Peter Eberlein wrote:
Thanks Peter and Fernard:
The TextTable property was just what I was looking for. I still can't
find this in the online API reference though. Does that mean it's
private or depreciated?
Nor.
Take a look at
Hi Devin,
The TextTable property was just what I was looking for. I still can't
find this in the online API reference though. Does that mean it's
private or depreciated?
...
Hi Peter. That wasn't what I meant. Why isn't this property
documented? It seems it isn't for public use and
Hello Frank,
On Thursday 02 April 2009, 08:19, Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany
wrote:
Assuming that you use Basic, you might have stumbled upon a feature of
the Basic language binding for UNO.
If a certain object has an interface, which has a method
getSomething(), then in basic,
Hello Frank,
On Thursday 02 April 2009, 08:19, Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems
Germany
wrote:
Assuming that you use Basic, you might have stumbled upon a feature of
the Basic language binding for UNO.
If a certain object has an interface, which has a method
getSomething(), then
Hi Ariel,
Now there is a XTextTableSupplier interface, which has a method
getTextTable. So maybe your object supports this interface?
no, he is talking about all the SwXTextCursor undocumented properties:
Okay, I should have followed the thread more closely before jumping in :)
Thanks
Devin,
You need the ViewCursor and find out if there is a ViewCursor.textTable
if not isempty(viewCusor.texttable)..
the download xray :-)
Hope it helps
Hello. I'm using pyuno and writer documents. I want to duplicate
rows that contain certain words. Currently I'm doing this by
Hello. I'm using pyuno and writer documents. I want to
duplicate rows that contain certain words. Currently I'm doing
this by looking at each cell and searching it for the text,
ignoring results past the end of the cell's XTextRange.
This would be a lot easier if I could locate the
Hi Devin,
Devin Bayer schrieb:
Hello. I'm using pyuno and writer documents. I want to duplicate rows
that contain certain words. Currently I'm doing this by looking at each
cell and searching it for the text, ignoring results past the end of the
cell's XTextRange.
This would be a lot
Peter Eberlein wrote:
The xTextRange has a property by name TextTable. Query for it.
If the XTextTable is null, then your xTextRange is outside a table,
otherwise inside and you get your XTextTable interface.
Thanks Peter and Fernard:
The TextTable property was just what I was looking for.
