Hi Bryan,
You are right, repeatable is still not supported.
All forms and xforms controls are accessible via the UNO api. Hence
there is no reason why you shouldn't be able to manipulate the form or
the instance through any scripting language that can call into UNO. I am
told there is some information on scripting forms in the developers
guide - I haven't checked on that myself yet. See:
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/DevelopersGuide/Forms/Forms.xhtml
The API for interacting with the XForms specific objects is here:
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/xforms/module-ix.html
You can get the XFormsSupplier interface from the document and go from
there to create new bindings or get access to the instance DOM. You cn
register your own XML event handlers and modifications to the DOM on
your behalf will propagate into the form as it is bound to the instance.
Cheers,
Lars
Bryan Rasmussen wrote:
Hi,
From recent tests and things I've read I came to the conclusion that Xforms
repeat is still not implemented? Does anyone have an idea on when it will be
implemented. If I'm in error does anyone have an example of repeat
functioning in an open office writer document they can send me?
Also can one dynamically edit, add xforms elements and parts of xml instance
document at the macro level, preferably using python uno bridge? an example
of adding a textfield and an element in the instance that textfield is bound
to would be a lot of help.
thanks,
Bryan Rasmussen
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