@Johny Rosenberg: I completely agree with you. @ Andreas: Thanks for the suggestion I am trying it out. Will post if I have any query. I usually don't use the macro recorder. But only in some instances where I don't know how to call for a particular serivces or how to do a particular tasks, I use it. "Andreas Saeger" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Karti wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Is it possbile to use the "macro recorder" to record the macros and >> generate the codes in Python? >> Also is there any way to integrate sikuli script with openoffice macros? >> Regards, >> Karti > > Yes, it is possible (kind of). > http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/MRI records code while > you browse the object tree within the tool's floating window. > You can choose between Java, Python, JavaScript, Basic and the Rexx > language. > Install the extension, restart the office, get some document, start > brwosing at the current document or the current selection: > Tools>Add.ons>MRI|MRI(selection) > Choose a language in the tool's Tools-menu. > Browse some properties and methods by double-click. > The code is recorded in a hidden pane. Drag up the border near the > horizontal scroll bar.
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