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interface XChartDataChangeEventListener
Base Interfaces
XChartDataChangeEventListener
┗ ::com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener
::com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener
(referenced interface's summary:)
base interface for all event listeners interfaces.
Description
makes it possible to receive events when chart data changes.
Methods' Summary
chartDataChanged is called whenever chart data changes in value or structure.  
Methods' Details
chartDataChanged
void
chartDataChanged( [in] ChartDataChangeEvent  aEvent );
Description
is called whenever chart data changes in value or structure.

This interface must be implemented by components that wish to get notified of changes in chart data. They can be registered at an XChartData component.

Parameter aEvent
the event that gives further information on what changed.
See also
ChartDataChangeEvent, XChartData
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