Hi.
I am confused by add-on toolbars. My add-on toolbar doesn't show up when
listing the LayoutManager's elements via
Sub ListToolbars
Dim x as Variant
Dim s as String
For Each x in
ThisComponent.GetCurrentController.GetFrame.LayoutManager.getElements()
s = s & x.ResourceURL & CHR$(10)
Next
MsgBox s, 0, "Toolbars in Component"
End Sub
All add-on toolbars show as "0" in this list instead of showing a URL.
The standard toolbars are "fully equipped" as seen by
Dim x as Variant
x =
ThisComponent.GetCurrentController.GetFrame.LayoutManager.getElement("private:resource/toolbar/standardbar")
Xray x
but if I check my own add-on toolbar in a very simple add-on
"doobiedoo.my.toolbar" (or any other add-on toolbar - I tried installing
a few)
Dim x as Variant
x =
ThisComponent.GetCurrentController.GetFrame.LayoutManager.getElement("private:resource/toolbar/addon_doobiedoo.my.toolbar")
Xray x
the returned object is rather naked and lacks all the properties needed
for manipulating its state. What's going on ?
Am I unable to change the settings of an add-on toolbar that is defined
by an .XCU file - e.g. disable/enable buttons ? Or is it just Basic that
is stopping me ? Can I do it from e.g. Python ?
Cheers
-- Jan Holst Jensen
