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− | {{DISPLAYTITLE: Custom {{ | + | {{DISPLAYTITLE: Custom {{AOo}} Basic Macros and Libraries}} |
− | + | __NOTOC__ | |
− | {{ | + | {{AOo}} Basic is a programming language you can use to automate tasks in {{AOo}}. |
− | {{ | + | {{AOo}} Basic macros are stored in modules that in turn are stored in libraries. |
− | Libraries also act as containers for dialog boxes | + | Libraries also act as containers for dialog boxes you create in {{AOo}} Basic. |
You can store Basic libraries in any directory that a user can access. | You can store Basic libraries in any directory that a user can access. | ||
− | {{ | + | {{Note|Use {{AOo}} extensions for packaging and deploying Basic Libraries. The {{AOo}} Developer's Guide describes these [[Documentation/DevGuide/Extensions/Extensions|Extensions]] in detail.}} |
− | ==About {{ | + | ==About {{AOo}} Basic Libraries and Modules== |
− | The default {{ | + | The default {{AOo}} Basic libraries are located in the <tt>''install-dir''/share/basic</tt> |
directory. A library contains the following files: | directory. A library contains the following files: | ||
− | ;<tt>script.xlb</tt>: | + | ;<tt>script.xlb</tt>:A XML file that contains the names of the modules in the library. |
− | ;<tt>dialog.xlb</tt>: | + | ;<tt>dialog.xlb</tt>:A XML file that contains the names of dialog boxes in the library. |
− | ;<tt>*.xba</tt>: | + | ;<tt>*.xba</tt>:A XML file that stores the {{AOo}} Basic source code for a single {{AOo}} Basic module. The file name corresponds to the module name. |
− | ;<tt>*.xdl</tt>: | + | ;<tt>*.xdl</tt>:A XML file that stores the dialog elements of an {{AOo}} Basic dialog box. The file name corresponds to the dialog name. |
− | ;<tt>*.pba</tt>:An {{ | + | ;<tt>*.pba</tt>:An {{AOo}} Basic module which is protected with a password, that is, the source code is encrypted. The file name corresponds to the module name. |
− | ==About {{ | + | ==About {{AOo}} Basic Configuration Files== |
The <tt>script.xlc</tt> and <tt>dialog.xlc</tt> configuration files list the location of | The <tt>script.xlc</tt> and <tt>dialog.xlc</tt> configuration files list the location of | ||
− | {{ | + | {{AOo}} Basic libraries and dialog boxes. These files are located in the <tt>''install-dir''/user/basic/</tt> directory which also contains the default Standard |
− | {{ | + | {{AOo}} Basic library as well as the user-defined libraries. |
− | {{ | + | {{Warn| |
You cannot change the location of the <tt>script.xlc</tt> and <tt>dialog.xlc</tt> configuration files. | You cannot change the location of the <tt>script.xlc</tt> and <tt>dialog.xlc</tt> configuration files. | ||
}} | }} | ||
The XML-based <tt>script.xlc</tt> file includes a list of all Basic libraries | The XML-based <tt>script.xlc</tt> file includes a list of all Basic libraries | ||
− | that are available to {{ | + | that are available to {{AOo}}. The following tags are used: |
− | ;<tt>library<nowiki>:</nowiki>name</tt>:Specifies the name of the {{ | + | ;<tt>library<nowiki>:</nowiki>name</tt>:Specifies the name of the {{AOo}} Basic library. |
;<tt>xlink<nowiki>:</nowiki>href</tt>:Specifies the URL of the <tt>script.xlb</tt> file for the library. The URL must begin with the <tt>file:///</tt> notation. | ;<tt>xlink<nowiki>:</nowiki>href</tt>:Specifies the URL of the <tt>script.xlb</tt> file for the library. The URL must begin with the <tt>file:///</tt> notation. | ||
− | {{ | + | {{Note|You do not need to specify a value for the <tt>xlink:href</tt> tag if the library is in the <tt><Apache OpenOffice installation directory>/user/basic</tt> directory.}} |
− | ;<tt>xlink<nowiki>:</nowiki>type</tt>:This tag, | + | ;<tt>xlink<nowiki>:</nowiki>type</tt>:This tag, required by the <tt>xlink:href</tt> tag, must be set to <tt>simple</tt>. |
− | ;<tt>library<nowiki>:</nowiki>link</tt>:Specifies that the entry is a link to a library that is not in the default library location. The default location for {{ | + | ;<tt>library<nowiki>:</nowiki>link</tt>:Specifies that the entry is a link to a library that is not in the default library location. The default location for {{AOo}} Basic libraries is <tt>''install-dir''/user/basic</tt>. If you only use the default location for the libraries, set the value of this tag to <tt>false</tt>. For all other libraries, set the value of this tag to <tt>true</tt>. |
;<tt>library<nowiki>:</nowiki>readonly</tt>:Specifies whether a library is read-only. Set the value of this tag to <tt>true</tt> for read-only access. | ;<tt>library<nowiki>:</nowiki>readonly</tt>:Specifies whether a library is read-only. Set the value of this tag to <tt>true</tt> for read-only access. | ||
The following XML code is for a <tt>script.xlc</tt> configuration file for | The following XML code is for a <tt>script.xlc</tt> configuration file for | ||
− | {{ | + | {{AOo}} Basic libraries. The only difference between this file and a <tt>dialog.xlc</tt> |
file is that the <tt>xlink:href</tt> tag points to the <tt>script.xlb</tt> file | file is that the <tt>xlink:href</tt> tag points to the <tt>script.xlb</tt> file | ||
of a library instead of the <tt>dialog.xlb</tt> file. | of a library instead of the <tt>dialog.xlb</tt> file. | ||
− | < | + | <syntaxhighlight lang="xml"> |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | ||
<!DOCTYPE library:libraries PUBLIC | <!DOCTYPE library:libraries PUBLIC | ||
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xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/> | xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/> | ||
</library:libraries> | </library:libraries> | ||
− | </ | + | </syntaxhighlight> |
− | ''Sample {{ | + | ''Sample {{AOo}} Basic Configuration File'' |
− | ==Distributing {{ | + | ==Distributing {{AOo}} Basic Libraries== |
− | You can make custom {{ | + | You can make custom {{AOo}} Basic libraries available to either existing {{AOo}} installations or new installations only. |
− | {{ | + | {{Note| The <tt>script.xlc</tt> and <tt>dialog.xlc</tt> configuration files are located in the following directories: |
* Solaris and Linux platforms: <tt>''install-dir''/usr/basic/</tt> | * Solaris and Linux platforms: <tt>''install-dir''/usr/basic/</tt> | ||
* Windows: <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\''user-id''\Application Data\''install-dir''\user\basic\</tt>}} | * Windows: <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\''user-id''\Application Data\''install-dir''\user\basic\</tt>}} | ||
− | ===To Make a Custom {{ | + | ===To Make a Custom {{AOo}} Basic Library Available to All Users on a Network=== |
− | Use {{ | + | Use {{AOo}} to create a custom library as well as the macros in the library. |
<ol class="task"> | <ol class="task"> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
− | As root, copy the custom library from the user installation where you created the library to the {{ | + | As root, copy the custom library from the user installation where you created the library to the {{AOo}} server installation.<br> |
<tt>cp -r ''install-dir''/user/basic/custom library ''install-dir''/share/basic/</tt> | <tt>cp -r ''install-dir''/user/basic/custom library ''install-dir''/share/basic/</tt> | ||
− | {{ | + | {{Note|On Windows, the location of the custom library you created is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\''username''\Application Data\''installation-dir''\user\basic\custom library</tt>}} |
</li> | </li> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
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Use the following syntax for the link: | Use the following syntax for the link: | ||
− | < | + | <syntaxhighlight lang="xml"> |
<library:library library:name="Library Name" | <library:library library:name="Library Name" | ||
xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/script.xlb/" | xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/script.xlb/" | ||
xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/> | xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/> | ||
− | </ | + | </syntaxhighlight> |
</li> | </li> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
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Use the following syntax for the link: | Use the following syntax for the link: | ||
− | < | + | <syntaxhighlight lang="xml"> |
<library:library library:name="Library Name" | <library:library library:name="Library Name" | ||
xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/dialog.xlb/" | xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/dialog.xlb/" | ||
xlink:type="simple" library:link="false"/> | xlink:type="simple" library:link="false"/> | ||
− | </ | + | </syntaxhighlight> |
</li> | </li> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
− | Restart {{ | + | Restart {{AOo}} on the workstations. |
</li> | </li> | ||
</ol> | </ol> | ||
− | ===To Make a Custom {{ | + | ===To Make a Custom {{AOo}} Basic Library Available to a Single User=== |
<ol class="task"> | <ol class="task"> | ||
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Copy the custom library from the user installation where you created the library to the user installation where you want to deploy the library. | Copy the custom library from the user installation where you created the library to the user installation where you want to deploy the library. | ||
− | * On Solaris and Linux, become root, and copy the library. | + | * On the Solaris and Linux platforms, become root, and copy the library. |
− | + | <pre>cp -r ''install-dir''/user/basic/custom library ''install-dir''/user/basic/</pre> | |
* On Windows, become a user with administrator privileges, and copy the library.<br> | * On Windows, become a user with administrator privileges, and copy the library.<br> | ||
− | The file name path for the library is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\ | + | The file name path for the library is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\''username''\Application Data\''install-dir''\user\basic\custom library</tt> |
</li> | </li> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
− | In | + | In the <tt>script.xlc</tt> configuration file for the user installation, add a link to the <tt>script.xlb</tt> configuration file for the library.<br> |
Use the following syntax for the link: | Use the following syntax for the link: | ||
− | < | + | <syntaxhighlight lang="xml"> |
<library:library library:name="Library Name" | <library:library library:name="Library Name" | ||
xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/script.xlb/" | xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/script.xlb/" | ||
xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/> | xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/> | ||
− | </ | + | </syntaxhighlight> |
− | |||
− | |||
</li> | </li> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
− | In | + | In the <tt>dialog.xlc</tt> configuration file for the user installation, add a link to the <tt>script.xlb</tt> configuration file for the library.<br> |
Use the following syntax for the link: | Use the following syntax for the link: | ||
− | < | + | <syntaxhighlight lang="xml"> |
<library:library library:name="Library Name" | <library:library library:name="Library Name" | ||
xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/dialog.xlb/" | xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/dialog.xlb/" | ||
xlink:type="simple" library:link="false"/> | xlink:type="simple" library:link="false"/> | ||
− | </ | + | </syntaxhighlight> |
− | |||
− | |||
</li> | </li> | ||
− | <li>Restart {{ | + | <li>Restart {{AOo}}.</li> |
</ol> | </ol> | ||
− | ===To Install a Custom {{ | + | ===To Install a Custom {{AOo}} Basic Library With a Macro=== |
− | You can create a | + | You can create a macro that installs a {{AOo}} Basic library from an {{AOo}} document. |
<ol class="task"> | <ol class="task"> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
− | In Writer, create a custom {{ | + | In Writer, create a custom {{AOo}} Basic library in a new document. |
</li> | </li> | ||
<li> | <li> | ||
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</li> | </li> | ||
<ol class="task" type="a"> | <ol class="task" type="a"> | ||
− | <li>Choose | + | <li>Choose {{menu|Tools|Macros|Organize Macros|OpenOffice Basic}}. The '''{{AOo}} Basic Macros''' dialog box appears.</li> |
<li>In the '''Macro from''' list, select your Writer document.</li> | <li>In the '''Macro from''' list, select your Writer document.</li> | ||
− | <li>In the '''Macro name''' box, | + | <li>In the '''Macro name''' box, type a name from the installation macro.</li> |
− | <li>Click the | + | <li>Click the {{button|New}} button. The '''BASIC''' IDE window appears.</li> |
− | <li> | + | <li>Type the following code:</li> |
− | < | + | <syntaxhighlight lang="oobas"> |
Sub AddBasicLibrary | Sub AddBasicLibrary | ||
Dim SourceLibraryName As String, DestLibraryName As String | Dim SourceLibraryName As String, DestLibraryName As String | ||
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Next iLib | Next iLib | ||
End Sub | End Sub | ||
− | </ | + | </syntaxhighlight> |
<li>Replace the <tt>SrcLibraryName</tt> and <tt>DestLibraryName</tt> variables with the name of your library.</li> | <li>Replace the <tt>SrcLibraryName</tt> and <tt>DestLibraryName</tt> variables with the name of your library.</li> | ||
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<li>Add a push button to the document.</li> | <li>Add a push button to the document.</li> | ||
<ol class="task" type="a"> | <ol class="task" type="a"> | ||
− | <li>On the ''' | + | <li>On the '''Form Controls''' toolbar, click the '''Push Button''' icon.</li> |
<li>In your document, drag to draw the button.</li> | <li>In your document, drag to draw the button.</li> | ||
</ol> | </ol> | ||
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<li>Assign the installation macro to a button event.</li> | <li>Assign the installation macro to a button event.</li> | ||
<ol class="task" type="a"> | <ol class="task" type="a"> | ||
− | <li>Right-click the button | + | <li>Right-click the new button and choose '''Control'''.</li> |
<li>Click the '''Events''' tab.</li> | <li>Click the '''Events''' tab.</li> | ||
− | <li>Click the ''' | + | <li>Click the ellipsis '''(…)''' next to a button event. For example, the '''Mouse button pressed''' event might be used.</li> |
− | <li>In the '''Assign | + | <li>In the '''Assign Action''' dialog box, click the '''Macro''' button. The '''Macro Selector''' dialog box appears.</li> |
<li>In the '''Library''' list, select the library that contains the installation macro.</li> | <li>In the '''Library''' list, select the library that contains the installation macro.</li> | ||
<li>In the '''Macro name''' list, select the installation macro.</li> | <li>In the '''Macro name''' list, select the installation macro.</li> | ||
− | <li>Click | + | <li>Click {{button|OK}}.</li> |
− | <li>In the '''Assign Macro''' dialog box, click | + | <li>In the '''Assign Macro''' dialog box, click {{button|OK}}.</li> |
</ol> | </ol> | ||
<li>Save the document.</li> | <li>Save the document.</li> | ||
</ol> | </ol> | ||
+ | {{InterWiki Languages AdminGuide|articletitle=Documentation/Administration Guide/Using Custom Macros and Libraries}} | ||
{{PDL1}} | {{PDL1}} |
Latest revision as of 16:01, 27 May 2021
- Apache OpenOffice Basic Macros and Libraries
- Apache OpenOffice Extension Manager
- Adding Template Files to an Apache OpenOffice Installation
- Adding AutoText Files to an Apache OpenOffice Network Installation
- Deactivating the Apache OpenOffice Registration Wizard
- Accessing Email Clients
- Customizing the User Interface
- Restricting Functionality in Apache OpenOffice
- Accessing Apache OpenOffice User Profiles on an LDAP Server
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Apache OpenOffice Basic is a programming language you can use to automate tasks in Apache OpenOffice. Apache OpenOffice Basic macros are stored in modules that in turn are stored in libraries. Libraries also act as containers for dialog boxes you create in Apache OpenOffice Basic. You can store Basic libraries in any directory that a user can access.
Use Apache OpenOffice extensions for packaging and deploying Basic Libraries. The Apache OpenOffice Developer's Guide describes these Extensions in detail. |
About Apache OpenOffice Basic Libraries and Modules
The default Apache OpenOffice Basic libraries are located in the install-dir/share/basic directory. A library contains the following files:
- script.xlb
- A XML file that contains the names of the modules in the library.
- dialog.xlb
- A XML file that contains the names of dialog boxes in the library.
- *.xba
- A XML file that stores the Apache OpenOffice Basic source code for a single Apache OpenOffice Basic module. The file name corresponds to the module name.
- *.xdl
- A XML file that stores the dialog elements of an Apache OpenOffice Basic dialog box. The file name corresponds to the dialog name.
- *.pba
- An Apache OpenOffice Basic module which is protected with a password, that is, the source code is encrypted. The file name corresponds to the module name.
About Apache OpenOffice Basic Configuration Files
The script.xlc and dialog.xlc configuration files list the location of Apache OpenOffice Basic libraries and dialog boxes. These files are located in the install-dir/user/basic/ directory which also contains the default Standard Apache OpenOffice Basic library as well as the user-defined libraries.
The XML-based script.xlc file includes a list of all Basic libraries that are available to Apache OpenOffice. The following tags are used:
- library:name
- Specifies the name of the Apache OpenOffice Basic library.
- xlink:href
- Specifies the URL of the script.xlb file for the library. The URL must begin with the file:/// notation.
You do not need to specify a value for the xlink:href tag if the library is in the <Apache OpenOffice installation directory>/user/basic directory. |
- xlink:type
- This tag, required by the xlink:href tag, must be set to simple.
- library:link
- Specifies that the entry is a link to a library that is not in the default library location. The default location for Apache OpenOffice Basic libraries is install-dir/user/basic. If you only use the default location for the libraries, set the value of this tag to false. For all other libraries, set the value of this tag to true.
- library:readonly
- Specifies whether a library is read-only. Set the value of this tag to true for read-only access.
The following XML code is for a script.xlc configuration file for Apache OpenOffice Basic libraries. The only difference between this file and a dialog.xlc file is that the xlink:href tag points to the script.xlb file of a library instead of the dialog.xlb file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE library:libraries PUBLIC
"-//OpenOffice.org//DTD OfficeDocument 1.0//EN" "libraries.dtd">
<library:libraries
xmlns:library="http://openoffice.org/2000/library"
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">
<library:library library:name="Standard"
xlink:href="file:///.../user/basic/Standard/script.xlb/"
xlink:type="simple" library:link="false"/>
<library:library library:name="FormWizard"
xlink:href="file:///.../share/basic/FormWizard/script.xlb/"
xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/>
</library:libraries>
Sample Apache OpenOffice Basic Configuration File
Distributing Apache OpenOffice Basic Libraries
You can make custom Apache OpenOffice Basic libraries available to either existing Apache OpenOffice installations or new installations only.
To Make a Custom Apache OpenOffice Basic Library Available to All Users on a Network
Use Apache OpenOffice to create a custom library as well as the macros in the library.
-
As root, copy the custom library from the user installation where you created the library to the Apache OpenOffice server installation.
cp -r install-dir/user/basic/custom library install-dir/share/basic/ -
In the script.xlc configuration file for the user installation, add a link to the script.xlb configuration file for the library.
Use the following syntax for the link:<library:library library:name="Library Name" xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/script.xlb/" xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/>
-
In the dialog.xlc configuration file for the user installation, add a link to the script.xlb configuration file for the library.
Use the following syntax for the link:<library:library library:name="Library Name" xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/dialog.xlb/" xlink:type="simple" library:link="false"/>
- Restart Apache OpenOffice on the workstations.
To Make a Custom Apache OpenOffice Basic Library Available to a Single User
-
Copy the custom library from the user installation where you created the library to the user installation where you want to deploy the library.
- On the Solaris and Linux platforms, become root, and copy the library.
cp -r ''install-dir''/user/basic/custom library ''install-dir''/user/basic/
- On Windows, become a user with administrator privileges, and copy the library.
The file name path for the library is C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\install-dir\user\basic\custom library
-
In the script.xlc configuration file for the user installation, add a link to the script.xlb configuration file for the library.
Use the following syntax for the link:<library:library library:name="Library Name" xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/script.xlb/" xlink:type="simple" library:link="true" library:readonly="false"/>
-
In the dialog.xlc configuration file for the user installation, add a link to the script.xlb configuration file for the library.
Use the following syntax for the link:<library:library library:name="Library Name" xlink:href="$(USER)/basic/Library Name/dialog.xlb/" xlink:type="simple" library:link="false"/>
- Restart Apache OpenOffice.
To Install a Custom Apache OpenOffice Basic Library With a Macro
You can create a macro that installs a Apache OpenOffice Basic library from an Apache OpenOffice document.
- In Writer, create a custom Apache OpenOffice Basic library in a new document.
- Save the document.
- Create an installation macro.
- Choose {{#if: Tools |Tools}}{{#if: Macros | → Macros}}{{#if: Organize Macros | → Organize Macros}}{{#if: OpenOffice Basic | → OpenOffice Basic}}{{#if: | → {{{5}}}}}{{#if: | → {{{6}}}}}{{#if: | → {{{7}}}}}{{#if: | → {{{8}}}}}{{#if: | → {{{9}}}}}{{#if: | → {{{10}}}}}. The Apache OpenOffice Basic Macros dialog box appears.
- In the Macro from list, select your Writer document.
- In the Macro name box, type a name from the installation macro.
- Click the New button. The BASIC IDE window appears.
- Type the following code:
- Replace the SrcLibraryName and DestLibraryName variables with the name of your library.
- Close the BASIC IDE window.
- Add a push button to the document.
- On the Form Controls toolbar, click the Push Button icon.
- In your document, drag to draw the button.
- Assign the installation macro to a button event.
- Right-click the new button and choose Control.
- Click the Events tab.
- Click the ellipsis (…) next to a button event. For example, the Mouse button pressed event might be used.
- In the Assign Action dialog box, click the Macro button. The Macro Selector dialog box appears.
- In the Library list, select the library that contains the installation macro.
- In the Macro name list, select the installation macro.
- Click OK .
- In the Assign Macro dialog box, click OK .
- Save the document.
Sub AddBasicLibrary
Dim SourceLibraryName As String, DestLibraryName As String
Dim oSrcLib As Object, oDestLib As Object, iCounter As Integer
Dim oLib As Object, oGlobalLib As Object
' set these 2 variables to your lib name
SrcLibraryName = "TextLib"
' The name of the library that contains the modules
DestLibraryName = "NewLib"
' This library will be created and is the
' destination for the modules from the source document.
oLib = BasicLibraries ' For Basic libaries
oGlobalLib = GlobalScope.BasicLibraries
For iLib = 1 To 2
If oGlobalLib.hasByName( DestLibraryName ) = False Then
oGlobalLib.createLibrary( DestLibraryName )
End If
If oLib.hasByName( SrcLibraryName ) Then
oLib.loadLibrary( SrcLibraryName )
oSrcLib = oLib.getByName( SrcLibraryName )
sSrcModules = oSrcLib.getElementNames()
iCounter = lBound( sSrcModules() )
while( iCounter <= uBound( sSrcModules() ) )
oDestLib = oGlobalLib.getByName(DestLibraryName)
If oDestLib.hasByName( sSrcModules(iCounter) ) = False Then
oDestLib.insertByName( sSrcModules(iCounter),_
oSrcLib.getByName( sSrcModules(iCounter) ) )
End If
iCounter = iCounter + 1
wend
End If
oLib = DialogLibraries ' The same for the Dialog libraries
oGlobalLib = GlobalScope.DialogLibraries
Next iLib
End Sub
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