I'll be looking at these suppliers in later chapters, which is why they're highlighted,īut for now let's only consider the XTextDocument interface at the top right of the Paragraph, and other styles, while XTextTableSupplier deals with tables. For example, XStyleFamiliesSupplier manages character, The numerous 'Supplier' interfaces in Figure 2 are Office's way of accessing differentĮlements in a document. The Text Document Services, and some Interfaces. Is where the action takes place, as summarized in Figure 2.įigure 2. Services don't define any interfaces or properties. TextDocument, GlobalDocument, and WebDocument are mostly empty because those The WebDocument service in Figure 1 is for manipulating web pages, although itsĪlso possible to generate HTML files with the TextDocument service. Parts, such as chapters, bibliography, and appendices. A master document is typically made up of links to files holding its The GlobalDocument service in Figure 1 is employed by master documents, such as aīook or thesis. "TextDocument" under the "Classes" heading. Takes you to the IDL page for TextDocument to reach the documentation, click on Or you can type lodoc TextDocument service, which unfortunately I'll be concentrating on the TextDocument service, which is documented at The API is centered around four text document services which subclass If you're not, then I recommend the "Writer This chapter (and later ones) assume that you're familiar with Writer, including textĬoncepts such as paragraph styles. The guide's text programming examples are in TextDocuments.java, downloadableĪlthough the code is long, it's well-organized. Web material is better structured and formatted. It corresponds toĬhapter 7 in the printed guide (available at (the easiest way of accessing that page is to type loguide writer). The online Developer's Guide begins text document programming at The chapter finishes with a look at how two (or more) text Text cursors aren't the only way to move around inside aĭocument it's also possible to iterate over a document by Text cursors for moving about in a document, extracting This chapter begins withĪ quick overview of the text API, then a detailed look at The next few chapters look at programming with the textĭocument part of the Office API.
Building a Form ProgrammaticallyĬhapter 49. Treating an ODB File as a Zipped FolderĬhapter 40.
Using RowSets and Database ContextĬhapter 38. Using Charts in Other DocumentsĬhapter 36. Spreadsheet Displaying and CreationĬhapter 33. Examining a Draw/Impress DocumentĬhapter 20. Text Content Other than StringsĬhapter 12. Treating a Document as Paragraphs and Text PortionsĬhapter 7.
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