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interface XPropertySetInfo
Description
specifies a set of properties.

There are three kinds of properties:

  • bound properties
  • constrained properties
  • free properties

The specification only describes the properties, it does not contain any values.

Developers Guide
ProUNO - Properties
Methods' Summary
getProperties  
getPropertyByName  
hasPropertyByName  
Methods' Details
getProperties
sequence< Property >
getProperties();
Returns
a sequence with all property descriptors which are specified within this XPropertySetInfo.
getPropertyByName
Property
getPropertyByName( [in] string  aName )
raises( UnknownPropertyException );
Returns
the property with the specified name from the object.
Parameter aName
specifies the name of the property.
Throws
UnknownPropertyException if the property does not exist.
hasPropertyByName
boolean
hasPropertyByName( [in] string  Name );
Returns
true if a property with the specified name exist; otherwise false is returned.
Parameter aName
specifies the name of the property.
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