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interface XPageCursor
Description
makes it possible to perform cursor movements between pages.
Methods' Summary
jumpToFirstPage moves the cursor to the first page.  
jumpToLastPage moves the cursor to the last page.  
jumpToPage moves the cursor to the specified page.  
getPage  
jumpToNextPage moves the cursor to the next page.  
jumpToPreviousPage moves the cursor to the previous page.  
jumpToEndOfPage moves the cursor to the end of the current page.  
jumpToStartOfPage moves the cursor to the start of the current page.  
Methods' Details
jumpToFirstPage
boolean
jumpToFirstPage();
Description
moves the cursor to the first page.
jumpToLastPage
boolean
jumpToLastPage();
Description
moves the cursor to the last page.
jumpToPage
boolean
jumpToPage( [in] short  nPage );
Description
moves the cursor to the specified page.
getPage
short
getPage();
Returns
the number of the page within the document of this cursor.
jumpToNextPage
boolean
jumpToNextPage();
Description
moves the cursor to the next page.
See also
XPageCursor::jumpToPreviousPage
jumpToPreviousPage
boolean
jumpToPreviousPage();
Description
moves the cursor to the previous page.
See also
XPageCursor::jumpToNextPage
jumpToEndOfPage
boolean
jumpToEndOfPage();
Description
moves the cursor to the end of the current page.
See also
XPageCursor::jumpToEndOfPreviousPage
jumpToStartOfPage
boolean
jumpToStartOfPage();
Description
moves the cursor to the start of the current page.
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