John Sisson wrote:
Hello,
Documentation for oo development implies that soffice macros invoked
from a (connected) client by the client-side method:
myXDispatch.dispatch(myMacroUrl, myPropertyValueArray)
can receive method parameters, but it does not state how this is done.
Given a method
I like the javadoc approach, where all the methods [fields,
constructors] of a class are listed alphabetically in the overview
section, but in textual order in the detailed list that follows the
overview.
That's a good idea to follow.
Michael
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Michael Hoennig wrote:
|I like the javadoc approach, where all the methods [fields,
|constructors] of a class are listed alphabetically in the overview
|section, but in textual order in the detailed list that follows the
|overview.
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| That's a good
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
I like the javadoc approach, where all the methods [fields,
constructors] of a class are listed alphabetically in the overview
section, but in textual order in the detailed list that follows the
overview.
Sounds good to me!
Make a task from it?
Nikolai
Nothing to do...
i try your code but nothing, the table remain into the page margin...
(if i use TextFrame all is ok, but it create into the Frame a paragraph
break after the table, pratically a blank line after the table,
eventually, i can remove it??)...
This is my Java code:
Object table =
Hi Cristian,
This is my Java code:
Object table =
xWriterFactory.createInstance(com.sun.star.text.TextTable);
XTextContent xTextContentTable =
(XTextContent)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XTextContent.class, table);
XPropertySet
I try to set the properties also after that before, but nothing...
I have another problems: i want to change the column width values, and i
suppose that he only way to change them is use TextColumnSeparator.
But,the value that you must insert, what is? is a formula of what?? is
the distance from
Hi there.
Right, it's the property TableColumnSeparators.
Please see chapter 7.3.4 Tables of the Developer's Guide:
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/DevelopersGuide/Text/Text.htm#1+3+4+Tables
The TextColumnSeparator describes the distance between the column
separator and the left margin of the
Hi to all,
i have a problems with the width of the column in a table (with Writer),
i use Java, and i found that the only method is TableColumnSeparators.
I try it but i don't understand what is the value that must be set...
--This is an example of my code with a table (1,4):
hi christian,
On Friday 18 March 2005 17:06, Cristian Fonti wrote:
I try to set the properties also after that before, but nothing...
I have another problems: i want to change the column width values, and i
suppose that he only way to change them is use TextColumnSeparator.
But,the value that
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