Hi Andrea,
why should we do that, normally it is not needed and i still don't
understand why you need it. Maybe you ca give us some more info about
your add-in function and for what exactly you need tis info.
Juergen
Andrea wrote:
Andrea wrote:
Hi,
I am still trying to automatically find out argument names within a calc addin.
I want to take them from the IDL description.
I need an instance of
XIdlReflection
which is created via
Reference< XInterface > xInterface = serviceManager->createInstance(
OUString::createFromAscii(
"com.sun.star.reflection.CoreReflection" ));
Now, where do I get the serviceManager?
Since I want to query my own methods, is there an easier way?
My class implements some interfaces, one of which describes the functions I
want to export to OOCalc.
How do I get a XIdlClass for that interface?
Cheers
Andrea
Done:
in component_getFactory() I save the IDLClass
Reference< XInterface > xInterface =
xMgr->createInstance(OUString::createFromAscii(
"com.sun.star.reflection.CoreReflection" ));
Reference< XIdlReflection > rIDLReflection(xInterface, UNO_QUERY);
ourIDLClass =
rIDLReflection->forName(OUString::createFromAscii("org.asi.XMaths"));
then
OUString getDisplayArgumentName( const OUString& aProgrammaticName, ::sal_Int32
nArgument ) throw
(RuntimeException)
{
Reference< XIdlMethod > aMethod =
ourIDLClass->getMethod(aProgrammaticName);
Sequence< ParamInfo > params = aMethod->getParameterInfos();
return params[nArgument].aName;
}
It looks such an obvious thing to do, I wonder why OOCalc does not do it by
itself (with the
possibility to overwrite the argument name).
Andrea
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