It wouldn't be a lot of work to do it, there is the pydoc tool which
just takes the doc-strings (which are already there) and generates
html output if you tell it to. I will open up a new issue for this, in
the end it is up to Jürgen to decide whether such a reference would
fit into the sdk
See http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=54951
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Hi,
just for information if added the python language now to our snippet
collection so if someone has python snippets she/he can submit them and
I'll add them to the collection.
Tom
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Hi Kim,
thanks for your input first of all.
As already said in an answer before, getTypeName() is specific to the
PyUNO Runtime, it's not a function exposed in an IDL interface.
This got me thinking however...
Especially to Jürgen and Jörg:
Why is there no Python UNO Runtime Reference as there
Hi,
there is one on the webpage,
http://udk.openoffice.org/python/python-bridge.html
but I basically don't want to invest time to transfer it into the
developer manual.
Bye,
Joerg
Christian Junker wrote:
Hi Kim,
thanks for your input first of all.
As already said in an answer before,
Kim Kulak wrote:
While translating FirstLoadComponent.java to Python I've encountered
problems with this one line of code:
System.out.println(elemType.getTypeName());
In FirstLoadComponent.java, elemType is of type com.sun.star.uno.Type,
the Java mapping of the UNO type TYPE.
Kim Kulak wrote:
While translating FirstLoadComponent.java to Python I've encountered
problems with this one line of code:
System.out.println(elemType.getTypeName());
elemType = xSpreadsheets.getElementType() returns a
com.star.uno.TypeClass Enum. It only has 1 value depending on
Hi,
Kim Kulak wrote
While translating FirstLoadComponent.java to Python I've encountered
problems with this one line of code:
System.out.println(elemType.getTypeName());
1. The method getTypeName() is not listed in the index of the IDL
Reference documentation.
have a look at
Joerg Budischewski wrote:
Hi,
Kim Kulak wrote
While translating FirstLoadComponent.java to Python I've encountered
problems with this one line of code:
System.out.println(elemType.getTypeName());
1. The method getTypeName() is not listed in the index of the IDL
Reference
