Hi together,
I am exporting e.g. a presentation document to HTML via API. I set the
Overwrite property. The HTML export consists of several files. The main
file (presentation.html) is really overwritten while other files
(text0.html and img0.jpg) are not overwritten. Instead a message appears
that
Hello,
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
I send a NB project to your mail (you may have to correct the library
dependency, as I'm working on a OOo 3.1).
Thanks Ariel. I finally get it to work. My Conclusion: Only with the
informations from dev guide it is impossible to implement an extension
On 12/11/08 11:43, Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
- I didn't understand that the main class from the nb addon project
must implement the XContainerWindowEventHandler interface. I used a
seperate class for this because in the dev guide it seems to be also a
standalone class, but this class was never i
Hi,
Christian Lins wrote:
On 12/11/08 11:43, Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
- Jürgen said it make sense to use a folder structure like
"/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/" for the data-configuration
files. But my experience is that for the OptionsDialog.xcu this
doesn't work. The refered .xdl D
Hello,
this works for me:
>
> %origin%/../../../../../dialogs/Leaf.xdl
>
Regards, Steffen
Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
Hi,
Ok, let us take my example. OptionsDialog.xcu is stored under
"/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/" and the option dialog file is
stored under "/dialogs/". How should
On 12/11/08 14:06, Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
[snip]
Probably a referencing problem. Did you use %origin% to specify the
location of the xdl file?
Please note that %origin% is relative to the referencing xcu file!
Ok, let us take my example. OptionsDialog.xcu is stored under
"/registry/data/org/op
Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
Hello,
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
I send a NB project to your mail (you may have to correct the library
dependency, as I'm working on a OOo 3.1).
Thanks Ariel. I finally get it to work. My Conclusion: Only with the
informations from dev guide it is impossible to
Hi,
does the following snippet throw an exception?
uno::Reference< XSomething > xS1;
uno::Reference< XSomething > xS2( xS1, uno::UNO_QUERY_THROW );
Here, xS2 querries the same interface type from xS1. The intention is to
check that xS1 is not null.
Daniel
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Daniel Rentz schrieb:
Hi,
does the following snippet throw an exception?
uno::Reference< XSomething > xS1;
uno::Reference< XSomething > xS2( xS1, uno::UNO_QUERY_THROW );
Here, xS2 querries the same interface type from xS1. The intention is to
check that xS1 is not null.
Ah, by studying t
Hi Daniel,
> Ah, by studying the sources, I learned that it should be
>
> uno::Reference< XSomething > xS2( xS1, uno::UNO_SET_THROW );
>
> Right?
Right.
Ciao
Frank
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