Examples of XTextColumns

Examples of com.sun.star.text.XTextColumns

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    public void _AutomaticDistance() {
        log.println("Testing with custom Property tester") ;
        testProperty("AutomaticDistance", new PropertyTester() {
            protected Object getNewValue(String propName, Object oldValue) {
                XTextColumns xTC = (XTextColumns)
                    UnoRuntime.queryInterface
                        (XTextColumns.class,tEnv.getTestObject());
                int ref = xTC.getReferenceValue();
                int setting = ( ( (Integer) oldValue).intValue() + ref) / 2;
                return new Integer(setting);
            }
        });
    }
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Examples of com.sun.star.text.XTextColumns

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        XInterface oObj = null;
        XInterface oTS = null;
        XTextSection xTS = null;
        XText oText = null;
        XTextColumns TC = null;
        Object instance = null;

        log.println( "creating a test environment" );

        oText = xTextDoc.getText();
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Examples of com.sun.star.text.XTextColumns

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            // Set the name of our new section (appropiately) to 'Fish'
            xSectionNamed.setName ( "Fish" );

            // Create the TextColumns service and get it's XTextColumns interface
            XTextColumns xColumns = (XTextColumns) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XTextColumns.class,
                mxDocFactory.createInstance ( "com.sun.star.text.TextColumns" ) );

            // We want three columns
            xColumns.setColumnCount ( (short) 3 );
           
            // Get the TextColumns, and make the middle one narrow with a larger
            // margin on the left than the right
            TextColumn[]  aSequence = xColumns.getColumns ();
            aSequence[1].Width /= 2;
            aSequence[1].LeftMargin = 350;
            aSequence[1].RightMargin = 200;
            // Set the updated TextColumns back to the XTextColumns
            xColumns.setColumns ( aSequence );
           
            // Get the property set interface of our 'Fish' section
            XPropertySet xSectionProps = (XPropertySet) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XPropertySet.class, xSectionNamed );
           
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                    // Set the name of our new section (appropiately) to 'Fish'
                    xSectionNamed.setName ( "Fish" );

                    // Create the TextColumns service and get it's XTextColumns interface
                    XTextColumns xColumns = (XTextColumns) UnoRuntime.queryInterface( XTextColumns.class,
                            mxDocFactory.createInstance ( "com.sun.star.text.TextColumns" ) );

                    // We want three columns
                    xColumns.setColumnCount ( (short) 3 );

                    // Get the TextColumns, and make the middle one narrow with a larger margin
                    // on the left than the right
                    TextColumn[]  aSequence = xColumns.getColumns ();
                    aSequence[1].Width /= 2;
                    aSequence[1].LeftMargin = 350;
                    aSequence[1].RightMargin = 200;
                    // Set the updated TextColumns back to the XTextColumns
                    xColumns.setColumns ( aSequence );

                    // Get the property set interface of our 'Fish' section
                    XPropertySet xSectionProps = (XPropertySet) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                            XPropertySet.class, xSectionNamed );
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    */
    public void _AutomaticDistance() {
        log.println("Testing with custom Property tester") ;
        testProperty("AutomaticDistance", new PropertyTester() {
            protected Object getNewValue(String propName, Object oldValue) {
                XTextColumns xTC = (XTextColumns)
                    UnoRuntime.queryInterface
                        (XTextColumns.class,tEnv.getTestObject());
                int ref = xTC.getReferenceValue();
                int setting = ( ( (Integer) oldValue).intValue() + ref) / 2;
                return new Integer(setting);
            }
        });
    }
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        XInterface oObj = null;
        XInterface oTS = null;
        XTextSection xTS = null;
        XText oText = null;
        XTextColumns TC = null;
        Object instance = null;

        log.println( "creating a test environment" );

        oText = xTextDoc.getText();
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Examples of com.sun.star.text.XTextColumns

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            // Set the name of our new section (appropiately) to 'Fish'
            xSectionNamed.setName ( "Fish" );

            // Create the TextColumns service and get it's XTextColumns interface
            XTextColumns xColumns = (XTextColumns) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XTextColumns.class,
                mxDocFactory.createInstance ( "com.sun.star.text.TextColumns" ) );

            // We want three columns
            xColumns.setColumnCount ( (short) 3 );
           
            // Get the TextColumns, and make the middle one narrow with a larger
            // margin on the left than the right
            TextColumn[]  aSequence = xColumns.getColumns ();
            aSequence[1].Width /= 2;
            aSequence[1].LeftMargin = 350;
            aSequence[1].RightMargin = 200;
            // Set the updated TextColumns back to the XTextColumns
            xColumns.setColumns ( aSequence );
           
            // Get the property set interface of our 'Fish' section
            XPropertySet xSectionProps = (XPropertySet) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XPropertySet.class, xSectionNamed );
           
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            // Set the name of our new section (appropiately) to 'Fish'
            xSectionNamed.setName ( "Fish" );

            // Create the TextColumns service and get it's XTextColumns interface
            XTextColumns xColumns = (XTextColumns) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XTextColumns.class,
                mxDocFactory.createInstance ( "com.sun.star.text.TextColumns" ) );

            // We want three columns
            xColumns.setColumnCount ( (short) 3 );
           
            // Get the TextColumns, and make the middle one narrow with a larger
            // margin on the left than the right
            TextColumn[]  aSequence = xColumns.getColumns ();
            aSequence[1].Width /= 2;
            aSequence[1].LeftMargin = 350;
            aSequence[1].RightMargin = 200;
            // Set the updated TextColumns back to the XTextColumns
            xColumns.setColumns ( aSequence );
           
            // Get the property set interface of our 'Fish' section
            XPropertySet xSectionProps = (XPropertySet) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XPropertySet.class, xSectionNamed );
           
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        XInterface oObj = null;
        XInterface oTS = null;
        XTextSection xTS = null;
        XText oText = null;
        XTextColumns TC = null;
        Object instance = null;

        log.println( "creating a test environment" );

        oText = xTextDoc.getText();
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    */
    public void _AutomaticDistance() {
        log.println("Testing with custom Property tester") ;
        testProperty("AutomaticDistance", new PropertyTester() {
            protected Object getNewValue(String propName, Object oldValue) {
                XTextColumns xTC = (XTextColumns)
                    UnoRuntime.queryInterface
                        (XTextColumns.class,tEnv.getTestObject());
                int ref = xTC.getReferenceValue();
                int setting = ( ( (Integer) oldValue).intValue() + ref) / 2;
                return new Integer(setting);
            }
        });
    }
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