Courtesy his macro code, my long-time need was immediately addressed.
The Question, also asked at the end with the predicted reply: Suppose if I didn't have the wonderful and complete macro-code, would I be able to reach these APIs to create the macro that defied most?
I studied his code. Needless to add, it speaks of his extreme depth of understanding regarding the workings of the macros!
Here is the list:
- compareRegionEnds()
createTextCursorByRange()
doc
doc.lockControllers()
doc.UndoManager
doc.unlockControllers()
end if
endchar
ending
ending
Erl
Err
error
goLeft()
goRight()
goto
if
lcase()
leaveUndoContext()
msgbox
on
oText
para.End
Sub
then
thiscomponent
undos
undos.enterUndoContext()
Some, like undos were in the other index under home » api » docs » common » ref » com » sun » star » document The arrangement is not intuitive, and is supposed to pose problems for newbies like me.
Yeah, yeah, I know that I would immediately be advised to use Google to search the API index, either directly, or via the search panel. But isn't it kind of, er... , not-normal?!
Suppose if I didn't have the wonderful and complete macro-code, would I be able to reach these APIs to create the macro that defied most? Yeah, this also I know: depends on my particular need and searching according to that need.
Isn't this kind of indexing, "Learner-Averse"?