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| − | The special type <code>any</code> can represent values of all other UNO types. In the target languages, the <code>any</code> type requires special treatment. There is an < | + | The special type <code>any</code> can represent values of all other UNO types. In the target languages, the <code>any</code> type requires special treatment. There is an <tt>AnyConverter</tt> in Java and special operators in C++. For details, see [[Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/UNO Language Bindings|UNO Language Bindings]]. |
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Revision as of 09:14, 22 February 2009
The special type any can represent values of all other UNO types. In the target languages, the any type requires special treatment. There is an AnyConverter in Java and special operators in C++. For details, see UNO Language Bindings.
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