The XSheetCellCursor property requires one mandatory argument,
a range as a string.
It returns a UNO object of type com.sun.star.sheet.XSheetCellCursor.
Such an object is designed to navigate thru the spreadsheet.
After the user script has used one or more navigation verbs
(gotoNext(), ...) the resulting range can be got back in the
script by using the cursor.AbsoluteName UNO property.
The new range can be given as input to further ScriptForge
methods.
XSheetCellCursor is available both from Basic and Python user scripts.
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The Region() property expects one mandatory argument,
a range given as a string.
It returns a new range as a string, including the sheet name,
corresponding with the smallest area
- containing the input range
- completely surrounded with empty cells
It is complementary to Offset() and A1Style() to make easy the
definition of new ranges relative to known ranges
The property is available both in Basic and Python user scripts.
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Returns a range expressed in A1-style as defined by its coordinates
If only one pair of coordinates is given, the range will embrace only a single cell
Arguments:
Row1 : the row number of the first coordinate
Column1 : the column number of the first coordinates
Row2 : optional, the row number of the second coordinate
Column2 : optional, the column number of the second coordinates
SheetName: Default = the current sheet. If present, the sheet must exist
Is complementary to the Offset() method to compute ranges easily
Available both from Basic and Python user scripts
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The SFWidgets library is intended to host the Toolbar,
ToolbarControl (both future) and PopupMenu services.
A popup menu is usually triggered by a mouse action
(typically a right-click) on a dialog, a form, or one of their controls.
In these cases the menu will be displayed below the clicked area.
When triggered by other events, including in the normal flow
of a user script, the script should provide the coordinates
of the topleft edge of the menu versus the actual component.
The menu is described from top to bottom with next methods:
AddItem()
AddCheckBox()
AddRadioButton()
Example:
.AddCheckBox("View>Toolbars>Dialog")
.AddCheckBox("View>Toolbars>Find", Status := True)
.AddCheckBox("View>Status Bar", Status := True)
.AddItem("View>Full Screen", Name := "FULLSCREEN")
The SubmenuCharacter (Default = ">") is modifiable.
Each menu item receives a numeric and a string identifier.
The execute() method returns the item selected by the user.
The service is available both from Basic and Python user scripts.
The commit includes the review of build files to include
the new library and the new modules.
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The Fonts property returns the list of available fonts
as an unsorted array of unique font names
The size of the array being potentially huge, the choice
has been made to not sort the list at each invocation
of the property.
To get it sorted, use the SF_Array.Sort() method.
The property is available both from Basic and Python scripts.
It is read-only.
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The objective is to facilitate the automatic translation of
all fixed texts in dialogs and dialog controls.
Concerned items are:
- the title of the dialog
- the caption associated with next control types:
Button, CheckBox, FixedLine, FixedText, GroupBox and RadioButton
- the content of list- and comboboxes
- the tip- or helptext displayed when the mouse is hovering the
control
ScriptForge.SF_L10N.AddTextsFromDialog(dialog)
store all fixed texts of the dialog in the list of translatable
strings of a L10N object to prepare a POT file
SFDialogs.Dialog.GetTextsFromL10N(l10n)
get the translated versions of all fixed texts in the dialog from
a L10N object and apply them on the dialog before display
Both methods are executable from Basic and Python user scripts
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With the method SetTableData(), feed a tablecontrol
with a sortable and selectable array of data.
Columns and rows may receive a header.
Column widths are adjusted manually by the user or
with the same method.
Alignments can be set as well by script.
oControl.SetTableData(DataArray, Widths, Alignments)
DataArray: the set of data to display in the table control,
including optional column/row headers
Is a 2D array in Basic, is a tuple of tuples inPython
Widths: the column's relative widths as a 1D array,
each element corresponding with a column.
If the array is shorter than the number of columns,
the last value is kept for the next columns.
Example:
Widths := Array(1, 2)
means that the first column is half as wide as all
the other columns.
When the argument is absent, the columns are evenly
spreaded over the control.
Alignments: the column's horizontal alignment as a string
with length = number of columns.
Possible characters are:
L(EFT), C(ENTER), R(IGHT) or space (default behaviour)
Default: LEFT for strings, RIGHT for numbers
Impact on existing properties: ListIndex, Value
New properties: XGridColumnModel, XGridDataModel
All properties and methods are available from user
scripts written either in Basic or in Python.
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Next methods are introduced in SF_Session:
- GetPDFExportOptions to extract a dictionary of the
40+ existing options for PDF export
- SetPDFExportOptions to update the existing options
When applied the options are permanent also for user manual exports
Those methods are not available in Python.
Next method to export a document to PDF:
- ExportAsPDF: it uses the options set above and/or takes
next specific and transitional options:
pages, password, watermark
This method is implemented for use from Basic and Python
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New methods in the SF_Calc service:
Charts(), to list charts or to instantiate a chart service
CreateChart, to create a new chart in a given Calc sheet
The SF_Chart service has next properties to parameter the type
and the characteristics of the (new or pre-existing) chart
ChartType, Deep, Dim3d, Exploded, Filled, Legend, Percent, Stacked,
Title, XTitle, YTitle
Next methods are available:
Resize, to move and resize the chart shape
ExportToFile, to export the chart as a graphical object
Supported: gif, jpeg, png, svg and tiff
New error messages in SF_Root and SF_Exception.
Corresponding labels are integrated in the POT file
Full support under Basic and Python
Review of make file of the SFDocuments library
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For Python scripts only:
the CreateScriptService() method accepts now both positional
(as before) and keyword arguments.
The impacted services are:
- l10n
- timer
Done with the ReviewServiceArgs() class method that returns the
input arguments as a tuple in the correct sequence. This method
is inserted in each of the impacted service definitions.
Implied a review of the creation of the L10N service to
replace absent arguments by zero-length default arguments
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The closure of a form document is available from
the SF_Form service.
A form document is since recent commits associated with
actions like PrintOut() that do not require to access
its internal forms.
As a consequence, the closure of a form document from
the SF_Base service gains in relevance.
Hence the actual commit.
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The PrintOut() method launches the printing of a
LO document to a printer previously defined by default,
by the user or by the SetPrinter() method.
It is applicable on any document, on a Calc sheet, a Base form
document. For a Writer document specific arguments may
be provided.
Implemented both for Basic and Python user scripts.
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The SetPrinter() method is applicable to any document type,
except Base documents.
It is also applicable to Base form documents with an
additional "FormDocument" argument.
Implemented in Basic and in Python.
The method defines next printer settings:
- the printer name
- the orientation
- the paper format
The settings are kept per document or form document
To bypass array management troubles in Basic,
the SF_Utils._SetPropertyValue() Sub is converted to a Function.
(no user scripts impact, only internal use).
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The Forms() method was placed in the SF_Document service
but was applicable only on Writer documents
Now it is placed correctly in the recently created Writer service.
Effective in Basic and Python.
Additionally redundant parentheses have been removed in scriptforge.py
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Addition of the skeleton of the new SF_Writer service
as a subclass of SF_Document.
Entry points in CreateScriptService are provided
both for Basic and Python user scripts.
Full compatibility with existing user scripts.
Specific properties and methods will be provided in later
commits.
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Send from BASIC the arguments of the method to the
Python shell (APSO) console.
The same string is added to the ScriptForge debug console.
From PYTHON use simply the builtin print() statement instead.
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While developing a new version of
ScriptForgeHelper.py
the dev should be sure to invoke the new version
instead of the standard version shipped with its
LO release.
This can be done now by setting
- in Python a specific ScriptForge class property
ScriptForge.pythonhelpermodule2 = 'user#QA/ScriptForgeHelper.py'
- in Basic a specific property of the root class
_SF_.PythonHelper2 = "QA/ScriptForgeHelper.py"
both in the test script
Testing a new version of scriptforge.py can be configured
entirely from the test script by inserting next statements
import sys
sys.path.reverse()
sys.path.append('/home/jean-pierre/.config/libreoffice/4/user/Scripts/python/QA')
sys.path.reverse()
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The SF_Platform.Printers property returns the list of
available printers as a zero-based array.
The default printer is put in the 1st position of the
list (index = [0]).
The property is available in Basic and Python.
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Syntax of CreateBaseDocument() becomes
FileName, [EmbeddedDatabase=HSQLDB|FIREBIRD|CALC],
[RegistrationName=""], [CalcFileName]
Only when EmbedddedDatabase = "CALC", the new argument CalcFileName
represents the file containing the tables as Calc sheets.
The file must exist or an error is raised.
Example:
Dim myBase As Object, myCalcBase As Object
Set myBase = ui.CreateBaseDocument("C:\Databases\MyBaseFile.odb", "FIREBIRD")
Set myCalcBase = ui.CreateBaseDocument("C:\Databases\MyCalcBaseFile.odb", _
"CALC", , "C:\Databases\MyCalcFile.ods")
Both Basic and Python are supported.
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For Python scripts only:
the CreateScriptService() method accepts now both positional
(as before) and keyword arguments.
The impacted services are:
- database
- dialog
- document
- base
- calc
Done with the ReviewServiceArgs() class method that returns the
input arguments as a tuple in the correct sequence. This method
is inserted in each of the impacted service definitions.
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Addition to the Basic service for Python scripts
of 2 Basic builtin objects:
- ThisComponent
returning the current component
- ThisDatabaseDocument
returning the main Base component when a subcomponent is active
Both are implemented as properties of SF_Basic.
The behaviour can be slightly different versus native Basic when
the Basic IDE is involved. Read comments in code.
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The CDate() method replicates in Python the behavior of the Basic
builtin function with the same name, except that it returns
its unique input argument when it could not be recognized as
a valid date, while Basic raises an DataType error.
The method is introduced to make it easy to Python devs to
convert numbers stored in Calc cells and representing dates
to their corresponding datetime.datetime instance.
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Previous behavior:
After a PythonShell() statement that opened the APSO shell console,
subsequent print() statements executed in the same macro
run were not displayed in the console.
They were only from a next macro run.
Solution:
Force a brief suspension of the Python process by inserting
a call to a Basic routine (IPC) immediately after the launch
of the shell console.
Result: The redirection of STDOUT and STDERR happens normally inside
the APSO code, as expected.
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CreateScriptService() does not accept keyword arguments.
In Basic positional arguments may be skipped, not in Python.
This makes
CreateScriptSevice('Dialog', '', '', 'myDialog')
rather inelegant.
Only for the Dialog service, None is accepted as default value
i.o. '' for the Container and Library arguments.
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In the SFDialogs.SF_Dialog class:
- Fix the comments describing the behaviour of non-modal dialogs
- Add the OKBUTTON and CANCELBUTTON definitions
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Strings in CSV file recognized as dates are passed via
their ISO format, not in the default com.sun.star.util.DateTime
format. This required a fix in Basic ImportFromCSVFile().
Errors in user scripts can be announced to users from Python
with the same interface as from Basic: SF_Exception.RaiseFatal().
Error messages become translatable.
Used by SF_Exception.PythonShell(), display of APSO console,
when the APSO extension is not present.
Addition of the PYTHONSHELL error message in the po files.
Review of typos.
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In replacement of the ISO format, to avoid any
misinterpretation of strings containing accidentally
a date,
from now on, dates are exchanged between Basic and Python
as com.sun.star.util.DateTime structures.
The year boundaries are [1900 - 9999].
The code managing the Python-Basic protocol has been changed
on both sides.
The Basic service receives the
- CDateFromUnoDateTime()
- CDateToUnoDateTime()
methods, equivalent with their Basic homonyms.
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The PythonShell() method invokes the console() method
of the APSO extension.
It accepts 1 argument, which is a dictionary of variables
that the user wants transferred to the console to become part
of the Python context there.
Typical usage:
exc.PythonShell( {**globals(), **locals()} )
Subsequent print() statements executed in the user script
are displayed in the console.
An (untranslated - english) error message is raised when
the APSO extension is not installed.
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A number of methods were defined implicitly as
instance methods.
Where apropriate they are replaced by class methods:
- insertion of the @classmethod decorator
- self replaced with cls
1 line in SF_PythonHelper.xba uncommented:
it was so far commented in for debugging
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New classes to manage Basic dialogs and their controls from
Python.
The use of UNO interfaces has been reviewed in Basic:
replacement of
CreateUnoDialog()
by
XDialogProvider.createDialog()
The latter allows to run dialogs in non-modal mode.
SF_UI.ShowProgressBar() and SF_Console() have been reviewed
to incorporate the XSCRIPTCONTEXT shipped with Python
Now the console and the progress bar are able to run
in non-modal mode.
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New class to run from Python DDL + DML SQL commands
on databases embedded in or connected to Base documents.
GetRows() is hardcoded as an exception (cfr. bug #138155) in
_PythonDispatcher() - SF_PythonHelper.xba
to be able to return 2D arrays to Python.
Fix returned empty arrays in the Basic-Python engine:
the standard bridge ignores them and returns a null byte
sequence instead of an empty tuple.
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New class to manage controls in forms and subforms
from Python, essentially thru the use of Properties
Required a review of SF_FormControl.Getproperty()
Indeed, the IDE debugger computes all the properties
of a Basic object when expanded in the watch window.
This can cause errors.
This class makes use of default values for properties
when irrelevant for the actual control type
Error were detected on date/time conversions of date/timefield
controls and corrected.
SF_String etc shortcuts have been removed (see previous commit)
because not applicable in every scenario.
The only entry point to the API from a user Python script
is via CreateScriptService().
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Completion of the SFDocuments.SF_Base
and addition of the SFDocuments.SF_Form classes
Config of properties and methods
Some methods require an hardcoded processing in
_PythonDispatcher() - SF_PythonHelper.xba
because they potentially may return arrays (cfr. bug #138155)
Addition of SF_String etc shortcuts in Python
for compatibility with Basic
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To make the access to services more close to Python habits
and to better attract Basic users to Python, the convention
for attributes naming has been defined as:
- property names may be ProperCased, camelCased or lowercased
- method names may be ProperCased, camelCased or lowercased
Their arguments are always lowercased
In documentation examples, the camelCased notation will be privileged
Synonyms for properties and methods are computed
with a generic function: SCriptForge.SetAttributeSynonyms()
The generic getter and setter have been reviewed accordingly.
Method synonyms are NOT HARDCODED anymore.
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Changes in the Basic-Python engine:
- arguments of methods may be 2D arrays
- 1st argument of method may be a Basic object
- properties starting with 'X' may contain UNO objects
- GetProperty may contain 1 argument
Calc class is a subclass of the Document class in Python
(in Basic it is simulated)
A CalcReference class is also created to contain
Range and Sheet objects
Many comments have been reviewed for consistency in SF_Calc,
SF_Form and SF_FormControl.xba
Conversion to DataArrays is improved to process input
arrays of arrays. Date conversions are supported.
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Full support of the session class methods from Python
The InvokeSimpleScript() python method has been
extended to support broader scopes (extensions and user documents)
and ParamArray arguments in Basic.
Indeed the SF_Session.ExecuteBasicScript() and
SF_Session.ExecuteCalcFunction() require a varying number
of arguments.
No regression found in unit tests
Change-Id: I0899bc6535b00340ed82b46336d60a7bb23b2098
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/113154
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Only a subset of the available methods is implemented:
HashStr, IsADate, IsEmail, IsFileName, IsIBAN,
IsIPv4, IsLike, IsSheetName, IsUrl,
SplitNotQuoted, Wrap
The other methods are better replaced by Python builtin
functions.
The flgDateArg flag has been introduced to distinguish
a date argument passed as a string that does not require
conversion from a date passed in iso-format that
requires a conversion to a Basic variable of type Date
Change-Id: I80f7e816dfeaee793862f3c3d35488da7c573c8f
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/113002
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The signatures of standard Basic built-in functions were
derived from the Help documentation.
They appeared to be inexact.
They now comply with
core/basic/source/runtime/stdobj.cxx
Change-Id: I343fb553f5fad5236d75f6b72910714d47b6a289
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/112669
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The SF_Array (Basic) class is highly redundant with the
Python tuple/list classes.
Hence only 1 method is implemented in Python:
ImportFromCSVFile()
to have the same csv files imported identically
in both environments.
The returned value is a tuple of tuples.
Restriction: dates are recognized but converted to their ISO format.
Up to the user to interpret them correctly.
Change-Id: I6611964a8083a9d7c6f9622b2aef64fe8b1491ea
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/112585
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Reviewed-by: Jean-Pierre Ledure <jp@ledure.be>
The SF_Exception class is not intended to replace or complement
the builtin Python exception handling.
Hence it implements only a subset of the corresponding
Basic service.
- no properties: they are fully related to Basic error trapping
- next methods are available: Console, ConsoleClear, ConsoleToFile,
DebugPrint and RaiseFatal (reserved for internal use)
Restriction: Console() does not work in non-modal mode.
DebugPrint formats its messages by using the repr() builtin method.
DebugPrint outputs from Basic or from Python are mixed within
the same console.
The other methods call their Basic counterpart.
A new method has been added both in Python and Basic: DebugDisplay
It combines DebugPrint with a display in a message box of the
arguments.
Change-Id: Iba94ab951b95b409c881ac17560476d6e9bc2fc2
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/112570
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Reviewed-by: Jean-Pierre Ledure <jp@ledure.be>
To make the access to services more close to Python habits
and to better attract Basic users to Python, the convention
for attributes naming has been enhanced:
- property names may be ProperCased, camelCased or lowercased
- method names may be ProperCased, camelCased or lowercased
Their arguments are always lowercased
In documentation examples, the camelCased notation will be privileged
Synonyms for properties are managed with generic functions.
The generic getter and setter has been reviewed accordingly.
Method synonyms are hardcoded.
The management of synonyms for servicenames have also been
reviewed to be defined in each class i.o. centrally and hardcoded
in CreateScriptService()
Change-Id: Id8d3181118b1e61937e2412109bd0d1eedd6f5e6
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/112470
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Jean-Pierre Ledure