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:: com :: sun :: star :: style ::

interface XStyle
Base Interfaces
XStyle
┗ ::com::sun::star::container::XNamed
::com::sun::star::container::XNamed
(referenced interface's summary:)
specifies the name of the object.
Description
specifies a template for a style (aka style sheet).
Developers Guide
Text - Overall Document Features - Styles
Drawings - Overall Document Features - Styles - Graphics Styles
Methods' Summary
isUserDefined identifies a style as defined by the user.  
isInUse  
getParentStyle  
setParentStyle sets the name of the parent style.  
Methods' Details
isUserDefined
boolean
isUserDefined();
Description
identifies a style as defined by the user.
isInUse
boolean
isInUse();
Returns
true if this type is used in the document.
getParentStyle
string
getParentStyle();
Returns
the name of the parent style, probably empty.
setParentStyle
void
setParentStyle( [in] string  aParentStyle )
raises( ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException );
Description
sets the name of the parent style.
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