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:: com :: sun :: star :: ui ::

service ActionTrigger
Description
describes a trigger for an (user inter-)action.

Common examples for such triggers are menu entries or toolbar icons.
Properties' Summary
string
Text		 contains the text of the menu entry.  
string
CommandURL		 contains the command URL for the menu entry.  
string
HelpURL		 [ OPTIONAL ]
contains the a URL that points to a help text.  
::com::sun::star::awt::XBitmap
Image		 contains the menu item image.  
::com::sun::star::container::XIndexContainer
SubContainer		 contains a sub menu.  
Properties' Details
Text
string Text;
Description
contains the text of the menu entry.
CommandURL
string CommandURL;
Description
contains the command URL for the menu entry.
HelpURL
string HelpURL;
Usage Restrictions
optional
Description
contains the a URL that points to a help text.
Image
::com::sun::star::awt::XBitmap Image;
Description
contains the menu item image.
SubContainer
::com::sun::star::container::XIndexContainer SubContainer;
Description
contains a sub menu.

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