Hi!
Since some people are discussing BASIC issues, I'd like to ask somthing,
too:
In a text document, how can i get a XTextCursor at the current position
of the ViewCursor?
The only way I found until now is to mark from the ViewCursor to the
start of the doc, get the selected text and from that
On Sat, 2005-01-29 at 17:26 +0100, Antonio Leonforte wrote:
Hi all,
this is my first post on this list. I have searched for a while for the info
I need, but I could find nothing helpful. Please let me know it this is not
the appropriate list to post to. I would make clear first that I
Am Sa, den 29.01.2005 schrieb Darragh Sherwin um 18:15:
Marc,
Hi Darragh,
Marc Santhoff wrote:
In a text document, how can i get a XTextCursor at the current position
of the ViewCursor?
viewCursor = document.getCurrentController().getViewCursor()
textCursor =
Hi,
In a text document, how can i get a XTextCursor at the current position
of the ViewCursor?
viewCursor = document.getCurrentController().getViewCursor()
textCursor = document.Text.createTextCursor()
//TextCursors include the TextRange service
viewCursorRange = viewCursor.getEnd()
Hi all,
this is my first post on this list (I actually have been redirected to this list after having
posted to a more general one).
I would like to use OpenOffice to create .doc documents
programmatically by invoking UNO API from a C++ application. My dev environment is Win2K,
Ian Laurenson wrote:
I have put together a uno package that contains a Python component. The
component uses the os module. The package installs and runs fine 1.1.4.
In 1.9.74 (for Linux - Mandrake 10.1) I get the following error message
when installing the package via:
Tools Package Manager...
I am so close, I can smell it, but it does not work. Any comments on the
steps that I am missing... I think that I need to set default keys and
that sort of thing...
The following macro tries to create a databsae document...
Sub NewDB
Dim sDBUrl As String 'URL of a New Database document.
