paste html using API
Zorg
zorg at probesys.com
Sun Mar 26 18:41:37 UTC 2023
Hello
Thanks for your help but it won't really help me
it's doesn't matter the language, I could translate in python.
The main problem is to start from a variable (a html string)
Var1="<h2>Lorem Ipsum?</h2><p>Le <strong>Lorem Ipsum</strong> est
simplement du faux texte employé dans la composition et la mise en page
avant impression. Le Lorem Ipsum </p>"
and you want to paste it in a odt and keep the format
If I want to use only headless mode, i must find a solution without
using the SystemClipboard because the clipboard does not seem to be
accessible
Le 26/03/2023 à 19:33, Andrew Pitonyak a écrit :
> I have no idea if this will be of any use to you or not, but...
>
> I do not generally use the API using Python so I cannot comment on
> using Python.
>
> I have also not used headless mode so I cannot comment on what is and
> is not available other than knowing that dispatches are not available.
>
> Finally, I have done almost nothing using the clipboard, but...
>
> First note that the clipboard should have content of different
> varieties. I assume that you are aware of this because you have a line
> as follows:
>
> copy_with_format(value, 'text/html')
>
> And if I look at the clipboard I see this as an available type
>
> Dim sClipName As String
> Dim oClip As Object
> Dim oFlavors As Variant
> Dim oFlavor As Variant
> Dim i as Integer
> Dim s as String
>
> sClipName = "com.sun.star.datatransfer.clipboard.SystemClipboard"
> oClip = createUnoService(sClipName)
> oFlavors = oClip.getContents().getTransferDataFlavors()
> s = ""
> For i = LBound(oFlavors) To UBound(oFlavors)
> oFlavor = oFlavors(i)
> s = s & i & " : " & oFlavor.MimeType
> s = s & CHR$(10)
> Next
> MsgBox s
>
>
> I see that method defined in this code here:
>
> https://github.com/Probesys/lotemplate/blob/html_formatting/lotemplate/utils.py
>
> I see that you open a pipe.
>
> I did some experiments and I am extracting the actual HTML. I assume
> that this is not really what you want, but this is how I extract it
> and display it. I was simply playing around with it out of curiousity.
>
> Dim sClipName As String
> Dim oClip As Object
> Dim oFlavors As Variant
> Dim oFlavor As Variant
> Dim i as Integer
> Dim idx as Integer
> Dim s as String
>
> sClipName = "com.sun.star.datatransfer.clipboard.SystemClipboard"
> oClip = createUnoService(sClipName)
> oFlavors = oClip.getContents().getTransferDataFlavors()
> s = ""
> idx = -1
> For i = LBound(oFlavors) To UBound(oFlavors)
> oFlavor = oFlavors(i)
> s = s & i & " : " & oFlavor.MimeType
> If oFlavor.MimeType = "text/html" Then
> idx = i
> End If
> s = s & CHR$(10)
> Next
> 'MsgBox s
>
> If idx < 0 Then
> Print "text/html mime type not found"
> Exit Sub
> End If
>
> ' Now print the actual HMTL as a string!
> Dim oData As Variant
> oData = oClip.getContents().getTransferData(oFlavors(idx))
> s = ""
> For i = LBound(oData) To UBound(oData)
> s = s & CHR$(oData(i))
> Next
> MsgBox s
>
> If I kept going, then I would attempt to then use the transferable
> content directly, which is obtained from oClip.getContents() I
> believe. But, one of the real questions is.... Does the clipboard have
> the contents shown in the correct format? I assume it does.
>
> So, perhaps this helps a little anyway.
>
> Andrew Pitonyak
>
>
> On Sunday, March 26, 2023 06:06 EDT, Zorg <zorg at probesys.com> wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> Hope some can help me here
>
> Here is my problem
>
>
> We are developing our software using the uno api python
>
> We re trying to to copy a string formatted in html in a libreoffice odt
>
> We manage to do it but using dispatcher
> The problem is that dispatcher not working in headless mode so il
> force us to use a xserver (xvfb) et Xclip.
>
> It work but it's far from being optimized.
>
> here is the code
> https://github.com/Probesys/lotemplate/blob/html_formatting/lotemplate/classes.py
> line 349-355
>
> We have try using XTransferable but without any success.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help
>
> Sorg
>
>
>
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