Rony G. Flatscher

Hi Jan-Erik, thank you for the running snippet (it used a single dimensioned array instead of a double dimensioned array). Took me a while to get acquainted with AOO/LO PolyPolygons. Added some - hopefully - helpful links as comments. Also I tried to simplify the coding a little bit. However, I also added some code to demonstrate different debugging possibilities, especially uno.getDefinition(), the method and the routine. HTH, ---rony /* --> https://sourceforge.net/p/oorexx/discussion/408477/thread/cc913e54d3/...

Jan-Erik, it certainly would help if you could supply a short, stand-alone example to become able to easily study the problem. Currently the overhead to research everything needed to become able to insert your snippet to study it is overwhelming, unfortunately. Maybe a few hints that might help: * in the installation directory of BSF4ooRexx (e.g. C:\Program Files\BSF4ooRexx850) you find two pdf-files containing reference cards, "refcardBSF4ooRexx.pdf" for BSF4ooRexx, and " refcardOOo.pdf" for OpenOffice/LibreOffice;...

On 15.09.2024 18:17, m-stgt wrote: Your example is the crystal nucleus for my slightly automated approach -- because I found no way with ooRexx (also not -- René suggested it -- within the Unicode package by Josep Maria Blasco) to determine the encoding of an input file, I look for a BOM and if there is none I assume it's ANSI (what is in fact P.O.'s way). A BOM ("byte order mark") is an optional indicator for Unicode files. In general there are no BOMs for text files, many times not even for Unicode...

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