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Before we can go about defining our first interface, you need to know the simple types you may use in your interface definition. You should already be familiar with the simple UNO types from the chapters [[Documentation/DevGuide/FirstSteps/First Steps|First Steps]] and [[Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/Professional UNO|Professional UNO]]. Since we have to use them in idl definition files, we repeat the type keywords and their meaning here. | Before we can go about defining our first interface, you need to know the simple types you may use in your interface definition. You should already be familiar with the simple UNO types from the chapters [[Documentation/DevGuide/FirstSteps/First Steps|First Steps]] and [[Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/Professional UNO|Professional UNO]]. Since we have to use them in idl definition files, we repeat the type keywords and their meaning here. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:45, 13 May 2009
Before we can go about defining our first interface, you need to know the simple types you may use in your interface definition. You should already be familiar with the simple UNO types from the chapters First Steps and Professional UNO. Since we have to use them in idl definition files, we repeat the type keywords and their meaning here.
| simple UNO type | Type description |
|---|---|
char
|
16-bit unicode character type |
boolean
|
boolean type; true and false |
byte
|
8-bit ordinal integer type |
short
|
signed 16-bit ordinal integer type |
unsigned short
|
unsigned 16-bit ordinal integer type (deprecated) |
long
|
signed 32-bit ordinal integer type |
unsigned long
|
unsigned 32-bit integer type (deprecated) |
hyper
|
signed 64-bit ordinal integer type |
unsigned hyper
|
unsigned 64-bit ordinal integer type (deprecated) |
float
|
processor dependent float |
double
|
processor dependent double |
string
|
string of 16-bit unicode characters |
any
|
universal type, takes every simple or compound UNO type, similar to Variant in other environments or Object in Java |
void
|
Indicates that a method does not provide a return value |
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