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interface XNumberingTypeInfo
Description
provides access to the numbering types that are supported by a component.

To be able to store unknown numbering types in a file format the numbering types correspond to an identifier.

See also
NumberingRules, ::com::sun::star::style::NumberingType
Methods' Summary
getSupportedNumberingTypes returns the numbering type values that are supported by the component.  
getNumberingType returns the corresponding numbering type to an identifier.  
hasNumberingType determins whether an identifier is supported.  
getNumberingIdentifier returns the corresponding identifiert to a numbering type.  
Methods' Details
getSupportedNumberingTypes
sequence< short >
getSupportedNumberingTypes();
Description
returns the numbering type values that are supported by the component.
See also
getNumberingType
short
getNumberingType( [in] string  NumberingIdentifier );
Description
returns the corresponding numbering type to an identifier.
hasNumberingType
boolean
hasNumberingType( [in] string  NumberingIdentifier );
Description
determins whether an identifier is supported.
getNumberingIdentifier
string
getNumberingIdentifier( [in] short  NumberingType );
Description
returns the corresponding identifiert to a numbering type.
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