I had a quick at open issues and nothing really fit. I
will look again.
Regarding your idea, when i do this :
Object writerShape = documentFactory.createInstance(
"com.sun.star.text.TextFrame" );
XTextFrame theFrame = ( XTextFrame )
UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XTextFrame.class,
writerShape );
XPropertySet theFramePropSet = ( XPropertySet )
UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XPropertySet.class,
theFrame );
Integer heightInteger = ( Integer )
theFramePropSet.getPropertyValue(
"FrameHeightAbsolute" );
System.out.println( "heightInteger x1" + heightInteger
);
I get illegal argument exception.
If I do the same thing but after this statement:
mxDocText.insertTextContent( xParaCursor,
xTextContentShape, false );
then I get my mysterious 41.
--- J�rgen Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Kent,
>
> i think that is a known bug, but i can't remember
> 100% and can't find
> the appropriate bug id.
> Maybe you can check if the API returns always the
> initial values when
> you have created the frame.
>
> Juergen
>
>
> Kent Gibson wrote:
> > Thanks. I tried that. And I always get "41"?!
> >
> > Unless of course I need to refresh the frame
> somehow.
> >
> > Here is what I am doing:
> >
> > Object writerShape =
> documentFactory.createInstance(
> > "com.sun.star.text.TextFrame" );
> > XTextContent xTextContentShape = ( XTextContent )
> > UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XTextContent.class,
> > writerShape );
> >
> > XPropertySet xTextContentPropertySet = (
> XPropertySet
> > ) UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XPropertySet.class,
> >
>
> >
> xTextContentShape );
> >
> > xTextContentPropertySet.setPropertyValue( "Width",
> new
> > Integer( width ) );
> > xTextContentPropertySet.setPropertyValue(
> ANCHOR_TYPE,
> > TextContentAnchorType.AT_FRAME );
> > xTextContentPropertySet.setPropertyValue(
> TEXT_WRAP,
> > WrapTextMode.NONE );
> > xTextContentPropertySet.setPropertyValue(
> > FRAME_IS_AUTOMATIC_HEIGHT, new Boolean( true ) );
> >
> > XPropertySet xShapeProps = ( XPropertySet )
> > UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XPropertySet.class,
> > writerShape );
> >
> > // Setting the vertical position
> > xShapeProps.setPropertyValue( VERT_ORIENT, new
> Short(
> > VertOrientation.NONE ) );
> > xShapeProps.setPropertyValue( HORI_ORIENT, new
> Short(
> > HoriOrientation.NONE ) );
> >
> > // I need to recalculate x & y for the header
> > // Setting the vertical position
> > xShapeProps.setPropertyValue(
> HORI_ORIENT_POSITION,
> > new Integer( ( x.intValue() ) ) );
> > xShapeProps.setPropertyValue(
> VERT_ORIENT_POSITION,
> > new Integer( ( y.intValue() ) ) );
> > // making sure that text can overlap
> > xShapeProps.setPropertyValue( BACK_TRANSPARENT,
> > Boolean.TRUE );
> > xShapeProps.setPropertyValue( OPAQUE,
> Boolean.FALSE );
> >
> > XText xShapeText = ( XText )
> > UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XText.class,
> writerShape );
> >
> > mxDocText.insertTextContent( xParaCursor,
> > xTextContentShape, false );
> >
> > xShapeText.setString( textContentString +
> > getDebugString( x, y, width, height ) +
> getRNDString()
> > );
> >
> > // xTextContentPropertySet also gives me the same
> > result
> > Integer heightInteger =
> > (Integer)xShapeProps.getPropertyValue(
> > FRAME_HEIGHT_ABSOLUTE );
> >
> > System.out.println("heightInteger " +
> heightInteger);
> >
> > --- Stephan Wunderlich
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Hi Kent,
> >>
> >>> If you have a textframe and you it is autosized
> is
> >>> there no way of finding out how big it is after
> >> you
> >>> put the text content in it?
> >>>
> >>> I have tried everything. I have three text
> frames
> >> of
> >>> various sizes (due to various content) and they
> >> always
> >>> return the same size.
> >>>
> >>> I even tried going through the drawpage, but
> oddly
> >>> that didn't work.
> >>>
> >>> XDrawPage xDrawPage =
> >> xDrawPageSupplier.getDrawPage();
> >>> XShapes xShapes = ( XShapes )
> >>> UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XShapes.class,
> >> xDrawPage );
> >>> int shapeCount = xShapes.getCount();
> >>> for ( int i = 0; i < shapeCount; i++ )
> >>> {
> >>> Object shapeObj = xShapes.getByIndex( i );
> >>> XShape shape = ( XShape )
> >> UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
> >>> XShape.class, shapeObj );
> >>>
> >>> Size size = shape.getSize();
> >>>
> >>> }
> >> a TextFrame has the properties
> "FrameHeightAbsolute"
> >> and
> >> "FrameWidthAbsolute" which, as far as I know,
> >> contain the values you
> >> look for.
> >>
> >> Hope that helps
> >>
> >> Regards
> >>
> >> Stephan
> >>
> >>
> >
>
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