ippet as I do not have any IDE on my laptop but
look at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/Set.html
Regards,
Christophe
- Message d'origine
De : Tobias Krais
À : dev@api.openoffice.org
Envoyé le : Mercredi, 11 Mars 2009, 12h31mn 10s
Objet : Re: [api-dev] running
Hello giancarlo,
[top-posting is IMHO very annoying, so I cut your answer and paste at the
bottom, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style#Top-posting]
On Wednesday 11 March 2009, 09:12, giancarlo wrote:
> Sorry, I previously misunderstood you before...
> In the call to dispatch() I call
Hi Giancarlo,
> I've created the extension through the NetBeans plugin for OOo wizard,
> so I've only added my methods and I call them from the "dispatch( )", I
> wouldn't like to modify the java code created by the wizard...
you don't have to change much. Add an additional (singleton) class (see
Sorry, I previously misunderstood you before...
In the call to dispatch() I call another method which does some checks
and then creates an instance of a class which extends JFrame.
"I meant: you want only once instance of your JFrame in the whole
office?" (I've misunderstood this before) : the
I've created the extension through the NetBeans plugin for OOo wizard,
so I've only added my methods and I call them from the "dispatch( )", I
wouldn't like to modify the java code created by the wizard...
Tobias Krais wrote:
Hi Giancarlo,
then this can be rather simple, and does not dep
Hello giancarlo,
On Wednesday 11 March 2009, 08:39, giancarlo wrote:
> Using the flag I can manage only the button or the menu call, but not
> both...
I guess [without seeing the code it's just wild guessing] you have a
ProtocolHandler implementation that's instantiated both by the menu and the
Using the flag I can manage only the button or the menu call, but not
both...
If I click over the extension button (from the toolbar), then no new
extension process (a simple JFrame) starts if I click again before
closing the existing JFrame
But if I click over the menu item before closing the J
Hi Giancarlo,
> then this can be rather simple, and does not depend on OOo API, but in how
> you
> design your implementation.
> Another point is: do you want your extension to "run" only once per frame, or
> once per OOo main process?
> As you've been told, you can solve this with a flag; but
Hello giancarlo,
On Wednesday 11 March 2009, 08:12, giancarlo wrote:
> >> My extension has:
> >> - a toolbar button
> >> - a menu item
> >>
> >> These do the same thing, and I need the extension can run no more than
> >> once.
> >> For example: I click the toolbar button, the extension starts. Now
I'm programming in java
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
Hello giancarlo,
On Wednesday 11 March 2009, 07:42, giancarlo wrote:
My extension has:
- a toolbar button
- a menu item
These do the same thing, and I need the extension can run no more than
once.
For example: I click the toolbar button,
Hello giancarlo,
On Wednesday 11 March 2009, 07:42, giancarlo wrote:
> My extension has:
> - a toolbar button
> - a menu item
>
> These do the same thing, and I need the extension can run no more than
> once.
> For example: I click the toolbar button, the extension starts. Now, if
> and I click on
My extension has:
- a toolbar button
- a menu item
These do the same thing, and I need the extension can run no more than
once.
For example: I click the toolbar button, the extension starts. Now, if
and I click on the menu command, I do not want another session of the
extension!
Is there any
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