Hi Mathias,
That's the easy part - call setComponent(). The problem is creating it,
we currently don't have an API for that. You can do the following: a
frame implements the XComponentLoader interface and so you can call the
loadComponentFromURL() method on it. If you pass the document as Model
Peter Eberlein wrote:
You could create a second, hidden view of the same document. I never
tried that by myself so I can't predict if this can create problems, but
OTOH - why should it?
Thanks, that works. I don't like dispatches, so is there a api-method
for .uno:NewView?
There's no
Hi Mathias,
Mathias Bauer schrieb:
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi Fernand,
Fernand Vanrie schrieb:
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi,
I have to scan an XTextDocument for some patterns and to sort the
found XTextRanges by their visual representation.
So the XViewCursor's point (getPosition()) seem the
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi Fernand,
Fernand Vanrie schrieb:
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi,
I have to scan an XTextDocument for some patterns and to sort the
found XTextRanges by their visual representation.
So the XViewCursor's point (getPosition()) seem the only way to do
this (because the
Hi Fernand,
Fernand Vanrie schrieb:
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi,
I have to scan an XTextDocument for some patterns and to sort the
found XTextRanges by their visual representation.
So the XViewCursor's point (getPosition()) seem the only way to do
this (because the anchor of the textrange may
Hi,
I have to scan an XTextDocument for some patterns and to sort the found
XTextRanges by their visual representation.
So the XViewCursor's point (getPosition()) seem the only way to do this
(because the anchor of the textrange may differ).
For the user the moving of the cursor is annoying.
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi,
I have to scan an XTextDocument for some patterns and to sort the
found XTextRanges by their visual representation.
So the XViewCursor's point (getPosition()) seem the only way to do
this (because the anchor of the textrange may differ).
For the user the moving of
