be > exploited outside of Windows (the present support is via ActiveX, > Windows-only, I understand)? > Yes, I have written a tcluno library which can drive ooo from TCL using as the underlaying base the ooo C++ UNO interface. That is at the moment only running on Linux, but I hope with the help of Christian Junker, we have that running soon on Windows and Mac too.
Second I am working on a urp like bridge, which has no need of any ooo library on the client side (it is using a plain ascii text interface). On the server side there are some additional files and some modified files in the bridges/remote/urp directory of ooo. That part is not yet stable at all at the moment. If you are interested, please let me know. [...] Arnulf --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
