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

interface XNameContainer
Base Interfaces
XNameContainer
┗ XNameReplace
   ┗ XNameAccess
      ┗ XElementAccess
XNameReplace
(referenced interface's summary:)
This is the generic interface for supporting the replacement of named elements.
Description
This is the generic interface for supporting the insertion and removal of named elements.
See also
XContainer
Developers Guide
ProUNO - Collections and Containers
Methods' Summary
insertByName inserts the given element at the specified name.  
removeByName removes the element with the specified name.  
Methods' Details
insertByName
void
insertByName( [in] string  aName,
[in] any  aElement )
raises( ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException,
ElementExistException,
::com::sun::star::lang::WrappedTargetException );
Description
inserts the given element at the specified name.
removeByName
void
removeByName( [in] string  Name )
raises( NoSuchElementException,
::com::sun::star::lang::WrappedTargetException );
Description
removes the element with the specified name.
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