Hi Martin,
On Tue, 2012-01-24 at 16:22 +0100, Martin Richard wrote:
> I'm hacking the cross-platform filepicker (in fpicker/source/office).
> I added a "Places" (bookmarks) list on the left and I would like to
> save the entries that the user bookmarked .
Great.
> Cedric Bosdonnat told me to look at xcu and xcs files, but I'm a bit
> lost. I'm looking for a code sample where user's persistent
> configuration is manipulated (read and written) and/or anything that
> can be usefull, like search keywords, links to old threads in the
> mailing list, which would help me to identify some good practices
> (naming conventions, for instance).
Naming conventions is a suck & see :-) look for something that seems
related, and put it next to it.
The schemas (XML description of settings and their defaults) live in
officecfg/
If you do:
git grep -3 ExperimentalMode
you should get a manageable set of hits for a single config setting. I
don't think you'll easily be able to use the nice new syntax that
Stephan created:
if (officecfg::Office::Common::Misc::ExperimentalMode::get(
comphelper::getProcessComponentContext() ))
style - since you want a list of items: which is (I'm afraid) harder to
do, you'll most likely have to use a twistier UNO API to access the
configmgr/ implementation, and may have more fun with the schemas :-)
Hope that helps,
Michael.
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