Extends the UNO language binding chapter LibreOffice Basic by information on how to access the application specific UNO API.

Provides an overview about the general language features built into LibreOffice Basic.

Features of LibreOffice Basic describes the Basic programming language integrated in LibreOffice, including.

The functionality of the Basic IDE window: the Basic macro editor and debugger, and the Dialog editor.

The dialogs to manage Basic and dialog libraries.

LibreOffice Basic IDE provides a reference to the functionality of the LibreOffice Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

First Steps with LibreOffice Basic guides you through the necessary steps to write LibreOffice Basic UNO Programs.

Green entries do match the filter but cannot be accepted or rejected.

Gray entries cannot be accepted or rejected and do not match the filter criterion. Entries in blue do not themselves match the filter criteria, but have subentries that are included by the filter.

Entries in black can be accepted or rejected and match the filter criteria. If the list of changes is too long, you can switch to the Filter tab in the dialog and specify that you only want to see the changes of certain authors, or only the changes of the last day, or that you want the list to be restricted in some other way.Ĭolor-coded entries display the result of the filter that is set. If one author has modified another author's change, you will see the changes hierarchically arranged with a plus sign for opening up the hierarchy. The change is selected and displayed in the document and you can now enter your decision with one of the buttons. Open the document and choose Edit - Track Changes - Manage. If you have put multiple copies of the document in circulation, first merge these into one document (see Merging Versions). When you edit a document in which others have made changes, you can accept or reject the changes individually or all together. In Writer text documents you can also accept or reject changes by choosing commands from the context menu.

Libreoffice 6.0 writer guide