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63 be used to interact with the user, with respect to a given aspect of the inspected
81 /** binds the property handler to a new component
90 /** retrieves the current value of a property
100 /** sets the value of a property
113 /** returns the state of a property
129 a factory for creating <type>XPropertyControl</type> instances. Must not be <NULL/>.
146 /** converts a given control-compatible value to a property value
148 … <p>In <member>describePropertyLine</member>, a property handler declared which type of control
149 should be used to display the value of a certain property. To allow to use the same control
153 … <p>This method converts a control value into a property value, which subsequently can be used
177 /** converts a given property value to a control-compatible value
179 … <p>In <member>describePropertyLine</member>, a property handler declared which type of control
180 should be used to display the value of a certain property. To allow to use the same control
184 <p>This method converts a property value, which has previously been obtained using
185 <member>getPropertyValue</member>, into a control-compatible value, which can be used
188 … <p>A usual application of this method are list boxes: There is a generic list box implementation,
189 which is able to display a simple list of strings. Usually, every string represents one
224 /** registers a listener for notification about property value changes
230 <p>If a handler implementation supports property change listeners, it must be able to cope
231 with a call to <member>addPropertyChangeListener</member> even if currently no component is
232 being inspected. In this case, the listener must become active as soon as a new introspectee
245 /** revokes a listener for notification about property value changes
255 when a fixed set of property handlers is used for a variety of components to inspect,
267 a property handler can also declare that foreign properties (which it is
271 should continue to be responsible for all properties, except a few which your
274 <p>In such a case, simply return those properties here.</p>
276 <p>There is a precedence in the property handlers used by an <type>ObjectInspector</type>,
282 by a handler preceding them, but not properties of handlers succeeding them.</p>
305 <p>With this method, a handler can declare that it feels responsible for some/all
318 /** determines whether a given property, which the handler is responsible for, is composable.
333 /** called when a browse button belonging to a property UI represenation has been clicked
335 … <p>Property handlers can raise a dedicated UI for entering or somehow changing a property value.
336 … Usually, this will be a modal dialog, but it can also be a non-modal user interface component.</p>
339 … and <member>LineDescriptor::HasSecondaryButton</member> members of a <type>LineDescriptor</type>,
349 <p>If a handler sets the new property value directly, and returns
356 …<p>If a property is not composeable, directly setting the new property value does not yield any pr…
397 … /** updates the UI of dependent properties when the value of a certain actuating property changed
399 <p>This method is called whenever a property value changes, limited to those properties
409 a callback for updating the object inspector UI
414 …If <FALSE/>, there was a real <member scope="com::sun::star::beans">XPropertyChangeListener::prope…
435 <p>A <type>XPropertyHandler</type> is used by a <type>XObjectInspector</type> instance,
436 … which implements the XController interface. By definition, a XObjectInspector always forwards
441 for property value input. Such a component might have been opened during
442 <member>onInteractivePropertySelection</member>. If a property handler receives a
451 latter happens if a handler was successfully suspended, but an external instance