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interface XLinguServiceEventBroadcaster
Description
is used to register a listener for LinguServiceEvents.

This interface may be used by spellchecker or hyphenator implementations to allow clients to be registered and informed about LinguServiceEvents.

Note: The LinguServiceManager forwards the LinguServiceEvents it receives (from spellcheckers or hyphenators) to its own listeners. Thus, there should be no need to register as a listener for a specific implementation./P>

See also
XLinguServiceManager, XLinguServiceEventListener
Methods' Summary
addLinguServiceEventListener  
removeLinguServiceEventListener  
Methods' Details
addLinguServiceEventListener
boolean
addLinguServiceEventListener( [in] XLinguServiceEventListener  xLstnr );
Returns
true if the listener was successfully added, false otherwise.
Parameter xLstnr
the listener to be addded.
removeLinguServiceEventListener
boolean
removeLinguServiceEventListener( [in] XLinguServiceEventListener  xLstnr );
Returns
true if the listener was successfully removed, false otherwise.
Parameter xLstnr
the listener to be removed.
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