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63 <p>This instance allows for operations on a user interface form, by saving its clients
64 from various tedious and error-prone operations.</p>
66 <p>As an example, imagine you have a database form, displayed in some user
79 <em>Now</em> you're done ...</p>
81 <p>As another example, consider that you want to delete the current record from the
84 <type scope="com::sun::star::form::component">DataForm</type>.</p>
86 <p>If you agree that this is ugly to do and maintain, then <code>XFormOperations</code>
88 for you; plus some similar convenient wrappers for similar functionality.</p>
106 <p>Note that it is possible to operate on a user interface form without
109 which relies on the active control of the controller might be of limited use.</p>
115 <p>You would usually use this to update some user interface to reflect this state.
119 evaluating to <TRUE/>.<p>
125 indicating <em>disabled</em> with a <NULL/> state.</p>
133 <p>Calling this is equivalent to calling <member>getState</member>, and evaluating the
134 <member>FeatureState::Enabled</member> member.</p>
233 <p>This is a convenience method only. Calling it es equivalent to examing the
234 <member scope="com::sun::star::sdb">RowSet::IsNew</member> property of the form.</p>
245 <p>This is a convenience method only. Calling it es equivalent to examing the
246 <member scope="com::sun::star::sdb">RowSet::IsModified</member> property of the form.</p>
257 <p>If this attribute is not <NULL/>, the instance which it denotes will be notified
258 whenever the state of any supported feature might have changed.</p>
260 <p>For instance, imagine a form whose current row has just been moved to another
262 of all movement-related features might have changed.</p>
264 <p>Note that the instance does not actually notify changes in the feature states, but only
267 feature states, so we do not burden this implementation here with such mechanisms.</p>