On Mon, 17 Oct 2011, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Le 17/10/11 13:17, Gabriel Monnerat a écrit :
I would like to know that is possible change the document layout via
UNO because after convert the document it is not opened in standard
layout(is opening in another layout).
So, is possible change the layout and define it on document?
You might need to give us a bit more detail about what it is exactly
that you are trying to do ?
You write "after convert document" :
- which document ?
- which format(s) ?
- how are you converting it ?
Also, what do you mean by "another layout" ?
Since Gabriel and I are both working on similar tools, I think I know what
he needs. We both have written a tool to convert documents using
LibreOffice import and export filters. We use PyUNO to open and save
documents and during this 'conversion' problems have been reported that
the page format (eg. A4) is not retained.
My understanding is that either the original document has no paper format
configured, or it does not fit the expected dimensions. So the question
is, how can we set (enforce) the correct page dimensions before exporting
to another document format using PyUNO ?
I have found some example code in Basic, however I couldn't transcode it
to working Python code :-/
PS The tool I am working on is available from:
http://github.com/dagwieers/unoconv
Kind regards,
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