public class Forms2OleControlCollection
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.lang.Iterable
Forms2OleControl objects.
To learn more, visit the Working with Ole Objects documentation article.
Examples:
Shows how to access an OLE control embedded in a document and its child controls.
Document doc = new Document(getMyDir() + "OLE ActiveX controls.docm");
// Shapes store and display OLE objects in the document's body.
Shape shape = (Shape) doc.getChild(NodeType.SHAPE, 0, true);
Assert.assertEquals("6e182020-f460-11ce-9bcd-00aa00608e01", shape.getOleFormat().getClsid().toString());
Forms2OleControl oleControl = (Forms2OleControl) shape.getOleFormat().getOleControl();
// Some OLE controls may contain child controls, such as the one in this document with three options buttons.
Forms2OleControlCollection oleControlCollection = oleControl.getChildNodes();
Assert.assertEquals(3, oleControlCollection.getCount());
Assert.assertEquals("C#", oleControlCollection.get(0).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("1", oleControlCollection.get(0).getValue());
Assert.assertEquals("Visual Basic", oleControlCollection.get(1).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("0", oleControlCollection.get(1).getValue());
Assert.assertEquals("Delphi", oleControlCollection.get(2).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("0", oleControlCollection.get(2).getValue());
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Forms2OleControl |
get(int index)
Gets
Forms2OleControl object at a specified index. |
int |
getCount()
Gets count of objects in the collection.
|
java.util.Iterator |
iterator()
Gets enumerator.
|
public java.util.Iterator iterator()
iterator in interface java.lang.Iterablepublic Forms2OleControl get(int index)
Forms2OleControl object at a specified index.
Examples:
Shows how to access an OLE control embedded in a document and its child controls.
Document doc = new Document(getMyDir() + "OLE ActiveX controls.docm");
// Shapes store and display OLE objects in the document's body.
Shape shape = (Shape) doc.getChild(NodeType.SHAPE, 0, true);
Assert.assertEquals("6e182020-f460-11ce-9bcd-00aa00608e01", shape.getOleFormat().getClsid().toString());
Forms2OleControl oleControl = (Forms2OleControl) shape.getOleFormat().getOleControl();
// Some OLE controls may contain child controls, such as the one in this document with three options buttons.
Forms2OleControlCollection oleControlCollection = oleControl.getChildNodes();
Assert.assertEquals(3, oleControlCollection.getCount());
Assert.assertEquals("C#", oleControlCollection.get(0).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("1", oleControlCollection.get(0).getValue());
Assert.assertEquals("Visual Basic", oleControlCollection.get(1).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("0", oleControlCollection.get(1).getValue());
Assert.assertEquals("Delphi", oleControlCollection.get(2).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("0", oleControlCollection.get(2).getValue());
Forms2OleControl object at a specified index.public int getCount()
Examples:
Shows how to access an OLE control embedded in a document and its child controls.
Document doc = new Document(getMyDir() + "OLE ActiveX controls.docm");
// Shapes store and display OLE objects in the document's body.
Shape shape = (Shape) doc.getChild(NodeType.SHAPE, 0, true);
Assert.assertEquals("6e182020-f460-11ce-9bcd-00aa00608e01", shape.getOleFormat().getClsid().toString());
Forms2OleControl oleControl = (Forms2OleControl) shape.getOleFormat().getOleControl();
// Some OLE controls may contain child controls, such as the one in this document with three options buttons.
Forms2OleControlCollection oleControlCollection = oleControl.getChildNodes();
Assert.assertEquals(3, oleControlCollection.getCount());
Assert.assertEquals("C#", oleControlCollection.get(0).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("1", oleControlCollection.get(0).getValue());
Assert.assertEquals("Visual Basic", oleControlCollection.get(1).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("0", oleControlCollection.get(1).getValue());
Assert.assertEquals("Delphi", oleControlCollection.get(2).getCaption());
Assert.assertEquals("0", oleControlCollection.get(2).getValue());