Summary
The URL, the description, the arguments, the result information, and the related information (which can be gotten from the command execution) of the UNO dispatch command, '.uno:StyleNewByExample', are described.
Topics
About: UNO (Universal Network Objects)
About: LibreOffice
About: Apache OpenOffice
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Starting Context
- The reader has knowledge of what 'UNO dispatch command' is and how to call one (if the URL and the arguments of the command are clear).
Target Context
- The reader will know the specifications of the UNO dispatch command.
Introduction
'Orientation' is meant for the passersby who don't stand in 'Starting Context' and/or aren't enthusiastic about 'Target Context'. It doesn't contain any new technical information and can be skipped by anyone who doesn't need any orientation.
Orientation
There are some articles that explain how to execute any UNO dispatch commands and get the whole available information from the execution, in Java, in C++, in C#, in Python, and in LibreOffice or Apache OpenOffice Basic.
There are the list for the application foundations and the list for Calc of the UNO dispatch commands listed so far in this series.
Main Body
1: The Specifications
URL: .uno:StyleNewByExample
Description: This command creates a new style as a copy of the current style (the style that has been applied to the current spread sheet). If there is already a style of the specified name, the existing style is first removed.
Arguments (the types are UNO datum types):
| Name | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Param | string | The name of the style to be created |
| Family | short | The identification of the style family (Page styles: 0x08, Cell styles: 0x40) of the style to be created |
The related information (the value of com.sun.star.frame.FeatureStateEvent.State) (the types are UNO datum types):
Nothing.
The result information (the value of com.sun.star.frame.DispatchResultEvent.Result) (the type is a UNO datum type):
| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| long | The result status (always 1 if the command execution succeeded) |
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