On 14.02.2014 08:52, Oliver-Rainer Wittmann wrote:
Hi,

On 13.02.2014 21:09, jonasalfreds...@gmail.com wrote:
I recommend the DevGuide [1] and the related configuration chapter. And
SDK contains a sample in Java that shows how to access the configuration.

I'm new to this and has just recently completed my first build of the aoo.
The code I'm looking at is C++ in the cui module and not Java. Is it not
right that Java is used for users to develop extensions and addins not for correcting aoo bugs. My aim is to commit a bugfix to the aoo codebase. What I am looking for is pointers into the C++ codebase where user configuration is read and written.

Some time ago I have written a simple class for accessing the configuration:

header: sd/source/ui/inc/tools/ConfigurationAccess.hxx
implementation: sd/source/ui/tools/ConfigurationAccess.cxx
used here: sd/source/framework/module/ModuleController.cxx
and here: sd/source/ui/sidebar/RecentlyUsedMasterPages.cxx

once you know the UNO intefaces to implement and services to use you can find other examples via OpenGrok (http://opengrok.adfinis-sygroup.org/source/)

-Andre

Is this not the correct forum for aoo developers, but
aoo addin developers?


This is the general mailing list for AOO - it is the right place for your requests.

I think Jürgen pointed you to the DevGuide as the configuration is also available via the UNO-API and thus can be used by extension developers. To get familiar with the configuration management this is a good start, I think.

You probably have to define a new schema first to store your data. For
testing you can do that via an extension and you can use Java to play
around with the API.


The same API is also available in the C++ code. Thus, the code used in an extension could be converted into C++ code.

Best regards, Oliver.


[1]
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/Config/Configuration_Management

Juergen


/Jonas



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