Re: [api-dev] Managing a menu system wide

2006-01-31 Thread Felix E. Klee
Am Montag, 30. Januar 2006 23:52 schrieb Mathias Bauer: My suggestion is to add your menu as an OOo Add-On. This is a package usually containing code and some configuration files that define an additional top level menu or toolbar for the component. Of course you can omit the code and provide

Re: [api-dev] Java filter imports with modified=true, and reloads as read only

2006-01-31 Thread Martin Gallwey
Sorry, I was wrong, of course you can't get rid of the proxy, but closing the stream should help. Try a xInputStream.closeInput() after you finished loading. If it works I have to discuss with my colleagues if this might have any side effects. :-) That was one of the first things I tried!

Re: [api-dev] Executing external program and obtaining stdout, stderr and the return value

2006-01-31 Thread Christian Junker
Hi Felix, no way to get the output directly, because Basic would need to handle pipes then. It is under consideration whether UNO should be extended to give support for standard IO, see #i53061#. Workaround is either such glue stuff like you presented or to use another (UNO-supported) language,

Re: [api-dev] Managing a menu system wide

2006-01-31 Thread Mathias Bauer
Felix E. Klee wrote: Am Montag, 30. Januar 2006 23:52 schrieb Mathias Bauer: My suggestion is to add your menu as an OOo Add-On. This is a package usually containing code and some configuration files that define an additional top level menu or toolbar for the component. Of course you can

Re: [api-dev] Java filter imports with modified=true, and reloads as read only

2006-01-31 Thread Mathias Bauer
Martin Gallwey wrote: Sorry, I was wrong, of course you can't get rid of the proxy, but closing the stream should help. Try a xInputStream.closeInput() after you finished loading. If it works I have to discuss with my colleagues if this might have any side effects. :-) That was one of the

Re: [api-dev] ViewData string meaning ?

2006-01-31 Thread Laurent Godard
Hi Jurgen the data of the returned string is an implementation detail and you can't count on the format. It can be change. The only intention of XController.getViewData() is to store this info for later use (e.g. to restore the old view with XController.restoreViewData()) I wouldn't create a