2020-01-26

102: A UNO Dispatch Commands List for the Application Foundations

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Here is a UNO dispatch commands list (under construction) for the application foundations.

Topics


About: UNO (Universal Network Objects)
About: LibreOffice
About: Apache OpenOffice

The table of contents of this article


Starting Context


  • The reader has knowledge on what UNO dispatch commands are.

Target Context


  • The reader will know the URLs and the contents of UNO dispatch commands.

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 is the list for Calc of the UNO dispatch commands listed so far in this series.


Main Body


1: The UNO Dispatch Commands List


URLDescription
.uno:AboutThis command shows the 'About LibreOffice' dialog.
.uno:ActivateThis command activates the frame on which it is executed.
.uno:AuthorThis command sets the document author.
.uno:CloseDocThis command closes the document contained in the frame. If the document has been modified, a confirmation dialog will be shown.
.uno:CloseWinThis command closes the window of the frame when the frame is a document frame.
.uno:ClosingThis command gets whether the document is being closed or not, as the related information.
.uno:CommentsThis command sets the document comments.
.uno:CurrentURLThis command gets the URL of the document file (if the document is associated with a file) as the related information of this command, when the frame is a document frame.
.uno:DocInfoTitleThis command gets the document title as the related information of this command.
.uno:ExportDirectToEPUBThis command exports the document to the specified EPUB file, without showing the dialog for configuration.
.uno:ExportDirectToPDFThis command exports the document to the specified PDF file, without showing the dialog for configuration.
.uno:ExportToThis command shows the dialog for exporting the document to the specified file of the specified format or directly does the export, depending on whether the format requires such a dialog to be configured with or not.
.uno:ExportToEPUBThis command shows the dialog for exporting the document to the specified EPUB file.
.uno:ExportToPDFThis command shows the dialog for exporting the document to the specified PDF file.
.uno:FullNameThis command gets the document full path, which is the full file path if the document is associate to a file, or the name like 'Untitled 1' otherwise, as the related information.
.uno:FullScreenThis command changes the full screen mode state of the document.
.uno:IsLoadingThis command gets whether the document is being loaded, as the related information of this command.
.uno:IsLoadingImagesThis command gets whether images are being loaded into the document, as the related information of this command.
.uno:KeywordsThis command sets the keywords of the document.
.uno:MenubarThe Office instance is in the menu-bars-are-shown mode (the initial mode) or in the menu-bars-are-hidden mode, and when the Office instance has become in the menu-bars-are-shown mode, the menu bars of all the document frames are shown; when the Office instance has become in the menu-bars-are-hidden mode, the menu bars of all the document frames are hidden; when no document is opened, the Office instance is always in the menu-bars-are-shown mode. This command changes the mode if at least one document is opened. When a new document frame has been opened, the menu bar of the new frame is shown whatever mode the Office instance is in. When any document has been closed, the Office instance becomes in the menu-bars-are-shown mode.
.uno:ModifiedStatusThis command gets whether the document has been modified without having been stored, as the related information of this command.
.uno:NewWindowThis command shows a new window of the document when the frame is a document frame.
.uno:PrintThis command prints the document contained in the frame.
.uno:PrintDefaultThis command prints the document according to the preset configuration.
.uno:PrintOutThis command prints out the document according to the preset printer settings. The preset printer settings determine the printer to be used, whether only the selected sheets are printed, etc..
.uno:PrinterSetupThis command shows the 'Printer Setup' dialog.
.uno:QuitThis command tries to shutdown the application. If there are some modified documents opened, the user will be asked what to do with them.
.uno:ReadOnlyThis command gets whether the document is read-only or not, as the related information of this command.
.uno:ReloadThis command reloads the document.
.uno:SaveThis command stores the current document to the original file URL, possibly as a version.
.uno:SaveACopyThis command shows the 'Save a Copy' dialog for the document.
.uno:SaveAsThis command stores the document to the specified file URL.
.uno:SaveAsTemplateThis command shows the "Save As Template" dialog.
.uno:SavedThis command gets whether the document has been saved for the latest modification or not, as the related information.
.uno:SetDocumentPropertiesThis command sets the properties of the document.
.uno:SignatureThis command shows the 'Digital Signatures' dialog, which lets the document be signed.
.uno:TitleThis command sets the document name, which is not the document title (which is shown in the "Description" tab of the "Properties..." dialog), but is the name shown in the title bar of the dialog.
.uno:VersionDialogThis command shows the document versions dialog.
.uno:WebHtmlThis command shows the HTML version of this document in another application, typically a Web browser.

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