Tobias Neubert wrote:
Hi all,
another newbie question: Is there any reference for the .xcu-files?
what exactly do you want to know. General information about xcu files
[1] or do you have a concrete usecase in mind?
Juergen
[1]
Hi there!
I started out with the documentation on
http://udk.openoffice.org/python/python-bridge.html
I'm using a gentoo box with OpenOffice 2.2.1. I started OpenOffice using
ooffice -accept=socket,host=localhost,port=2002;urp;
Python tells me after running the hello_world.py-Script:
Hi,
it seems, that the python process cannot find the core typedescription,
they are usually located in the /path/to/office/program/types.rdb. Just
for a test, try
export UNO_TYPES=file:///path/to/office/program/types.rdb
python hello_world.py
(note that /path/to/office is a file url, e.g.
Hi Joerg,
i did that now, in my case it is
export UNO_TYPES=file:///usr/lib/openoffice/program/types.rdb
python hello_world.py
However, it seems to ignore the environment variable. I'm wondering where
the message
__main__.com.sun.star.uno.RuntimeException: URP-Bridge: disposed(tid=3) No
Hi Juergen,
I'm still working on my own first filter based on the AsciiReplaceFilter
of the DevelopersGuide. I try to understand the xcu file, that is used
there. The chapter about developing filters within the DevelopersGuide
lists some of the fields used, but especially the data field is
Addons.xcu is fairly well documented in the developer's guide, chapter
4.7.3. It has a schema in
install_dir/share/registry/schema/org/openoffice/Office/Addons.xcs
In that directory you find more xcs schemata.
You can even create your own schema.xcs, describing the structure of
your own
