[libreoffice-users] Can't print directly with the toolbar print icon

[MR ZenWiz]

In LO 6.3.2.2, I had some problems with my profile and restarted with
one imported from my work that works.

However, now the print icon on the toolbar no longer prints directly
to the default printer, which is what I want and used to have.  It
brings up the print options menu, which I don't want (^P or
File->Print can do that).

I looked in Tools->Options and could not find a setting for this.  I
also checked the Printer Settings menu (which is also in the
Tools->Options menus).

Where might that be?

Thanks.

Mark

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Re: [libreoffice-users] Experimental macro features: How to determine object types?

[Stephan Bergmann]

On 14/10/2019 21:02, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:

When using the experimental features in Basic I can declare thing in a more
specific way, for instance:

*Dim SomeSheet As com.sun.star.sheet.XSpreadsheet*
Without the experimental features enabled, I had to write this instead:
*Dim SomeSheet As Object*

Is there a way to find out for sure what type some object is supposed to be?
For instance, if I use Object instead and then look at it with XRay, in the
field just above the big field with all the
properties/methods/services/etc, it says *com.sun.star.sheet.XSpreadsheet*,
so that could be a clue, but it doesn't seem to always be usable.
For instance, when declaring a range, XRay says
*com.sun.star.table.XCellRange*, but declaring it like that won't work.
*com.sun.star.sheet.XSheetCellRange* will. How can I figure this out?


(I have no idea what information that XRay tool prints, but:)  A UNO 
object can implement multiple unrelated interfaces, and those interfaces 
in turn can each derive from (multiple) other interfaces.  If you look 
at the UNO API documentation 
(, or the udkapi 
and offapi modules in the core git source repo), you see that 
css.sheet.XSheetCellRange is derived from css.table.XCellRange.  The 
former adds one additional method, getSpreadsheet, so if you want to 
call that method you need to dim your var as the former, otherwise it 
suffices to dim it as the latter.



At the moment I'm struggling with a search descriptor. XRay says
*com.sun.star.util.XSearchDescriptor*, but that only throws an error at
*SomeRange.createSearchDescriptor()*.


If you search for "createSearchDescriptor", there's css.util.XSearchable 
that has a method of that name, so you probably have an object at hand 
that implements that interface, and to hold that object you need a var 
that is dim'ed accordingly.



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