When all else fails, check the xml. There's still a lot missing from oodoc, but you should be able to do most of it manually by using the xml manipulation methods. Example: I create a cell with the text "Notlinked-Link" and a link to http://www.cpanforum.com only on the word link. Make sure that you are set to "pretty-print" xml (Tools-Options-Load/Save-General-Uncheck "Size optimization for XML format (no pretty printing)"). Save it, then at the prompt unjar the oodoc (jar -xvf file.sxc). Take a look at content.xml:
<table:table-cell>
<text:p>Notlinked-<text:a xlink:href="http://www.cpanforum.com">Link</text:a></text:p>
</table:table-cell>
So you can use getAttribute on the text:a element. Example:
my @linkList = $fileHandle->getElementList('//text:a');
foreach my $element (@linkList) {
my $nextUrl = $fileHandle->getAttribute($element, 'xlink:href');
print "The next link is $nextUrl\n";
}
That should go through and print all the URLs in the table. As far as how to get the link in a specific cell? That could be tougher. One think you can do, if you're creating the table also, is you can add a Name to each link. That will show up as a separate attribute of the text:a element. You could even do it by cell #, I suppose. Then, get each text:a element and read their names. If the name matches what you want, you've got the correct link.
Hope that helped,
Matt
