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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */
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#ifndef _SAMPLE_OBJECT_HXX
#define _SAMPLE_OBJECT_HXX
#include <basic/sbxfac.hxx>
#include <basic/sbxvar.hxx>
#include <basic/sbxobj.hxx>
// 1) Properties:
// Name R/O
// Value a double-value, R/W
// 2) Methods:
// Display display a text
// Square argument * argument
// Event call of a Basic-program
// 3) Sub-objects:
// a collection named "elements". The access is implemented as
// property (for the whole object) and as method (for single
// elements, is passed through).
// This implementation is an example for a table controlled
// version that can contain many elements.
// The collection is located in COLLECTN.*, the collection's
// objects in COLLELEM.*
class SampleObject : public SbxObject
{
using SbxVariable::GetInfo;
// Definition of a table entry. This is done here because
// methods and properties can be declared private that way.
#if defined ( ICC ) || defined ( C50 )
public:
#endif
typedef void( SampleObject::*pMeth )
( SbxVariable* pThis, SbxArray* pArgs, sal_Bool bWrite );
#if defined ( ICC )
private:
#endif
struct Methods {
const char* pName; // name of an entry
SbxDataType eType; // data type
pMeth pFunc;
short nArgs; // arguments and flags
};
static Methods aMethods[]; // method table
// methods
void Display( SbxVariable*, SbxArray*, sal_Bool );
void Event( SbxVariable*, SbxArray*, sal_Bool );
void Square( SbxVariable*, SbxArray*, sal_Bool );
void Create( SbxVariable*, SbxArray*, sal_Bool );
// fill infoblock
SbxInfo* GetInfo( short nIdx );
// Broadcaster Notification
virtual void SFX_NOTIFY( SfxBroadcaster& rBC, const TypeId& rBCType,
const SfxHint& rHint, const TypeId& rHintType );
public:
SampleObject( const String& );
virtual SbxVariable* Find( const String&, SbxClassType );
};
class SampleObjectFac : public SbxFactory
{
public:
virtual SbxObject* CreateObject( const String& );
};
#endif
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