Am Freitag, den 07.10.2005, 12:24 +0200 schrieb Ippoliti Giuliano:
My question is: is there a method like AppendToUrl (the
name is just an example), to append a loaded document into
another one, called for instance Fusion.sxw ? I would
save a lot of processing time in this way.
You could
Hi Jayant,
2005/10/6, Jayant Balraj Madavi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Problem 1:
How to get the shape name ?
The css::drawing::Shape (abstract mother class of all shapes) has a
Name property. I can't test on this machine right now, but I am pretty
sure it's just a PropertyValue with the name Name.
Hi Jürgen,
I wonder if it would be good to integrate an interface (into the IDL
module system for example) and possibly a service that does exactly
what has been asked for in this thread. Give some feedback what you
think, if it makes sense to integrate this into the official build
(not yet
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Why not using the mail-merge API directly?
http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Writer/Writer.MailMerge.snip
Tom
Ippoliti Giuliano wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm using a macro to do a mail merge. Basically, it uses the
LoadComponentFromURL
Hi Laurent,
Alle 09:28, lunedì 10 ottobre 2005, Laurent Godard ha scritto:
Hi all
is there a way to use LoadComponentFromURL to create a new base document
as we regularly do for writer or calc (private:factory/swriter) ?
just randomly tried with private:factory/sdatabase
and... it works!!
Hi,
I wrote this little python script below to split up a document into
fragments to reply to a mail on the UDK list to show how to copy part of
a document but I think it would be more useful on the this list (API)
It fragments the document into 30 lines pieces, and copies the fragment
into a
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Hi Christian,
On Sat, 2005-10-08 at 18:07 +0200, Christian Junker wrote:
Hi Jayant,
2005/10/6, Jayant Balraj Madavi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Problem 1:
How to get the shape name ?
The css::drawing::Shape (abstract mother class of all shapes) has a
Name property. I can't test on this machine
Hi all,
As the use of multiple-inheritance UNO interfaces increases, people
start to stumble over one specific problem: Assume there are two
interfaces X1 and X2, each with a method named foo. Then, you cannot define
interface X3 {
interface X1;
interface X2;
};
as UNO does
Hi Stephan
One case where this problem occurs in practice is with
com.sun.star.lang.XComponent and
com.sun.star.document.XEventBroadcaster. I just learned that Andreas
Schlüns is probably going to add a new
com.sun.star.document.XDocumentEventBroadcaster (or similar) that will
have the
Hi Darragh,
I am slightly disturbed by this, 2 interfaces with the same function names.
Has any consideration being given to language-bindings that do not use
the query-interface mechanism ? I.e pyuno where all interfaces for a
service are returned ? How would pyuno or language_bindings that
Darragh Sherwin wrote:
Hi Stephan
One case where this problem occurs in practice is with
com.sun.star.lang.XComponent and
com.sun.star.document.XEventBroadcaster. I just learned that Andreas
Schlüns is probably going to add a new
com.sun.star.document.XDocumentEventBroadcaster (or similar)
I have no idea how pyuno does it. But note that this problem was
there from the beginning, and has nothing to do with the addition of
multiple-inheritance interfaces. There are, for example, already
cases where one UNO object implements both XComponent and
XEventBroadcaster, and I have
Hi,
I have no idea how pyuno does it. But note that this problem was
there from the beginning, and has nothing to do with the addition of
multiple-inheritance interfaces. There are, for example, already
cases where one UNO object implements both XComponent and
XEventBroadcaster, and I have
Joerg Budischewski wrote:
Hi,
I have no idea how pyuno does it. But note that this problem was
there from the beginning, and has nothing to do with the addition of
multiple-inheritance interfaces. There are, for example, already
cases where one UNO object implements both XComponent and
Darragh Sherwin wrote:
Hi,
I wrote this little python script below to split up a document into
fragments to reply to a mail on the UDK list to show how to copy part of
a document but I think it would be more useful on the this list (API)
It fragments the document into 30 lines pieces, and
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
I have no idea how pyuno does it. But note that this problem was
there from the beginning, and has nothing to do with the
addition of multiple-inheritance interfaces. There are, for
example, already cases where one UNO object implements both
XComponent and
Ippoliti Giuliano wrote:
On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 19:03:36 +0200
Marc Santhoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could insert a page break at the end and then use
insertDocumentFromURL() to push all generated documents
in one
collecting document. But the computer doing so should
have enough
memory, I
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Mathias Bauer wrote:
Darragh Sherwin wrote:
Hi,
I wrote this little python script below to split up a document into
fragments to reply to a mail on the UDK list to show how to copy part of
a document but I think it would be more useful on the this
Hi, all!
I would like to know if it is possible to develop UNO components in Python
(using the usual helpers) implementing interfaces in my own IDL files, as
trivial in e.g. C++. I am using OOo version 1.1.4.
I got to the point of compiling my rdb file, but just packing it together with
the
Hi Jorge,
Alle 20:13, domenica 16 ottobre 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Hi, all!
I would like to know if it is possible to develop UNO components in Python
(using the usual helpers) implementing interfaces in my own IDL files, as
trivial in e.g. C++. I am using OOo version 1.1.4.
I
In principle we have the necessary mechanisms in Basic and PyUNO (see
previous post by Jörg). However, since the existing mechanims are
heavy and ugly, they are not used consistently in practice. That
means that much of the code that is written in those language
bindings is fragile. Rony
Hi Laurent,
is the XForm api available through UNO ?
Sure.
is it possible to script some formulars for example creating dynamically
one and submit it ?
Just throwing in some pointers:
- Instead of creating an empty text document, you need to create a text
document with a special
Andrew Jensen wrote:
.-)
My code snippet was an example only ... and I've shown you a way, which
isnt the preferred one for myself
.-)
The problem behind getActiveFrame() / getCurrentController() is the
dependenc against the focus. If the application is loosing it's focus it
can happen that
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
- cut here -
::routine UNO.connect public
parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap~bootstrap -- get an initialized
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
[...]
The IDL reference for OOo 2.0 does not seem to be online, yet - at least
not at
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/module-ix.html.
Not sure if there's another place, else, you might need to read IDL
files (ugly) or
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
In principle we have the necessary mechanisms in Basic and PyUNO (see
previous post by Jörg). However, since the existing mechanims are
heavy and ugly, they are not used consistently in practice. That
means that much of the code that is written in those language
Mathias Bauer wrote:
E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
- cut here -
::routine UNO.connect public
parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap~bootstrap -- get an
Jörg Budischewski wrote:
Hi,
As Stephan pointed out such means do exist in Basic and they are
described in our DevGuide. I don't know if PyUNO has means too so we
must ask people knowing the binding. AFAIK Jörg Budischewski is reading
the udk list so perhaps we should move the discussion
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
- cut here -
::routine UNO.connect public
parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap~bootstrap --
- Instead of creating an empty text document, you need to create a text
document with a special parameter (which I don't remember right now
:-\) to create an XML form document
private:factory/swriter?slot=21053
Urghs.
Ciao
Frank
--
- Frank Schönheit, Software Engineer [EMAIL
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
... cut ...
Just curious: how do you write down in ooRexx calls to method bar on
an object that implements the two interfaces
module m1 { interface XFoo { void bar(); }; };
module m2 { interface XFoo { void baz(); }; };
Hmm, good question.
Could you please
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
E.g., in the ooRexx support for UNO/OOo the connection-routine looks like:
- cut here -
::routine UNO.connect public
parse arg unoURL -- retrieve the argument, if any
xContext=.UNO~Bootstrap~bootstrap --
Probably it would be possible to do the same with OOo Basic, ie. add
that behaviour there as well (and it should be possible without
breaking existing code), e.g.
uur.XUnoUrlResolver.resolve(unoURL)
... as an option to
uur.resolve(unoURL)
...which could break existing code:
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
... cut ...
Just curious: how do you write down in
ooRexx calls to method bar on an object that implements the two
interfaces
module m1 { interface XFoo { void bar(); }; };
module m2 { interface XFoo {
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
make this? Or is there an other way to execute macros to get a
returnvalue? Any Codesnip in any language will help me.
Greetings
Alexander Peters
Hi,
But I think the most striking advantage a typeunsafe over a typesafe
language has, is that you need to write less source code to do the
same thing. If the language binding would be designed with an
queryInterface, the advantage would vanish hurting you with nearly
every line of uno code
Hi, all!
Is there a way to iterate over the cells of a TextTable that have been selected
by the user? I already know of invoking getSelection for the controller.
However, it seems that the best that the thus obtained XTextTableCursor can
provide is RangeName, which appears useless in the case
Hi, all!
It seems that the main python module of a UNO component cannot trivially
load/import auxiliary modules shipped in the same package directory. Is that
correct? How can I circumvent that? Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Jorge.
Dear OpenOffice.org community,
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dev@api.openoffice.org mailing list. We, the project leads of the
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One way around the problem with future compatibilities in languages
such as Basic would be the introduction of an (optional) import
statement that would have the effect of moving a given interface to
the front of the method search path for the module it's in.
import com.sun.star.text.XTextRange
... cut ...
Just curious: how do you write down in
ooRexx calls to method bar on an object that implements the two
interfaces
module m1 { interface XFoo { void bar(); }; };
module m2 { interface XFoo { void baz(); };
(Hmm, strange, just now I have been receiving the e-mails you have sent
this morning, hence the late answers/remarks.)
your approach is not so different than the other one implemented in
the scripting components.
However, encouraging this as 'default' writing is problematic when
ooRex can
Hi,
yes this is correct. You can only circumvent by placing the module files
in PYTHONPATH (see pythonloader.uno[rc|.ini]), but this is not easily
deployable anymore.
Bye,
Joerg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, all!
It seems that the main python module of a UNO component cannot trivially
Hi, all!
Is there a uniform way to access text (=sequences of adjacent TextContents) in
selections or whole documents across OOo applications (Writer, Presentation,
Spreadsheet, etc.). Developers of writing aids such as myself could definitely
do with that!
Cheers,
Jorge.
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
... cut ...
Just curious: how do you write down in ooRexx calls to method bar
on an object that implements the two interfaces
module m1 { interface XFoo { void bar(); }; };
module m2 { interface XFoo { void baz(); }; };
Hmm, good question.
Could you please
Alexander Peters wrote:
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
make this? Or is there an other way to execute macros to get a
returnvalue? Any Codesnip in any language will help me.
A
Hello All,
I get the error Pure Virtual Method called, Aborted when I execute my
component using XMain run() method by using uno executable. This occurs when
I make the service single instance by using a static variable inside the
code.
Any ideas, pointers about it. What could be the reason.
Hi all,
I am posting to this mailing as it seems to me to be the right place, to deal
with code-snippets. After some months reading the XML-Dev mailing list, some
readers have been posting XSL code for common tasks one might be looking for.
What about gathering those ? What do you think of
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Your message dated 2005-10-19 09:27 AM just appeared in my inbox
(2005-10-21), almost two days late! Something seems to be wrong with
dispatching the messages via the OOo listserver.
Yes, all the OOo mailing lists were extremely slow the last few days.
Hopefully it
Galmes Pierre-Andre wrote:
Hi all,
I am posting to this mailing as it seems to me to be the right place, to deal
with code-snippets. After some months reading the XML-Dev mailing list, some
readers have been posting XSL code for common tasks one might be looking for.
What about gathering
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I am curious why there is only a solaris and linux version for build
680, for the sdk.
I want to make certain I have the latest build now of the sdk, so I can
continue my plugin development on Oo2.0.
Thanx.
- --
Love is mutual self-giving that ends
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Alexander Peters wrote:
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
make this? Or is there an other way to execute macros to get a
returnvalue? Any Codesnip in any language
Hi Alexander,
2005/10/22, Alexander Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A dispatched macro can't return a value.
And which makro can return a value?
what Matthias meant with dispatched is, that it was called using
css::frame::XDispatchHelper.
Unfortunately there is currently no way to call macros
Hi,
I'm trying to retrieve the current position of a component by querying
it's container windows position:
snip
cw = frms(i).ContainerWindow
msgbox cw.PosSize.X cw.PosSize.Y
/snip
If this is done on Windows it returns the correct values. If the same
runs on FreeBSD (should be the same for
Alexander Peters wrote:
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get Returncodes
from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i make this?
Or is there an other way to execute macros to get a returnvalue?
Any Codesnip in any language will help me.
I need to clarify, that I meant calling macros along with getting
their return values.
2005/10/22, Christian Junker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Unfortunately there is currently no way to call macros across
UNO-supported languages as far as I know
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Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
Galmes Pierre-Andre wrote:
Hi all,
I am posting to this mailing as it seems to me to be the right place,
to deal with code-snippets. After some months reading the XML-Dev
mailing list, some readers have been posting XSL
I have just asked this question in the news group
gmane.comp.openoffice.questions, but were asked to use this mailing list
instead.
I would like to convert a Impresss document to a pdf-file from java by
connecting to an remote OpenOffice server.
I had been looking at the example program
On 10/17/05, Alexander Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
make this? Or is there an other way to execute macros to get a
returnvalue? Any Codesnip in any
Le Dimanche 23 Octobre 2005 21:39, Tom Schindl a écrit :
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
Galmes Pierre-Andre wrote:
Hi all,
i think it is a good idea to extend the code snippet base with such a
further category of snippets.
We should and can hopefully use the same tooling as for all other
Hi,
I'm working on scripts that may help me preparing a mailing using a
MySQL database.
It's actually already working, except that I'm doing this:
1 open a document
2 storeinto
3 replace all
4 make a pdf / html
5 close
6 goto 1
Opening/closing takes a lot of time. I'd prefer this scheme:
1
On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 09:51:35 +0100, Clément Varaldi (ML)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on scripts that may help me preparing a mailing using a
MySQL database.
It's actually already working, except that I'm doing this:
1 open a document
2 storeinto
3 replace all
4 make a pdf /
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 09:51:35 +0100, Clément Varaldi (ML)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on scripts that may help me preparing a mailing using a
MySQL database.
It's actually already working, except that I'm doing this:
1 open a document
2 storeinto
3
Marc Santhoff wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to retrieve the current position of a component by querying
it's container windows position:
snip
cw = frms(i).ContainerWindow
msgbox cw.PosSize.X cw.PosSize.Y
/snip
If this is done on Windows it returns the correct values. If the same
runs
Galmes Pierre-Andre wrote:
Le Dimanche 23 Octobre 2005 21:39, Tom Schindl a écrit :
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
Galmes Pierre-Andre wrote:
Hi all,
i think it is a good idea to extend the code snippet base with such a
further category of snippets.
We should and can hopefully use the same
Le Mercredi 27 Juillet 2005 14:36, Senthilkumar Mehalingam a écrit :
Hi All,
Hi,
I want to see how the cut,paste,undo,redo functionalities are implemented
in OO.org. If anybody could point me to the specific files and modules in
which they are implemented I would highly appreciate that.
I
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Matthias Benkmann wrote:
On 10/17/05, Alexander Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
make this? Or is there an
Am Montag, den 24.10.2005, 12:34 +0200 schrieb Mathias Bauer:
Marc Santhoff wrote:
Hi,
Hello Mathias,
I'm trying to retrieve the current position of a component by querying
it's container windows position:
snip
cw = frms(i).ContainerWindow
msgbox cw.PosSize.X cw.PosSize.Y
Tom Schindl wrote:
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Matthias Benkmann wrote:
On 10/17/05, Alexander Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I use OLE to connect to OpenOffice.org Writer and want to get
Returncodes from Macros which i execute with a dispatcher. How can i
Hi, all!
In a writer document, is there a awy to know the names the cells which are
currently selected? I am having a real hard time trying to iterate through
selected cells when some of them have been _split_. I know there must be a way,
because Writer itself handles it properly, but it is
Marc Santhoff wrote:
This seems to be a bug only in the 1.x line, tested with
1.1.5de on Win98
1.1.0de on Win2000
1.1.3de on FreeBSD.
2.0.0RC1de on WIn98 gives thecorrect position values (Linux/FreeBSD
outstanding).
Ah, if you had mentioned you talked about OOo1.x I wouldn't have asked
Me again,
some other testers confirm:
OOo 2.0 / Linuxgives correct position values
OOo 1.1.5 / linux give 0,0 at any window position
Marc
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Ok, never mind..I figured out what I was doing wrong..I can run writer
now, while my import script is running...
Sorry, for the misunderstanding.
Andrew
Andrew Jensen wrote:
No, we will not fix any issues in 1.x instead of security bug fixes.
Best regards,
Mathias
Just curios, if it
On 10/25/05, Christian Junker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2005/10/24, Matthias Benkmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
ATTENTION: Not every XScriptProvider can resolve every script URI! For
instance the script provider returned by a TextDocument's
XScriptProviderSupplier can't resolve script URIs for
torben wrote:
It is a good idea. But what I was really missing a guide how too find
the API documentation for the UNO classes. And how to read it. I have
found it now, but I have spend some hours.
Sorry, I don't understand about which UNO classes you are talking.
The UNO API is described in
Hi Andrew,
Andrew Jensen wrote:
Ok, never mind..I figured out what I was doing wrong..I can run writer
now, while my import script is running...
Sorry, for the misunderstanding.
Andrew
It's an UL that you can't run two OOo instance at a time, the problem is
that two running instances
But I think if you are calling a OOBasic-Macro e.g. from Java
you need to invoke the ScriptingFramework don't you?
So maybe the snippet should deal with calling a Macro from some UNO-Binding
e.g. C++, Java, Python, ... and fetching its return value.
Tom
--- Ursprüngliche Nachricht ---
Von:
Mathias,
You just made my month...
Thanks
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Andrew Jensen wrote:
Ok, never mind..I figured out what I was doing wrong..I can run writer
now, while my import script is running...
Sorry, for the misunderstanding.
Andrew
It's an UL that
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Hi,
support for the Programming Language has been added to our snippet
collection. Because of a bug in our syntax-highlighting lib please use
as few namespace-declaration as possible for your XSL-Stylesheets.
You mark your snippet as XSL using:
Hi,
i have updated the Java and C++ UNO runtime reference documentation on
api.openoffice.org.
The C++ reference has currently a problem with the new introduced styles
for the generated docu. When browsing the C++ docu the whole api project
page is affected by the new and C++ docu only
On Wed, 2005-10-26 at 17:18 +0200, Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Wed, 2005-10-26 at 16:14 +0200, Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi all
[snipped]
Here are the propositions
- addon.openoffice.org (already 1 vote)
- extensions.openoffice.org (already 3
On Wed, 2005-10-26 at 16:14 +0200, Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi all
[snipped]
Here are the propositions
- addon.openoffice.org (already 1 vote)
- extensions.openoffice.org (already 3 votes)
- scripting.openoffice.org (already 0 vote) -i leave it in case
We are actually discussing on
Hi,
Laurent Godard wrote:
- extensions.openoffice.org (already 3 votes)
-1,
We already have a cvs module named 'extensions' in the 'util' project.
This situation (a module in one project is named like another project)
is prone to cause confusion. Unfortunately we already have at least one
Hi Thomas,
I have taken the time to put a rudimentary C++ example together that
uses the prei-installed GetProductname macro and gets its return value
to insert the string into a freshly opened document.
Note that I have cut done the complete thing and left out all kinds of
checks (for NULL
Hi Christian,
I have taken the time to put a rudimentary C++ example together that
uses the prei-installed GetProductname macro and gets its return value
to insert the string into a freshly opened document.
Note that I have cut done the complete thing and left out all kinds of
checks (for NULL
Hi Andrew,
that's nice to read. :-)
BTW: I forgot to mention that you can use -env:UserInstallation=...
also for not yet existing user installations. OOo2.0 will just create
one in this case at the desired location. You will get the startup
wizard though. But we're working on this.
Ciao,
Hi Laurent,
thanks for the proposal.
Laurent Godard wrote:
Here are the propositions
- addon.openoffice.org (already 1 vote)
- extensions.openoffice.org (already 3 votes)
- scripting.openoffice.org (already 0 vote) -i leave it in case
As Jürgen said, scripting is too special. IMHO the
From: Joerg Barfurth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 17:45:05 +0200
-1,
We already have a cvs module named 'extensions' in the 'util' project.
Another example is external, which is even worst.
--
Pavel Janík
In case you're wondering what's the reason for this spate
From: Laurent Godard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 16:14:36 +0200
Hi,
- addon.openoffice.org (already 1 vote)
I'd prefer addons...
--
Pavel Janík
In theory, practice and theory are the same, but in practice they are
different.
-- Larry McVoy
Hi Mathias
As Jürgen said, scripting is too special. IMHO the same is true for
addon because this is the technical term for a special API in OOo. I
think extensions is great. It is not taken in OOo until now, but
people coming from the the Mozilla world immediately will understand
what this
Dear OpenOffice.org community,
This is the 2-weekly announcement of current issues regarding the
OOo API project which I want to hightlight to the community.
*** =
*** Todays Issue: Contributing to the OOo API Project
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Pavel Janík wrote:
From: Laurent Godard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 16:14:36 +0200
Hi,
- addon.openoffice.org (already 1 vote)
I'd prefer addons...
My concern about addons is that this term is already used for a very
special though important kind of extension.
Hi Mathias
My concern about addons is that this term is already used for a very
special though important kind of extension. But there are other
potential extensions of OOo that e.g. can be deployed as a package and
that are not (technically spoken) addons.
but addons could become a generic
Hi Laurent,
Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi Mathias
My concern about addons is that this term is already used for a very
special though important kind of extension. But there are other
potential extensions of OOo that e.g. can be deployed as a package and
that are not (technically spoken) addons.
For reasons outlined by Jürgen:
+1 Extensions
For the extensions wiki I used ext.openoffice.org.nz.
I don't think it would be much of an issue to have extension and
extensions.openoffice.org mapping to the same location.
Thanks, Ian
I ran this by a couple of the engineers here at work. The conclusion we
came to is that all the words that correctly describe the group have be
used already in software terminology. The best suggestions were to use
'accessories' or to make up a new word. A manufactured word will be the
same in
Thanks for forwarding Jacqueline,
that is not good!
As I already said before in a discussion with Jürgen, I think we
should have external files on our collabnet webspace, eg at
api.openoffice.org, for safety reasons. That way we don't depend on
others.
2005/10/29, Jacqueline McNally [EMAIL
Hi all,
I just have written an exercise with the solution to help people make a
simple C++ URE based application. It is quite well documented for a URE and UNO
newcomer. You can find it at
http://blogs.nuxeo.com/sections/blogs/cedric_bosdonnat/2005_10_29_uno-ure-exercise
Please give me your
Hi, all!
Is it possible to have a UNO package assign to accelerator keys to some of its
BASIC macros? I imagine this might go in the .xcu, but I haven't so far managed
to discover exactly how. I am using OOo 1.1.4.
Thanks in advance. Cheers,
Jorge.
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