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There is no method to set an add-in as a chart type for an existing chart in the graphical user interface. To set the chart type, use an API script, for instance, in {{PRODUCTNAME}} Basic. The following example sets the add-in with service name “<code>com.sun.star.comp.Chart.JavaSampleChartAddIn</code>” at the current document. To avoid problems, it is advisable to create a chart that has the same type as the one that the add-in sets as <code>BaseDiagram</code> type. | There is no method to set an add-in as a chart type for an existing chart in the graphical user interface. To set the chart type, use an API script, for instance, in {{PRODUCTNAME}} Basic. The following example sets the add-in with service name “<code>com.sun.star.comp.Chart.JavaSampleChartAddIn</code>” at the current document. To avoid problems, it is advisable to create a chart that has the same type as the one that the add-in sets as <code>BaseDiagram</code> type. | ||
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Revision as of 19:53, 14 July 2018
- Prerequisites
- How Add-Ins Work
- How to Apply an Add-In to a Chart Document
There is no method to set an add-in as a chart type for an existing chart in the graphical user interface. To set the chart type, use an API script, for instance, in OpenOffice.org Basic. The following example sets the add-in with service name “com.sun.star.comp.Chart.JavaSampleChartAddIn” at the current document. To avoid problems, it is advisable to create a chart that has the same type as the one that the add-in sets as BaseDiagram type.
Sub SetAddIn Dim oDoc As Object Dim oSheet As Object Dim oTableChart As Object Dim oChart As Object Dim oAddIn As Object ' assume that the current document is a spreadsheet oDoc = ThisComponent oSheet = oDoc.Sheets( 0 ) ' assume also that you already added a chart ' named "MyChart" on the first sheet oTableChart = oSheet.Charts.getByName( "MyChart" ) If Not IsNull( oTableChart ) Then oChart = oTableChart.EmbeddedObject If Not IsNull( oChart ) Then oAddIn = oChart.createInstance( "com.sun.star.comp.Chart.JavaSampleChartAddIn" ) If Not IsNull( oAddIn ) Then oChart.setDiagram( oAddIn ) End If End If End If End Sub
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If you want to create an XML-File on your own and want to activate your add-in for a chart; set the attribute chart:class of the chart:chart element to “add-in” and the attribute chart:add-in-name to the service name that uniquely identifies your component. |
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