On 02/15/2013 10:35 AM, Noel Grandin wrote:
Then how about this?
Split the logic so we can differentiate the cases.
It would grow more code, but if you absolutely feel like it... :)
(In which case the "of type XFilePicker3" should arguably be removed
from the original two throw expressions.)
Also, we could reduce the compress the EXE size a little by moving all
of this boilerplate into a central utility method somewhere.
Yeah, might be possible to abstract out some common code into one or
more functions.
static Reference< XFilePicker3 > createDefault(Reference<
XComponentContext > const & the_context) {
assert(the_context.is());
Reference< XInterface > the_instance1;
try {
the_instance1 =
the_context->getServiceManager()->createInstanceWithArgumentsAndContext(
"com.sun.star.ui.dialogs.FilePicker" ,
Sequence<Any>(),
the_context),
} catch (RuntimeException &) {
throw;
} catch (Exception & the_exception) {
throw DeploymentException( "component context fails to supply
service FilePicker of type XFilePicker3: "
+ the_exception.Message, the_context);
}
if (!the_instance1.is()) {
throw DeploymentException( "component context fails to supply
service FilePicker of type XFilePicker3" ), the_context);
}
Reference< XFilePicker3 > the_instance2( the_instance1, UNO_QUERY );
if (!the_instance2.is()) {
throw DeploymentException( "component context supplied a
service FilePicker, but the service does not implement interface
XFilePicker3" ), the_context); }
return the_instance;
}
Stephan
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