Mathias Bauer wrote:
Ales Kahanek wrote:
I have found this:
"In OpenOffice.org API the Listener mechanism is used to add a handler
for a specific event. This is not possible from Delphi because the COM
bridge does not support call-back primitives necessary for that purpose."
Now, as we use Delphi, this is not the right way for us. Is there
another approach how to get know, when the file edited in OOo is closed?
The next best thing that comes to my mind is writing an OOo Basic macro,
binding it to the events "Save/SavesAsDone" and call native code from
inside the basic macro that notifies your application. Native code in
DLLs (C linkage) can be called by defining the exported function as a
Basic function.
Best regards,
Mathias
Thank you Mathias for your help. This could be a solution, we could
write some macros, but it requires to deliver a explain to everybody who
wants to use OOo with our app that he has to apply this macro to his/her
OOo instalation. If the user overlooked this information, it wouldn�t
work correctly.
What do you think about following solution built in the standard OOo
instalation: when starting saving document OOo will create a very small
file (only a several bytes) with name corresponding with the original
file and remove this temporary file after saving is finished. Then the
existence of such file could be checked.
Thank again for your hints
Ales Kahanek
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