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OpenOffice Basic

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• First Steps with OpenOffice Basic

• Creating a Module in a Standard Library
• Writing and Debugging a Basic UNO program
• Calling a Sub from the User Interface
• Creating Dialogs
• Adding Event Handlers
• AutoPilot Dialogs

• OpenOffice Basic IDE

• Managing Basic and Dialog Libraries

• OpenOffice Basic Macros Dialog

• Displayed Information
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• OpenOffice Basic Macro Organizer Dialog

• Modules
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• Basic IDE Window

• Basic Source Editor and Debugger
• Dialog Editor

• Assigning Macros to GUI Events
• Dialog Localization

• Technical Background

• Features of OpenOffice Basic

• Functional Range Overview

• Screen I/O Functions
• File I/O
• Date and Time Functions
• Numeric Functions
• String Functions
• Specific UNO Functions

• Accessing the UNO API
• Special Behavior of OpenOffice Basic

• Advanced Library Organization

• General Structure
• Accessing Libraries from Basic
• Variable Scopes

• Programming Dialogs and Dialog Controls

• Dialog Handling

• Showing a Dialog
• Getting the Dialog Model
• Dialog as Control Container
• Dialog Properties
• Common Properties
• Multi-Page Dialogs

• Dialog Controls

• Command Button
• Image Control
• Check Box
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• Label Field
• Text Field
• List Box
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• Horizontal/Vertical Scroll Bar
• Group Box
• Progress Bar
• Horizontal/Vertical Line
• Date Field
• Time Field
• Numeric Field
• Currency Field
• Formatted Field
• Pattern Field
• File Control

• Creating Dialogs at Runtime
• Library File Structure

• Application Library Container
• Document Library Container

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The progress bar control com.sun.star.awt.UnoControlProgressBar displays a growing or shrinking bar to give the user feedback during an operation, for example, the completion of a lengthy task. The minimum and the maximum progress value of the control is set by the ProgressValueMin and the ProgressValueMax properties. The progress value is controlled by the ProgressValue property. By default, the progress bar is blue, but the fill color can be changed by setting the FillColor property. The functionality of a progress bar is demonstrated in the following example:

Sub ProgressBarDemo()
	Dim oProgressBar as Object, oProgressBarModel As Object, oDialog as Object
	Dim ProgressValue As Long
	REM Dialog1 contains progress bar ProgressBar1 saved in standard library
	DialogLibraries.loadLibrary("Standard")
	oDialog = CreateUnoDialog(DialogLibraries.Standard.Dialog1)
	REM progress bar settings
	Const ProgressValueMin = 0
	Const ProgressValueMax = 40
	Const ProgressStep = 4
	REM set minimum and maximum progress value
	oProgressBarModel = oDialog.getModel().getByName( "ProgressBar1" )
	oProgressBarModel.setPropertyValue( "ProgressValueMin", ProgressValueMin)
	oProgressBarModel.setPropertyValue( "ProgressValueMax", ProgressValueMax)
	REM show progress bar
	oDialog.setVisible( True )
	REM increase progress value every second
	For ProgressValue = ProgressValueMin To ProgressValueMax Step ProgressStep
		oProgressBarModel.setPropertyValue( "ProgressValue", ProgressValue )
		Wait 1000
	Next ProgressValue
End Sub

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