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On 01/25/2012 09:48 AM, Cedric Bosdonnat wrote:

Hum, I'll have a look at that... but my problem with BorderLine and
BorderLine2 is that the second one should be used everywhere... and that
sometimes isn't the case.
You apparently need a css.table.TableBorder2 that has members of type BorderLine2 instead of plain BorderLine. At least in the C++ UNO language binding (unlike in the Java one), struct members within structs are contained directly in the enclosing struct, without any pointer/reference indirection, so that, say, assigning a BorderLine2 instance to a TableBorder.TopLine slices it to just BorderLine. 

Stephan

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