Richard Cleaveland wrote:
Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
oDrawPage = ThisComponent.Drawpage
For i=0 To oDrawPage.getCount()-1
oGraph = ThisComponent.Drawpage.getByIndex(i)
oBorder = oGraph.BottomBorder
oBorder.Color = 0
oBorder.InnerLineWidth = 10
oGraph.BottomBorder = oBorder
oGraph.TopBorder = oBorder
oGraph.RightBorder = oBorder
oGraph.LeftBorder = oBorder
'oGraph.AnchorType =
com.sun.star.text.TextContentAnchorType.<insert your type here>
...
Douglas, where does one find the identification of the variables and
accepted parameters so I can add other items?
Dick
I use many things to do this. My first line of attack is usually to
inspect the graphics object. There is a generally available package
called XRay. I use my own object inspector. Also, if you add a break
point in the code, then you can inspect the object in the IDE.
I have never used XRay, so I can not comment, but you should be able to
see the interfaces and the services, at which point I would typically
try a search on Google such as:
site:api.openoffice.org TextContentAnchorType
The tricky part is that this graphics object is a graphics object, and
it is text content. The reason that I wanted to look at your document,
was to see exactly what type of graphics object was inserted. You can do
this by inspecting the graphics object itself.
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