Carsten Driesner wrote:
Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
In your example, you have the following code, which works:
If ( oModuleCfgMgr.hasSettings( sTBURL )) Then
oModuleCfgMgr.replaceSettings( sTBURL, oTBSettings )
Else
oModuleCfgMgr.insertSettings( sTBURL, oTBSettings )
End If
This code, however, has a problem:
If ( oModuleCfgMgr.hasSettings( sTBURL )) Then
'oModuleCfgMgr.replaceSettings( sTBURL, oTBSettings )
oModuleCfgMgr.RemoveSettings( sTBURL, oTBSettings )
oModuleCfgMgr.insertSettings( sTBURL, oTBSettings )
Else
oModuleCfgMgr.insertSettings( sTBURL, oTBSettings )
End If
While testing, I wanted to make a toolbar go away, so I "REMOVED" the
settings. I was no longer able to create a new toolbar with the URL
of the "removed" toolbar. There are no errors, it simply does nothing.
May be you have found a bug. I will check it. Just for your
information, removing the configuration settings is not enough to
really get rid of a toolbar. OpenOffice.org 2.0.x supports
live-configuration and therefore would even show a toolbar without
configuration data (the toolbar must be requested by the application
code). You can see this if you use the toolbar configuration dialog
via "Tools - Configure - Toolbar" and create a custom toolbar. You
have to remove the window state of the toolbar via OpenOffice.org
configuration access.
Regards,
Carsten
I have been documenting all of this...
I must remove the "window state" using "configuration access". <sigh>
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