Hi Joan,
XComponent xC = xDesktop.getCurrentComponent();
XModel xModel = (XModel)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XModel.class,xC);
This can be a wee bit tricky since you would always get the document
that currently has the focus. Since you are working with Fields you
should have the XTextDocument somewhere already, from which you can
gain the XModel.
It triggers the XDispatchHelper but always where I left my cursor,
what
about inserting it where the mark was found? Is there a way to link
the
XDispatchHelper with the element I'm in?
Are you sure you need dispatching commands at all ?
Well if you decide that you need them you could just move the visible
cursor to the position you need it.
From xModel.getCurrentController you should be able to query the
XTextViewCursorSupplier. This has the method getViewCursor(). The
result of calling this method can be queried on a XTextCursor, which
has a method gotoRange(). With the latter you should be able to
position the visible cursor to the text range your field is in.
Hope that helps
Regards
Stephan
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