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A sequence in UNOIDL is an array containing a variable number of elements of the same UNOIDL type. The following is an example of a <code>sequence</code> term: | A sequence in UNOIDL is an array containing a variable number of elements of the same UNOIDL type. The following is an example of a <code>sequence</code> term: | ||
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// this term could occur in a UNOIDL definition block somewhere | // this term could occur in a UNOIDL definition block somewhere | ||
sequence< com::sun::star::uno::XInterface > | sequence< com::sun::star::uno::XInterface > | ||
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It starts with the keyword <code>sequence</code> and gives the element type enclosed in angle brackets <code><></code>. The element type must be a known type. A sequence type can be used as parameter, return value, property or struct member just like any other type. Sequences can also be nested, if necessary. | It starts with the keyword <code>sequence</code> and gives the element type enclosed in angle brackets <code><></code>. The element type must be a known type. A sequence type can be used as parameter, return value, property or struct member just like any other type. Sequences can also be nested, if necessary. | ||
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// this could be a nested sequence definition | // this could be a nested sequence definition | ||
sequence< sequence< long > > | sequence< sequence< long > > | ||
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// this could be an operation using sequences in some interface definition | // this could be an operation using sequences in some interface definition | ||
sequence< string > getNamesOfIndex(sequence< long > indexes); | sequence< string > getNamesOfIndex(sequence< long > indexes); | ||
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{{PDL1}} | {{PDL1}} | ||
[[Category:Documentation/Developer's Guide/Writing UNO Components]] | [[Category:Documentation/Developer's Guide/Writing UNO Components]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:21, 23 December 2020
A sequence in UNOIDL is an array containing a variable number of elements of the same UNOIDL type. The following is an example of a sequence term:
// this term could occur in a UNOIDL definition block somewhere sequence< com::sun::star::uno::XInterface >
It starts with the keyword sequence and gives the element type enclosed in angle brackets <>. The element type must be a known type. A sequence type can be used as parameter, return value, property or struct member just like any other type. Sequences can also be nested, if necessary.
// this could be a nested sequence definition sequence< sequence< long > > // this could be an operation using sequences in some interface definition sequence< string > getNamesOfIndex(sequence< long > indexes);
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