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97 XObjectInspector inspector = createObjectInspector(); in interactiveObjectInspector() local100 inspector.inspect( new Object[] { inspectee } ); in interactiveObjectInspector()102 ConsoleWait keyWaiter = new ConsoleWait( inspector ); in interactiveObjectInspector()127 XObjectInspector inspector = com.sun.star.inspection.ObjectInspector.createWithModel( in createObjectInspector() local131 new HelpTextProvider( inspector.getInspectorUI() ); in createObjectInspector()134 inspector.attachFrame( inspectorFrame.getXFrame() ); in createObjectInspector()140 return inspector; in createObjectInspector()
53 <p>Even more, the inspector can optionally display a help section at the bottom of its57 the facets of an inspected component - without such handlers, the inspector window will simply60 <p>The property handlers, as well as more information about the layout of the inspector,61 are provided by a inspector model, which has to be implemented by the user of the inspector.</p>68 …was created already contains such a value, it is not overwritten. Only if it doesn't, the inspector69 … will add an own value - which contains the inspector's main window - to the context when creating
52 /** allows to plug the inspector into an <type scope="com::sun::star::frame">XFrame</type>74 /** provides access to the current model of the inspector84 <p>If a new model is set at the inspector, the complete UI will be rebuilt to reflect89 /** provides access to the user interface of the object inspector.111 if the inspector cannot switch to another object set. This typically happens if
104 the property lines, the inspector model can associate an "order index" with each property.127 /** indicates that the object inspector should have a help section.129 <p>The object inspector displays lines of property/values, optionally grouped131 Additionally, the inspector can optionally display a section dedicated to help167 /** determines whether the object inspector's UI should be read-only.172 <p>In a read-only object inspector, the property controls are readonly or
76 needed by the object inspector anymore. Handler implementations should clean up any228 reflected in the object inspector.</p>259 by all further processing in the object inspector.</p>320 …<p>An object inspector can inspect multiple components at once, displaying the <em>intersection</e…323 are displayed in the inspector UI.</p>351 cannot properly be handled in case the object inspector is inspecting an intersection of371 provides access to the object inspector UI. Implementations should use this if409 a callback for updating the object inspector UI
46 inspector102 …<p>The object inspector will then call describePropertyLine again, and update its UI accordingly.<…105 …in the responsibility of the handler which calls this method. The object inspector will look up the165 /** sets the text of the help section, if the object inspector contains
45 object inspector's help section.</p>54 if the given inspector UI is <NULL/>.
31 /** describes elements of a single line in an object inspector, used to represent a
43 … and an object inspector uses this to find the proper <type>PropertyCategoryDescriptor</type>.</p>
31 in an object inspector
33 * This service describes an instance inspector which can inspect
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