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On 11/19/2014 10:55 AM, Matt Price wrote:
Thanks Tom,

I've just spent some time looking htrough Andrew Pitonyak's macro guide.
It helps a little but there doesn't seem to be any direct documentation of
hte functions.  What I'm looking at is the second line reproduced below:

     oVC = ThisComponent.CurrentController.ViewCursor
     oText.insertTextContent(oVC.Start, oAnno, False)

Matt,
I don't use Writer much and honestly I'm not sure what you expect to see. Try this. In the above two lines change Start to End and False to True and put those two lines right under your "rem I don't know what to put in here" line. Then select some text and run the macro.

Regards,  Jim

I think oVC.Start needs to be replaced with something else, but I can't
figure out what.  All of Andrew's examples with insertTextContent insert
the content at a single location, not at a text range, so maybe I need a
different function. If someone knows another method I'd appreciate the
advice.

Thanks,
Matt

On Wed, Nov 19, 2014 at 11:15 AM, Tom Davies <tomcecf@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi :)
The best documentation is at;
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
and the most recent full books are also on the official LibreOffice
website.

For macros i think the best book by far is Andrew Pitonyak's guide on

https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Other_Documentation_and_Resources#Programmers

I'm not sure they will help for this specific use-case but they might help
generally.
Regards from
Tom :)



On 19 November 2014 16:05, Matt Price <moptop99@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to add a really simple macro that I can bind to a key.  I just
want ot be able ot add checkmarks to student papers veyr quickly, so I
would like to select a sentence or other text range, then press a key, and
have the ckeckmark appear in a new comment.

I can almost do htis, using code stolen from the web:

rem-------------------------------------------
rem -- misleadingly named macro adds a simple hceckmark at point, or in
response to highlighted text.
sub createComment
     rem create the annotation object
     oAnno =
ThisComponent.createInstance("com.sun.star.text.textfield.Annotation")
     rem Chr 10004 is the decimal for hex code 2714, "heavy checkmark"
     oAnno.Content = Chr(10004)
     oAnno.Author = "Matt Price"
     oText = ThisComponent.Text
     rem check to see if anything is selected
     oSels = ThisComponent.getCurrentSelection()
     If Not IsNull(oSels) Then
         rem I don't know what to put in here
     Else
         oVC = ThisComponent.CurrentController.ViewCursor
         oText.insertTextContent(oVC.Start, oAnno, False)
     End If
end sub

-----------------------

You can see that, if there's no selection, I already know how to insert
the
annotation.  But I don't know how to attach the annotation to the selected
range instead of just the start of the cursor.

In general, I don't know where to find the funciton references or even the
source code for the relevant functions.  I'm finding it quite difficult to
figure out how to learn to program -- is there comprehensive documentation
somewhere?

Thanks,

Matt

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