Hi all,
Some developers ask about using complex toolbar controls (like a
combobox, edit field, ...) with their add-on. Currently there is only a
expensive way to use them. I created a technical paper how we can
support complex toolbar controls for add-ons much easier. Please read
the paper
I set up a connection, get my XTextDocument and render
with it.
Then later I want to put my XTextDocument back into a
frame.
This all works perfectly, but the performance is bad.
It takes about half a second for a one page document
to refresh it.
You can pretty much see the algorithmn below.
Hello!
I managed to use my external C++-application to control OpenOffice under
Windows. What I now need is a button in OpenOffice to start something inside
my C++-application (or a dll of it) which should work on the actual document
the button was pressed in.
I was wondering what would be the
Roberto Battistoni wrote:
Ok, but how far is this future?
OpenOffice is a great editor, but its SDK with API and UNO framework is
too complex as compare to Winword environment with .NET and C#.
I like OpenOffice, but productivity is an important factor for
enterprises that want to invest in
Hi Moctar,
late but not to late ... welcome to the project and have fun working on
the Eclipse plugin. If you have any questions related to UNO, component
development ... please feel free to ask me. I am still in contact with
Cedric and i hope that i can help you too.
Juergen
ould moctar
Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi all,
Before adding some comment to #63445, I post this below, to see what
others think.
I created a custom menu, bounded to the document. There was already a
Writer-bounded menu, And that also was linked to that new document
It turned out that before saving the
javamaker generates class files that work with both 1.4 and 1.5. Again, I
guess your problem is that your component is compiled with 1.5 and can thus
not be loaded by 1.4.
The only way I could get my addin to work with Java 1.4.2 was to decompile
the classes produced by javamaker, copy the
Tim Tow wrote:
javamaker generates class files that work with both 1.4 and 1.5. Again, I
guess your problem is that your component is compiled with 1.5 and can thus
not be loaded by 1.4.
The only way I could get my addin to work with Java 1.4.2 was to decompile
the classes produced by
Hi Carsten,
Alle 10:55, mercoledì 19 aprile 2006, Carsten Driesner ha scritto:
Hi all,
Some developers ask about using complex toolbar controls (like a
combobox, edit field, ...) with their add-on. Currently there is only a
expensive way to use them. I created a technical paper how we can
Hi Anders,
since noone else does I'll try to help a little.
Am Dienstag, den 18.04.2006, 09:36 +0200 schrieb Anders Johansen:
I spent about two man-months trying to puzzle out how to interface
with OOo from Delphi or BCB. Conclusion: If it works, the
documentations is out of date, and
Dear OpenOffice.org community,
We really would like to see all questions answered, but
we need your help to keep track of your questions and their
answer status. Thus, if you still have a question unanswered
for more than two days, feel free to place a reminder on the
list. But maybe you should
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