Fhomasp wrote:
Hey,
Thanks for the info.
I do seem to run into problems trying to get it to work adding a
FrameActionListener. Here's what happens.
1. I add an anonymous implementation of XFrameActionListener to the frame
when a document is loaded.
When I catch the FrameAction: "FrameAction.COMPONENT_REATTACHED" only I
catch the Action when PrintPreview is invoked.
When I catch using if - else and use "FrameAction.COMPONENT_ATTACHED" then
in the first "if", as described above, I can't catch an action when
PrintPreview is invoked.
2. In any of the given situations I cannot seem to get a hold of the
MenuBar. It's always null. I tried to get the XFrame in several ways,
which works and then try to get the XLayoutManager using the XPropertySet
from the different ways of getting the XFrame. I get "an" XLayoutManager,
however it never has any Elements. I print out the Elements received from
xLayoutManager.getElements(), but it's an empty Array.
Hi Fhomasp,
That sounds strange as my code does the same and works without a
problem. Looks like that your listener is called before the layout
manager gets notified which would result in an empty user interface.
Therefore another approach is to use the LayoutManager notifications for
the user interface elements. Use the XLayoutManagerBroadcaster and add
your code as a listener. Whenever you receive a
css::frame::LayoutManagerEvents::UIELEMENT_VISIBLE notification and the
aInfo parameter contains the resource URL of the menu bar, you can check
if you have to make your changes again.
Regards,
Carsten
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