XAccessibleExtendedComponent
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- Overview
- Bridges
- Accessibility Tree
- Content Information
- Listeners and Broadcasters
- Implementing Accessible Objects
- Using the Accessibility API
- XAccessibleContext
- XAccessibleComponent
- XAccessibleExtendedComponent
- XAccessibleText
- XAccessibleEditableText
- XAccessibleTable
- XAccessibleEventBroadcaster
- XAccessibleEventListener
- XAccessibleSelection
- XAccessibleRelationSet
- XAccessibleStateSet
- XAccessibleValue
- XAccessibleImage
- XAccessibleAction
- XAccessibleKeyBinding
- XAccessibleHypertext
- XAccessibleHyperlink
While the com.sun.star.accessibility.XAccessibleComponent interface should be implemented by almost every accessible object, the support of the XAccessibleExtendedComponent interface is optional. Its most important function, getFont() returns the font used to display text.
The getTitledBorderText() function returns the text that is displayed on an object's window borders, which in the case of Apache OpenOffice is only relevant for top-level windows.
The getToolTipText() function returns the tool tip text that is displayed when the mouse pointer rests long enough over one point of the object.
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