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:: com :: sun :: star :: script :: browse ::

unpublished interface XBrowseNode
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
This interface represents a node in the hierarchy used to browse available scripts. Objects implementing this interface are expected to also implement com.sun.star.beans.XPropertySet and, optionally, com.sun.star.script.XInvocation (see the Developers' Guide for more details).
Methods' Summary
getName Get the name of the node  
getChildNodes Get the children of this node  
hasChildNodes Indicates if this node contains any children  
getType the type of the node.  
Methods' Details
getName
string
getName();
Description
Get the name of the node
Returns
The string name of this node
getChildNodes
sequence< XBrowseNode >
getChildNodes();
Description
Get the children of this node
Returns
XBrowseNode sequence of child nodes
hasChildNodes
boolean
hasChildNodes();
Description
Indicates if this node contains any children
Returns
boolean true if there are child nodes.
getType
short
getType();
Description
the type of the node.
Returns
A short reresenting the type of this node.
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