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:: com :: sun :: star :: beans ::

interface XExactName
Description
provides a method of changing names for converting an approximate name to an existing name.

One field of application is the conversion of case-insensitive names to the existing names.

Example: A basic interpreter ignores the case of the names. So it must query the XExactName interface and then call the method.

See also
XPropertySet, XIntrospectionAccess, ::com::sun::star::container::XNameAccess
Methods' Summary
getExactName  
Methods' Details
getExactName
string
getExactName( [in] string  aApproximateName );
Returns
the exact name for a given aprroximate name.

For example "getExactName" could be returned for "GETEXACTNAME" when "GETEXACTNAME" was used by a case insesitive scripting language.

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