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interface XModuleUIConfigurationManager |
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- Usage Restrictions
- not published
- Description
- specifies specific functions of a module based user interface
configuration manager interface.
A module user interface configuration manager supports, unlike a
document based ui configuration manager, two layers of configuration
settings data:
1. Layer: A module default user interface configuration which
describe all user interface elements settings that are
used by OpenOffice. It is not possible to insert, remove
or change elements settings in this layer through the
interfaces.
2. Layer: A module user interface configuration which only contains
customized user interface elements and user-defined ones.
All changes on user interface element settings are done on
this layer. This layer is the same as the document ui
configuration manager uses.
- Since
- OOo 2.0
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Methods' Summary |
isDefaultSettings |
determine if the settings of a user interface element is part
of the default layer of the user interface configuration manager.
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getDefaultSettings |
retrieves the settings from the default layer of the user interface
configuration manager if it has a default layer.
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Methods' Details |
isDefaultSettings
- Description
- determine if the settings of a user interface element is part
of the default layer of the user interface configuration manager.
- Parameter ResourceURL
- a resource URL which identifies the user interface element. A
resource URL must meet the following syntax:
"private:resource/$type/$name. It is only allowed to use ASCII
characters for type and name.
- Returns
- true if settings have been found in the default layer,
otherwise false.
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getDefaultSettings
- Description
- retrieves the settings from the default layer of the user interface
configuration manager if it has a default layer.
- Parameter ResourceURL
- a resource URL which identifies the user interface element. A
resource URL must meet the following syntax:
"private:resource/$type/$name. It is only allowed to use ASCII
characters for type and name.
- Returns
- true if default settings have been found in the default layer,
otherwise false.
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