Hi,
> Hi all,
>
> Some time ago I posted a question about lists in Writer documents, and I
> am still having problems. I thought I'd simplify the question and
> re-post now.
>
> How can I get the actual text string of a numbered list item? Calling
> getString() on a TextCursor or Paragraph returns the numbering character
> as well, so e.g.
>
> foobar <--- Paragraph.getString() returns "foobar"
> - foobar <--- Paragraph.getString() returns "foobar"
> 1. foobar <--- Paragraph.getString() returns "1.foobar"
>
> Because the numbering character and delimiter can be more or less
> anything (if user-defined), it's impossible to universally strip them
> off (especially as the delimiter can be omitted).
>
> Is there any way of getting just the string? Any help will be greatly
> appreciated, as I really need this and I've been going in circles with
> the issue.
>
I think you've to enumerate your Paragraph:
'-------------------------
sub testParaNumberRules
doc = thiscomponent
texto = doc.getText()
enum = texto.createEnumeration()
while enum.hasMoreElements()
txt = enum.nextElement()
nrules = txt.NumberingRules
if not IsEmpty(nrules) Then
enum2 = txt.createEnumeration()
paraString = ""
' get all TextPortions
while enum2.hasMoreElements()
portion = enum2.nextElement()
paraString = paraString & portion.getString()
wend
print paraString
end if
wend
end sub
'-------------------------
Here's a issue about:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=68511
HTH
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