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PART 2
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1) For the last identifier, I want to point out that it is not easy to get the correct object identifier name thing. If you can not access the VBA documentation, you can find about windows registry
2) table, looking about in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, you can get some name of the application. Object IDs that are valid on your machine are placed in the CLSID subfolder.
3) Applications typically provide documentation describing its COM methods and properties. In office2000, you can run the program, open the VBA editor, and select the object editor. Enter the application
4) a method name or attribute name of the library, and then, in the following window with the right mouse button to select a class or member name, some help, you'll get a description of the class or member. You also
5) can refer to MSDN. An Excel example is as follows: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/officedev/off2000/xltocobjectmodelapplication.htm
6) Operate MS Word with COM functions
Now, let's start the first example:
# **** *********************************************
# This example comes from the Zend site, with minor changes
# Open a word instance and create a new document Useless test.doc
# Enter a line of text "
# ********************************************* **** #Instantiate
print "Loaded Word, version {$ word -> Version}
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an object
$ word = new COM ("word.application") or die ("Unable to instantiate Word"); #Get
and display the version
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π¦ PHP4 COM function (windows version) : FULL
PART 2
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π¦ ππΌππ πππΈβπ :
1) For the last identifier, I want to point out that it is not easy to get the correct object identifier name thing. If you can not access the VBA documentation, you can find about windows registry
2) table, looking about in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, you can get some name of the application. Object IDs that are valid on your machine are placed in the CLSID subfolder.
3) Applications typically provide documentation describing its COM methods and properties. In office2000, you can run the program, open the VBA editor, and select the object editor. Enter the application
4) a method name or attribute name of the library, and then, in the following window with the right mouse button to select a class or member name, some help, you'll get a description of the class or member. You also
5) can refer to MSDN. An Excel example is as follows: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/officedev/off2000/xltocobjectmodelapplication.htm
6) Operate MS Word with COM functions
Now, let's start the first example:
# **** *********************************************
# This example comes from the Zend site, with minor changes
# Open a word instance and create a new document Useless test.doc
# Enter a line of text "
# ********************************************* **** #Instantiate
print "Loaded Word, version {$ word -> Version}
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an object
$ word = new COM ("word.application") or die ("Unable to instantiate Word"); #Get
and display the version
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