Hi Jonny,
This works, but what about oDlg and oCtl? Are there special data types for
them too? The documentation I've found so far doesn't give any hints at
all. I tried this:
Dim Dlg As com.sun.star.awt.XDialog ' No error here,
' but next line throws an error:
oDlg = CreateUnoDialog(DialogLibraries.Standard.MyDialogue)
' Error: No access to object.
' Invalid usage of the object.
' Well, something like that, it's actually in Swedish.
What is the name of the dialog? Is ist called "MyDialogue"?. It should
appear at the left (catalog of objects - don't konwo if this is the
right name ..) and at the bottom (like the standard "Module1")
Declare the dialog first, out of a sub:
DIM oDialog0 AS OBJECT
Start the dialog:
SUB Dialog0Start
DialogLibraries.LoadLibrary("Standard")
oDialog0 = createUnoDialog(DialogLibraries.Standard.Dialog0)
oDialog0.Execute()
END SUB
Name of the dialog is "Dialog0"
End the dialog:
SUB Dialog0Ende
oDialog0.EndExecute()
END SUB
Regards
Robert
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