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interface XControlContainer
Description
Provides access to the controls within an UnoControlContainer.
Methods' Summary
setStatusText sets the status text in the status bar of the container.  
getControls returns all controls.  
getControl returns the control with the specified name.  
addControl adds the given control with the specified name to the container.  
removeControl removes the given control from the container.  
Methods' Details
setStatusText
[oneway] void
setStatusText( [in] string  StatusText );
Description
sets the status text in the status bar of the container.
getControls
sequence< XControl >
getControls();
Description
returns all controls.
getControl
XControl
getControl( [in] string  aName );
Description
returns the control with the specified name.
addControl
[oneway] void
addControl( [in] string  Name,
[in] XControl  Control );
Description
adds the given control with the specified name to the container.
removeControl
[oneway] void
removeControl( [in] XControl  Control );
Description
removes the given control from the container.
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