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:: com :: sun :: star :: awt :: grid ::

unpublished interface XGridDataListener
Base Interfaces
XGridDataListener
┗ ::com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener
::com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener
(referenced interface's summary:)
base interface for all event listeners interfaces.
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
An instance of this interface is used by the XGridDataModel to get notifications about data model changes.

Usually you must not implement this interface yourself, but you must notify it correctly if you implement the XGridDataModel yourself

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Since
OOo 3.3.0
Methods' Summary
rowAdded Invoked after a row was added to the data model.  
rowRemoved Invoked after a row was added to the data model.  
dataChanged Invoked after a row was added to the data model.  
Methods' Details
rowAdded
void
rowAdded( [in] GridDataEvent  Event );
Description
Invoked after a row was added to the data model.
rowRemoved
void
rowRemoved( [in] GridDataEvent  Event );
Description
Invoked after a row was added to the data model.
dataChanged
void
dataChanged( [in] GridDataEvent  Event );
Description
Invoked after a row was added to the data model.
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