Text Document Controller

OpenOffice.org Developer's Guide

Text Documents

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• Example: Fields in a Template
• Example: Visible Cursor Position

• Handling Text Document Files

• Saving Text Documents
• Printing Text Documents

• Working with Text Documents

• Editing Text
• Iterating over Text
• Inserting a Paragraph where no Cursor can go
• Sorting Text
• Inserting Text Files
• Auto Text

• Formatting
• Navigating
• Tables

• Named Table Cells in Rows, Columns and the Table Cursor
• Indexed Cells and Cell Ranges
• Table Naming, Sorting, Charting and Autoformatting
• Text Table Properties
• Inserting Tables
• Accessing Existing Tables

• Text Fields
• Bookmarks
• Indexes and Index Marks
• Reference Marks
• Footnotes and Endnotes
• Shape Objects in Text

• Text Frames
• Embedded Objects
• Graphic Objects
• Drawing Shapes

• Redline
• Ruby

• Overall Document Features

• Settings
• Line Numbering and Outline Numbering
• Text Sections
• Page Layout
• Columns
• Link Targets

• Text Document Controller

• TextView
• TextViewCursor

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The text document model knows its controller and it can lock the controller to block user interaction. The appropriate methods in the model's com.sun.star.frame.XModel interface are:

 void lockControllers()
 void unlockControllers()
 boolean hasControllersLocked()
 com::sun::star::frame::XController getCurrentController()
 void setCurrentController( [in] com::sun::star::frame::XController xController)

The controller returned by getCurrentController() shares the following interfaces with all other document controllers in Apache OpenOffice:

• com.sun.star.frame.XController
• com.sun.star.frame.XDispatchProvider
• com.sun.star.ui.XContextMenuInterceptor

Document controllers are explained in the Office Development.

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