In OOME, I do not really discuss this, but, I do in AndrewMacro.odt where I claim (in the section
"Enumerating cells in any text table" that you need to first use getCellNames() and then use
getCellByName(aName).
If you want to be even more complete, you may need to worry about things such as sections, floating
frames, etc. Annoying, right? I don't think that I have ever written code that attempts to
enumerate all of these things to get every XText object. Luckily, some of these things you can
simplify by enumerating certain objects independtly; for example, you could enumerate a Single
XText object in a single method, and then get all of the text tables using oDoc.getTextTables() and
have a method to specifically handle text tables rather than recognizing them as you traverse the
text; if you did not need to retain locality or something.
On Friday, June 21, 2019 09:56 EDT, Michael Stahl <mst@libreoffice.org> wrote:
On 21.06.19 13:22, Adomas Venčkauskas wrote:
Hello,
I need my Java extension to iterate over all hyperlinks in a Writer
document. This is fine with Paragraph TextPortion enumeration, but no
portion enumeration is available in TextTables. What would be the best
way to enumerate all hyperlinks in TextTables?
you first need to enumerate the cells in the table, then the cells
implement XText so you can enumerate the paragraphs in the cells like
the paragraphs in the top-level body text.
to enumerate the cells i guess you can use getCellNames().
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