Hello to everyone,
I don't know if this mailing list is also for the scripting abilities of 
LibreOffice. If it's not I appologize.
I have difficulties to create a PolyLineShape using the Pyhton API of 
LibreOffice (in the Draw application).
In fact, I don't know what kind of data structure I have to used for the 
points of the PolyLineShape I want to create.
Here is my code :
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from com.sun.star.awt import Point
PolyLineShape = "com.sun.star.drawing.PolyLineShape"
def Test(button):
    document = XSCRIPTCONTEXT.getDocument()
    pages = document.getDrawPages()
    page = pages.getByIndex(0)
    shape = document.createInstance(PolyLineShape)
    page.add(shape)
    shape.setPropertyValue("LineWidth", 50)
    shape.setPropertyValue("LineColor", 0)
    points = (Point(120,340), Point(1200,3400), Point(1200,6000))
    shape.PolyPolygon = points
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This code creates a CannotConvertException which seems to mean that a 
tuple or a list is not suitable...
I have tried to use a XIndexAccess object but python tells me the method 
insertByIndex(idx, Point) does not exist...
I am circling for hours now. Does anyone has an idea of how to create a 
PolyLineShape with python ?
Thank you for help :),
Steven
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- Question about PolyPolygon (and all kind of Shape involving several	points) with python API · Steven Marguet
 
   
 
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