also sprach Andreas Säger <villeroy@t-online.de> [2015-04-16 13:05 +0200]:
Sub protectSheets_onSave(ev)
eSh = ev.Source.Sheets.createEnumeration()
while eSh.hasMoreElements()
sh = eSh.nextElement()
sh.protect("")
wend
End Sub
Also does not work. :(
At some points, I get an error when trying to run it. At other
times, the sheets are simply not protected after running it.
Also, it seems impossible to assign a macro stored in a file to an
event. I.e. when trying to assign a macro to "Save Document", the
macros stored in the .ods file are not available. :(
I assume that this is because the macro is assigned locally, not "in
the document". In that case, I would have to make sure everyone
configures the macro in their libreoffice instances, which is
unrealistic (we can't even get everyone to install lint hooks for
Git etc.).
What I really just want is to tell the document that it should never
save the state of sheet protection and always open with all sheets
protected…
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