pyuno and PDF output
w chun
wescpy at gmail.com
Fri Jun 30 23:44:00 EDT 2006
On 6/23/06, w chun <wescpy at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 2. use the short form to instantiate a PropertyValue
>
> REPLACE:
> PDF = PropertyValue("FilterName", 0, "writer_pdf_Export", 0)
> WITH:
> PDF = PropertyValue("FilterName", "writer_pdf_Export")
after trying this again, i discovered that this fails too. the only
thing that worked for me was doing it the "manual" way:
pdf = PropertyValue()
pdf.Name = 'FilterName'
pdf.Value = 'writer_pdf_Export'
furthermore, if you need to specify multiple properties, then
virtually duplicating these three lines up and down your code starts
to get old:
hdn = PropertyValue()
hdn.Name = 'Hidden'
hdn.Value = True
pdf = PropertyValue()
pdf.Name = 'FilterName'
pdf.Value = 'writer_pdf_Export'
ow = PropertyValue()
ow.Name = 'Overwrite'
ow.Value = True
you can slightly improve on this with something like:
props = [PropertyValue() for i in range(nprops)]
props[0].Name = 'FilterName'
props[0].Value = 'writer_pdf_Export'
props[1].Name = 'Overwrite'
props[1].Value = True
props[2].Name = 'Hidden'
props[2].Value = True
instead, i put this all into a function, and it helped clean things up a bit:
def makePropVal(x, y=True):
pv = PropertyValue()
pv.Name = x
pv.Value = y
return pv
hdn = makePropVal('Hidden')
pdf = makePropVal('FilterName', FTYPES[ftype])
ow = makePropVal('Overwrite')
> 3. use storeToURL() as opposed to storeAsURL()
>
> REPLACE:
> doc2.storeAsURL("file:///C:/alleclipse/OpenOffice/test2.pdf", (PDF,))
>
> WITH:
> doc2.storeToURL(unohelper.absolutize(
> unohelper.systemPathToFileUrl('C:/alleclipse/OpenOffice/test2.pdf'),
> unohelper.systemPathToFileUrl('test2.pdf')), (PDF,))
correction (should be dir path as 1st arg):
unohelper.systemPathToFileUrl('C:/alleclipse/OpenOffice'),
unohelper.systemPathToFileUrl('test2.pdf')), (PDF,))
-- wesley
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