Type: info
Title: ScriptSelectorDialog requires an XFrame now
Posted by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Affected: -
Effective from: CWS odbmacros2
*Summary*
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- SfxAbstractDialogFactory::CreateScriptSelectorDialog(
Window*, BOOL )
+ SfxAbstractDialogFactory::CreateScriptSelectorDialog(
Window*, BOOL, XFrame )
- SvxAbstractDialogFactory::CreateSvxMacroAssignDlg(
Window*, SfxItemSet&, XNameAccess, sal_uInt16 )
+ SvxAbstractDialogFactory::CreateSvxMacroAssignDlg(
Window*, XFrame, bool, XNameAccess, sal_uInt16 )
- SfxAbstractDialogFactory::CreateScriptSelectorDialog(
Window*, BOOL )
+ SfxAbstractDialogFactory::CreateScriptSelectorDialog(
Window*, BOOL, XFrame )
*Description*
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The script selector / macro assignment dialog used in various places
got a new construction-time parameter, specifying the frame for which
the dialog is invoked.
This frame is used to obtain the document (XModel) whose
macros/scripts are to be displayed in the dialog. Previously, this
document was obtained by calling SfxObjectShell::GetWorkingDocument,
which was error-prone, and in some scenarios simply returned wrong
results.
Additionally, the SfxItemSet parameter of CreateSvxMacroAssignDlg has
been replaced by a boolean parameter, since the set was only used to
transport SfxApplication's default items (which can be obtained
elsewhere), plus one boolean item, whose value is now passed directly.
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