Hi Joerg, please have a look

Confirmed.
BorderInner is not recorded/replayed correctly.

rem ----------------------------------------------------------------------
dim args8(4) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
args8(0).Name = "BorderInner.Horizontal"
args8(0).Value = Array(0,0,88,0)
args8(1).Name = "BorderInner.Vertical"
args8(1).Value = Array(0,0,2,0)
args8(2).Name = "BorderInner.Flags"
args8(2).Value = 1
args8(3).Name = "BorderInner.ValidFlags"
args8(3).Value = 127
args8(4).Name = "BorderInner.DefaultDistance"
args8(4).Value = 0

dispatcher.executeDispatch(document, ".uno:BorderInner", "", 0, args8())

Reassign to NN

note: later?

Accepting, but don't expect any quick progress. There are currently no
plans to extend the coverage of the macro recorder.

According to the OpenOffice.org roadmap
(http://tools.openoffice.org/releases) this issue was retargeted to
OOo Later.

In swriter-tables (OOo 1.1.4) there seems to be the same problem with BorderInner.

The macro-recorder in swriter produces the same code when recording the changes
to border attributes of a seleceted group of cells in a table.

But when replaying the macro, only the outer borders are changed correctly,
while the inner borders are erased completely !

@jsk: why do you rewrite the code to 
args8(0).Name = "BorderInner.Horizontal"
args8(0).Value = Array(0,0,88,0)
args8(1).Name = "BorderInner.Vertical"
args8(1).Value = Array(0,0,2,0)
while dwoody1 only wanted to have a vertical line ?

@all: what would a code look like which can make inner borders thicker ? 

Gisbert

Now there is OOo 2.2 out - and this bug exists furthermore.

A interesting thing is that the recorder create other code if you record the
using of the icon for the border formatting.

So you can rewrite the above code as

sub Main 
rem ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 
rem define variables 
dim document   as object 
dim dispatcher as object 
rem ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 
rem get access to the document 
document   = ThisComponent.CurrentController.Frame 
dispatcher = createUnoService("com.sun.star.frame.DispatchHelper") 
 
rem ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 
dim args2(12) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue 
args2(0).Name = "OuterBorder.LeftBorder" 
args2(0).Value = Array(0,0,2,0) 
args2(1).Name = "OuterBorder.LeftDistance" 
args2(1).Value = 0 
args2(2).Name = "OuterBorder.RightBorder" 
args2(2).Value = Array(0,0,2,0) 
args2(3).Name = "OuterBorder.RightDistance" 
args2(3).Value = 0 
args2(4).Name = "OuterBorder.TopBorder" 
args2(4).Value = Array(0,0,2,0) 
args2(5).Name = "OuterBorder.TopDistance" 
args2(5).Value = 0 
args2(6).Name = "OuterBorder.BottomBorder" 
args2(6).Value = Array(0,0,2,0) 
args2(7).Name = "OuterBorder.BottomDistance" 
args2(7).Value = 0 
args2(8).Name = "InnerBorder.Horizontal" 
args2(8).Value = Array(0,0,0,0) 
args2(9).Name = "InnerBorder.Vertical" 
args2(9).Value = Array(0,0,2,0) 
args2(10).Name = "InnerBorder.Flags" 
args2(10).Value = 1 
args2(11).Name = "InnerBorder.ValidFlags" 
args2(11).Value = 127 
args2(12).Name = "InnerBorder.DefaultDistance" 
args2(12).Value = 0 
 
dispatcher.executeDispatch(document, ".uno:SetBorderStyle", "", 0, args2()) 
 
end sub

This works.


Is there a explanation for the difference between the use of
".uno:BorderOuter"/".uno:BorderInner" and ".uno:SetBorderStyle" with the
definitions of "InnerBorder" and "OuterBorder"?
Where can i find the specifications for the dispatch parameters, especially for
the ".uno:"-constructs and their accepted properties?


Mathias

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