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

interface XImplicitIDContainer
Base Interfaces
XImplicitIDContainer
┗ XImplicitIDReplace
XImplicitIDReplace
(referenced interface's summary:)
makes it possible to replace contents in a collection by an implicit (unique) ID:
Description
makes it possible to insert and remove elements in/from a container using an implicit (unique) ID.
Methods' Summary
addWithImplicitID adds a new object to the container and generates an implicit (unique) ID for this object.  
removeByImplicitID removes an object from the container which is specified by an implicit (unique) identifier.  
Methods' Details
addWithImplicitID
string
addWithImplicitID( [in] any  aElement );
Description
adds a new object to the container and generates an implicit (unique) ID for this object.
Returns
the implicit ID for the new object.
removeByImplicitID
void
removeByImplicitID( [in] string  ID )
raises( NoSuchElementException );
Description
removes an object from the container which is specified by an implicit (unique) identifier.
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