Hi Jonathan,
the Xray-Tool is written in OOo-Basic and platform-independent.
If you follow the given link, you can download a zip-file.
De-zip it and you have an OOo-Document (.sxw) with further instructions
and an install button. (make sure your security settings allow execution
of the embedded macro)
Have a nice day
Christoph
Jonathan Kaye schrieb:
> Christoph Jopp wrote:
>
>> Jonathan Kaye schrieb:
>>> Jonathan Kaye wrote:
>>>
>>> <snip>
>>>
>>>> Hi Fernand,
>>>> Thanks for the reference. I had a look but there's a huge amount of
>>>> material and I didn't really see anything relevant to the situation I
>>>> described. Can you give me a hint as to how to define a substring of an
>>>> object that is itself an object and so can be formatted like an object.
>>>>
>>>> Sorry to be thick but I couldn't really see anything in GetTexts that
>>>> deals with this.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks again,
>>>> Jonathan
>>>>
>>> As a follow-up to my previous message, I can see that
>>> oCell=oSheet.getCellByposition(0,0) 'A1
>>> and then
>>> oCell.CharWeight = com.sun.star.awt.FontWeight.BOLD
>>> should make the contents of oCell bold. What I don't understand is how to
>>> make a substring of oCell
>>> Position = InStr(oCell.getString(), ".")
>>> Mid(oCell.getString(), 1, Position - 1)
>>> bold. I just want the substring starting from position 1 and stopping
>>> before a fullstop. That's what I want bold but I don't know how to refer
>>> to that substring so I can give it a CharWeight attribute.
>>>
>>> I hope this is clearer.
>>> Jonathan
>>>
>> Hi Jonathan,
>>
>> inside a Cell you can handle the Text as any Text f.e. in Writer.
>> So you have to create a TextCursor:
>> oTextCursor = oCell.createTextCursor()
>> oTextCursor.gotoStart(false)
>> oTextCursor.goRight(Position - 1, true)
>> oTextCursor.setPropertyValue("CharWeight", 150)
>> This should do what you want.
>> To find out about the right PropertyValues and a lot more I suggest to
>> use Bernard Marcelly's outstanding X-Ray-Tool you can get via this link
>> http://ooomacros.org/dev.php#101416 (if you don't have it already ;-) ).
>>
>> Hope this helps
>> Christoph
> Thanks Christoph,
> I'll give it a try and report back to the list.
> The recent versions of Xray are written in Delphi which seems to only run on
> Windows. Please correct me if this is wrong. There seems to be source code
> written in Pascal but I'm not sure what to do with it. I found an earlier
> version that runs in linux but it seems to be only available in Spanish.
> I'd be happy with a French or English version but there don't seem to be
> any.
> Thanks for the help.
> Jonathan
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