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unpublished interface XBindableValue
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
specifies support for being bound to an external value
See also
XValueBinding
Developers Guide
Forms - Value Bindings
Methods' Summary
setValueBinding sets an external instance which controls the value of the component  
getValueBinding retrieves the external instance which currently controls the value of the component  
Methods' Details
setValueBinding
void
setValueBinding( [in] XValueBinding  aBinding )
raises( IncompatibleTypesException );
Description
sets an external instance which controls the value of the component

Any previously active binding will be revoked. There can be only one!

Parameter aBinding
the new binding which is to be used by the component. May be NULL, in this case only the current binding is revoked.
Throws
IncompatibleTypesException if the new binding (provided it's not NULL) supports only types which are incompatible with the types of the bindable component.
getValueBinding
XValueBinding
getValueBinding();
Description
retrieves the external instance which currently controls the value of the component
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