How did you prove that the macro didn't run?
Because nothing happened. The macro is supposed to change text in the Draw file
and display a graphic. Also, the print 'hallo' line doesn't run. The macro is
not called. This is a case where running the same code with the same input
results in
Thanks to Paolo and everyone else who's offered ideas. Paolo's fix worked.
11.3.3 appears to be very general. I don't see how it applies to this specific
scenario. Then again, perhaps understanding the difference between an OK
button and a Default type button would help. If so, where could I
Ok, so due to the rescheduling of threads, sometimes an OK button's events
get fired as expected and sometimes the dialog is closed before those events
get run? Does this mean that binding code to OK button events is generally a
bad idea with Open Office? I'm just trying to understand. This
In my opinion, yes. If you want the default behavior, then do not
attache anything else to it, otherwise, do it all in your own code.
Douglas Staas wrote:
Ok, so due to the rescheduling of threads, sometimes an OK button's events
get fired as expected and sometimes the dialog is closed
Douglas Staas wrote:
My questions keep piling up. If this isn't the right place to ask
them, where should I seek answers/useful documentation? If this is
the right place to ask them, what do I need to do to engage in a
dialog about these issues?
It's the right place here, but maybe nobody
Douglas Staas wrote:
I'm still not sure if I understood you correctly.
Here are the steps to recreate this situation. Let me know if something isn't
clear.
1: open some other OO doc
2: open my binder covers template OO doc
3: the macro that runs on the open event (PromptForValues)
What do you mean by provide for disposal when the document is closed? Where
could I find this in the documentation?
Le vendredi 04 novembre 2005 à 20:00 +, Douglas Staas a écrit :
Hi,
I have a Draw file open. Then I open the Draw file that has my macros. The
resulting dialog
Wow. I sent this yesterday morning. It took 24 hours to get out?
What do you mean by provide for disposal when the document is closed? Where
could I find this in the documentation?
Le vendredi 04 novembre 2005 à 20:00 +, Douglas Staas a écrit :
Hi,
I have a Draw file
Douglas Staas wrote:
1: One other tidbit just came to mind. I'm not sure if this is
relevant, but the 'record macro' off of the menus is always greyed
out on my fresh install of OOo2.0 so I'm assuming this is a future
feature. Is that an accurate assumption?
Recording only works in Calc and
1: One other tidbit just came to mind. I'm not sure if this is relevant, but
the 'record macro' off of the menus is always greyed out on my fresh install of
OOo2.0 so I'm assuming this is a future feature. Is that an accurate assumption?
2: Anyway, as things stand right now, I remain unable to
Hi Douglas,
I have a macro that calls a dialog. The dialog calls a 2nd macro. The 2nd macro
doesn't run unless the macro editor is open. Is this the right place to seek
guidance on this issue? If not, where should I look?
works for me with OOo 2.0, well I changed your macro slightly, so
It worked for me in OOo 2.0 for a short time as well. After closing and
re-opening the file, that 2nd macro no longer gets called until I have opened
the macro editor. If nobody else has ever had this problem, what can I do? I'm
running Windows XP using VMware. The host operating system is Red
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