thnx Fernand,
but our situation is different and we have somehow sorted this out using
setexpression but the moment we save the document in ms word format,
everything is gone i.e. list of tables/figures getting messed up...
any clue?
anyone?
The other problem is related to page orientation, we have to change the
format of some of the pages to landscape but OpenOffice generates page break
every time and we can not generate the footer and header(not like protrait
pages, we are trying to generate the footer/header at the left/right border
of the document)...any idea?
thanks,
Sandy
On 9/7/07, Fernand Vanrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sandeep Raghuvanshi wrote:
> > Hi Fernand,
> > Yes I have done this but no effect. How do you have generated the
> > image/table captions?
> > Do we need to do any specific setting?
> > We are generating the caption with the help of SetExpression to have
> section
> > number in it and the caption is not related/linked to the image/table
> i.e.
> > it is independent text immediate below/after the image/table.
> >
> > Please clarify in case we have to follow some other way or have to set
> > something in settings.
> >
> > regards,
> > Sandy
> >
> >
> > On 9/6/07, Fernand Vanrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >> Sandeep Raghuvanshi wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hi All,
> >>> I am new to OpenOffice API but having experience in MS tech as well
> >>> as Sun technologies. Right now I am trying my hands on OpenOffice API
> >>> implementation in Visual Basic and one of my task is to generate the
> >>> list of figures available in the document and for this we have a
> >>> Illustration Index(i think so as the name contains Illustration) in
> >>> our template. we are programatically inserting the images in the
> >>> document and once the processing is over we have to have the list of
> >>> figures available in the index section.
> >>>
> >>> The problem is that we are getting the table of contents in our
> >>> document but the list of figures/tables is empty. My thinking is that
> >>> as we are inserting these images programatically so we have to create
> >>> the illustrationIndex mark for the images added to the document. I can
> >>> add a content index mark in my document but not an IllustrationIndex.
> >>> There is not enough details about this neither in API documentation
> >>> nor in developers guide.
> >>>
> >> did you saved the document after inserting ?
> >>
> >> i had the same problem with retrieving pictures internal stored, only
> >> after saving the doc the indexes are updated
> >>
> >> Hope it helps
> >>
>
>
> >> Fernand
> >>
> >>
> >>> I have posted my question in the forum also but no response yet, I am
> >>> hopeful to get some answer here, could anyone please clarify how to
> >>> use IllustrationIndex or how to achieve this task?
> >>>
> wz do not done the same thing as you are after, we just explored the
> "pictures" container to work with the internal stored images
>
> maybe our BASIC code helps you a bit further after exploring the
> "oPIctures object"
> Ffernand
>
> oDocument = ThisComponent
>
> oGraphics() = oDocument.GraphicObjects()
> ' sFilename = FileNameoutofPath(ThisComponent.Url , "/")
> if oDocument.getDocumentStorage.hasbyname("Pictures") then
> oPictures = oDocument.getDocumentStorage.getbyname("Pictures")
> mFiles() = oPictures.getElementNames
> endif
>
> oSelections = oDocument.getCurrentSelection ' selected picuture in
> the doc
> if
> oselections.supportsService("com.sun.star.text.TextGraphicObject") then
> oGraphic = oSelections
> sGraphicUrl = oGraphic.Graphicurl
>
> If InStr(1, sGraphicURL, "vnd.sun.star.GraphicObject:", 0) = 1 Then
> ' get the picture name (comes without the extension)
> sGraphicURL = Mid(sGraphicURL, 28, Len(sGraphicURL))
> ' so search all files in pictures folder for the current
> picture ...
> For j = 0 to oGraphics.getcount-1
> If InStr(1, mFiles(j), sGraphicURL, 0) Then
> ' create new name with extension ...
> sGraphicName = oGraphic.getName() & Mid(mFiles(j),
> Len(sGraphicURL)+1, Len(mFiles(j))
> oPreviewGraph =
> getGraphFromStream(oPictures.getByName(mFiles(j)).getInputStream())
> exit for
> else
> end if
> next
> else
> oPreviewGraph = getGraphFromUrl(sGraphicUrl)
> endif
>
>
>
>
>
> >>> Note: The template we are using is attached.
> >>>
> >>> Thanks in advance,
> >>> Sandy
> >>>
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