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deprecated interface XConnectorShape
Base Interfaces
XConnectorShape
┗ XShape
   ┗ XShapeDescriptor
XShape
(referenced interface's summary:)
lets you do a basic transformation on a Shape and get its type.
Usage Restrictions
deprecated
Methods' Summary
connectStart connects the start of this instance  
connectEnd connects the end of this instance.  
disconnectBegin disconnects the given Shape from the start of this instance.  
disconnectEnd disconnects the given Shape from the end of this instance.  
Methods' Details
connectStart
void
connectStart( [in] XConnectableShape  xShape,
[in] ConnectionType  nPos );
Description
connects the start of this instance
connectEnd
void
connectEnd( [in] XConnectableShape  xShape,
[in] ConnectionType  nPos );
Description
connects the end of this instance.
disconnectBegin
void
disconnectBegin( [in] XConnectableShape  xShape );
Description
disconnects the given Shape from the start of this instance.
disconnectEnd
void
disconnectEnd( [in] XConnectableShape  xShape );
Description
disconnects the given Shape from the end of this instance.
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