Ok fellows, I solved it by myself, by casting the Cell into a XText -
object:
XText xCellText = (XText)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XText.class, Cell);
Then I can simply call:
xCellText.getString();
Tobias
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[dev] [Java] get content of text
Bitte antworten table - cell
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Hi,
i`ve got a problem concerning texttables:
I iterate through a texttable in Writer, and get a Cell - object for every
cell the table contains.
For every cell, I want to read its content in a String and replace its
content with another String afterwards. The contents are simple texts.
The problem: a call of the method "Cell.getFormula()" always returns an
empty String.
But a call of the method "Cell.setFormula(String)" works without problems,
even when I call the method getFormula() again after I inserted a String,
the inserted String is being returned.
I have no idea how to retrieve the original cell content, as there is no
such thing as a .getText() - method...
Any hints?
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