Hi Max,
On 09/05/08 09:31, Maximilian Odendahl wrote:
thanks, it seems to works with ScriptInfo, but I'd like to understand
it. All I have in my document is one single note, for which I set the
hidden attribute:
const SwTxtNode* pTxtNode = rPos.nNode.GetNode().GetTxtNode();
SwTxtAttr* pTxtAttr = pTxtNode ? pTxtNode->GetTxtAttr(
rPos.nContent.GetIndex(),RES_CHRATR_HIDDEN ) : 0;
bool bHidden = pTxtAttr ? pTxtAttr->GetCharHidden().GetValue() : false;
bool bHidden2 = SwScriptInfo::IsInHiddenRange(
*pTxtNode,rPos.nContent.GetIndex() );
bool hHidden3 = pTxtNode->HasHiddenCharAttribute(false);
bHidden2 and bHidden3 is both true, but bHidden is not, because pTxtAttr
is not valid, so I guess sth. is wrong with this.
ok, one scenarion might be this: The whole paragraph is hidden, e.g.,
via style or by using a hard attribute for the whole paragraph. Then
there is no hidden text attribute at position 0. But maybe there's a
hidden text attribute at positon 10. In this case bHidden = false,
bHidden2 = true, bHidden3 = true. If you step into GetTxtAttr(), you
will see if there are any hidden text text attributes in the hints array.
Regards,
Frank
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Frank Meies (fme) - Co-lead OpenOffice.org Writer
OpenOffice.org Engineering at Sun: http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS
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