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:: com :: sun :: star :: container ::

interface XContentEnumerationAccess
Description
allows access to the collections of all content types within the object.
Example

This example prints the names of all tables: 

 xTextTableEnum = xTextDoc.createContentEnumeration( "com::sun::star::text::TextTable" )
 while xTextTableEnum.hasMoreElements() do
 print xTextTableEnum.nextElement().Name
 wend
Developers Guide
Text - Iterating over Text
ProUNO - Service Manager - XContentEnumerationAccess Interface
Methods' Summary
createContentEnumeration  
getAvailableServiceNames  
Methods' Details
createContentEnumeration
XEnumeration
createContentEnumeration( [in] string  aServiceName );
Returns
a new enumeration object for the contents of the specified service type.
getAvailableServiceNames
sequence< string >
getAvailableServiceNames();
Returns
all names of services of which instances exist in this object.

XContentEnumerationAccess::createContentEnumeration creates an enumeration for all the service names which are listed here. For all others it creates no enumeration.

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