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unpublished interface XLabeledDataSequence
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
allows acces to a one-dimensional sequence of data.

The data that is stored in this container may contain different types.
Methods' Summary
getValues returns an XDataSequence containing the actual data.  
setValues sets a new XDataSequence containing the actual data.  
getLabel returns an XDataSequence containing the label for the labeled sequence.  
setLabel sets a new XDataSequence containing the label for the labeled sequence.  
Methods' Details
getValues
XDataSequence
getValues();
Description
returns an XDataSequence containing the actual data.
setValues
void
setValues( [in] XDataSequence  xSequence );
Description
sets a new XDataSequence containing the actual data.
getLabel
XDataSequence
getLabel();
Description
returns an XDataSequence containing the label for the labeled sequence.
setLabel
void
setLabel( [in] XDataSequence  xSequence );
Description
sets a new XDataSequence containing the label for the labeled sequence.
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