Thank you Christian And Peter, I will look into this now that you have
shown me a sollution, and actually I do have an dialog already opened
(what my system does is that it saves the document locally first, then
takes the file on the disc and transfer it to a remote location using
soap with
Christian Junker schrieb:
Hi Peter,
- dialog pops up and receiving focus event is fired, the assigned
function is called
That's it, thank you (shame on me).
All the other things were clear.
Peter
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Hi Peter,
should have tested this (again it shows that you should always test
something before you give advice).
I thought again about your problem and if your script does not run all
the time but only sometimes I would propose the following to you:
Either you create a dialog, or which is little
Christian Junker schrieb:
and I forgot:
Once the macro has finsihed you call endExecute() on the dialog and it
should return to the document again.
Christian,
when the dialog is executed and shown on the screen, the macro stops
(sleeps) at this point until the user triggers any event (pushs a
Hi Peter,
please read on! What can be done is to assign the macro to the receiving
focus event, this event gets fired when the macro is started, so it is
fired right at the beginning.
Build the dialog in the Basic IDE, do define the property enabled as Yes.
Thus code structure should look like
Hi there, I have a small problem with Starbasic in OOo that I wonder if
there is any sollution to, or perheps a workaround for, I'm not sure
this is a bug at all...
anyway, I have a small starbasic script that will save the document
locally and after that do some small updates to the document
Hi christian,
Is there some way that I can (in script or config) tell OOo to not close
the document before the script has finished
i see 2 ways :
- declaring a listener on the document closing event. Don't sure it
suites totally your nee
- lock OOo until your script has finished
I can only agree with Laurent, the second way by locking the controllers
would be the best option, I think.
That way you can be very sure that your macro gets executed from
beginning to end without any disturbance.
Best Regards
Christian Junker
Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi christian,
Is there some
Hi Laurent, hi Christian,
Laurent Godard schrieb:
Hi,
I can only agree with Laurent, the second way by locking the
controllers would be the best option, I think.
That way you can be very sure that your macro gets executed from
beginning to end without any disturbance.
for me this does not work
