Hi Laurent,
a status listener is your friend. Ideally you have your own frame and
listener manager to handle different frames appropriately.
see for exmaple
public void addStatusListener(com.sun.star.frame.XStatusListener
xControl, com.sun.star.util.URL aURL) {
if (aURL.Protocol.compareTo("org.openoffice.demo:") == 0) {
if (aURL.Path.compareTo("MyCommand") == 0) {
FeatureStateEvent aEvent = new FeatureStateEvent();
aEvent.FeatureURL = aURL;
aEvent.Source = (XDispatch) this;
aEvent.IsEnabled = (m_myconditionorwhtaever.length() > 0 ?
true : false);
aEvent.Requery = false;
xControl.statusChanged(aEvent);
}
}
// store the listener related to the frame for later use ...
FrameManager.addListener(m_xFrame, xControl, aURL.Path);
}
The addStatusdListener method is per default empty in the generated NB
project, if you use our NB plugin ;-)
Play a little bit around with this stuff and if you have further
questions feel free to come back.
Laurent Godard wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I wrote an extension and now wants to enable/disable menu entries
> dynamically at runtime both for my extension and legacy menu entries
>
> Is there a way and could someone point me in the right direction
> Any codesnippet in any language or some keywords and basic steps are
> welcommed
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Laurent
>
>
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