(0).getCellByPosition(0,0).Value = 0 'reset logging It is probably even easier to implement in Java, there are several examples in the old forum.Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view Global glob_oDispatchInterceptor
#Create a key listener in java for mac code#
Please look into the PDF-Version ofĪs an OO Basic Example to use dispatch interception see the below code (mainly stolen from Paolo Montavi). You should findĪn example in the Developer's Guide. Interception is the correct solution for your purpose.
> I think I need a small pseudo-code or Basic sample with the required > using Interception, but after a few days googling and searching I > Anyway, I think the safer way is to catch URL commands (.uno.xxx.) If you create your own user interface elements it's Non-supported way to manipulate user interface elements! There are only
If you use the same low-levelĪPIs you can create severe damage and strange effects. command execution withĭispatch, image support, status updates. Uses the same APIs to provide its services: E.g. Please never ever use low-level UNO AWT APIs on user interface elements And I'm not sure if this new interface would solve my needs. > if) XMenuExtended2 interface proposed by Ariel Constenla Haile will be > I'm unable to use XMenuListener (issue #94057) and don't know when (or > intentions, like Save or Close the Document. > I'm embbeding OOo in a Win32 application and I need to catch some user Moved to the UNO API forum (The Gurkha, Moderator).īy Carsten Driesner 08:48am XEventBroadcaster 圎ventBroad = (XEventBroadcaster) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XEventBroadcaster.class, xGlobalBroadCaster) XGlobalBroadCaster = _context.getServiceManager().createInstanceWithContext( Here is a code snippet of the one listener I'm successfully able to register:Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view ("_context" is a valid XComponentContext returned from bootstrapping "el" is an implementation of XEventListener) The code doesn't need to be documented - I can figure it out if I can just see a working example.
#Create a key listener in java for mac how to#
I'm apparently missing a key chunk of code that registers listeners on the right "component".Ĭan anybody please point me to a reference that shows exactly how to do this in OpenOffice 3.1.0? Or even OO 2? I'd prefer a Java example, but will gladly take anything that shows, from the initial bootstrap, what I need to do. I've googled for hours, and have found code snippets that would supposedly do this for me, but none of them are complete, and they don't reference what version of OO they work with. I simply want to know what menu item was selected. I cannot, however, figure out how to register an XEventListener or XMenuListener to any menu so that my Java application can listen for the "public void select(MenuEvent e)". The method "public void notifyEvent(.EventObject e1) " is successfully passing me "OnSave", "OnPrint", "OnModif圜hanged", etc., events. I have also successfully registered an XEventListener to the "圎ventBroad" (XEventBroadcaster) in the code snippet below. I'm successfully bootstrapping OpenOffice from my Java application, successfully inserting text and manipulating the document from my Java application, and have even successfully inserted my own top level menu to the right of the OpenOffice "Help" menu. I'm using the UNO API, since the OOoBean does not work on Macs. I've been attempting with no success to register a listener on the OpenOffice menu events so that my Java program can intercept the event and do something with it.
I'm using 3.1.0, Java 1.5, and multiple operating systems (Mac, Windows, Ubuntu).
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