Johnny, Regina ,
under "tools" we have a function GetProductName()
who returns for me "LibreOffice4.2"
hope it helps
Fernand
Hi Johnny,
You might distinguish it with Basic function IsUnoStruct?
Kind regards
Regina
Johnny Rosenberg schrieb:
Here's my problem:
I have both Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice installed and I use them
both. I have quite a few Calc files with Basic macros. Today I found my
first difference between the Basic API in LibreOffice vs. Apache
OpenOffice:
Dim Dlg As Object, Ctl As Object
DialogLibraries.LoadLibrary("Standard")
Dlg=CreateUnoDialog(DialogLibraries.Standard.ElDialog)
Ctl=Dlg.getControl("DateField")
Now, I want to use Ctl.setDate(myDate) and myDate=Ctl.getDate(), and
here's
the difference:
In Apache OpenOffice, myDate is a Long. Today's date, 2014-10-19, is
represented as 20141019. I made two functions to convert to and from the
format I needed.
When running my macro in LibreOffice, the macro was interrupted by an
error
message, of course. After some debugging I found that the LibreOffice
version of Ctl.setDate/Ctl.getDate works with a struct:
Type DateType
Year As Long
Month As Long
Day As Long
End Type
This is of course not a big deal, I can make the macro accept both
formats,
but the macro need to know if LibreOffice or Apache OpenOffice is
running
it. How can I do that? I have tried to find the answer myself, both
using
xray and searching the web, but so far nothing.
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