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:: com :: sun :: star :: drawing :: framework ::

unpublished service BasicToolBarFactory
Supported Interface
XResourceFactory
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
The BasicToolBarFactory is a resource factory that provides (some of) the tool bars used by the Draw and Impress applications.

The factory recognizes the following URLs:

  • private:resource/toolbar/ViewTabBar for the tab bar that allows the switching between views.
This short list marks the implementation of this service clearly as being in transition.

This factory is typically created indirectly by registering it in the configuration and have the XModuleController create it on demand.
Constructors' Summary
create Give the controller to new instances so that they have access to the drawing framework controllers.  
Constructors' Details
create
create( [in] ::com::sun::star::frame::XController  xController );
Description
Give the controller to new instances so that they have access to the drawing framework controllers.

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