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:: cppu ::
template< typename T >
class UnoType
- Base Classes
- None.
- Known Derived Classes
- None.
| virtual | abstract | interface | template |
| NO | NO | NO | YES |
- Summary
- Get the com::sun::star::uno::Type instance representing a certain UNO type.
- Description
- For each C++ type representing a UNO type, the corresponding instantiation of this template has a public static member function get(). (The template is specialized for C++ templates representing polymorphic struct type templates of UNO. In those cases, it does not work to instantiate UnoType with a C++ type that is derived from a C++ type that represents a UNO type, but does not itself represent a UNO type. In all other cases, UnoType even works for such C++ types that are unambiguously derived from one C++ type that represents a UNO type.) In addition to those C++ types that are mappings of UNO types (except for sal_uInt16 and sal_Unicode, see below), the following C++ types are appropriate as template arguments: cppu::UnoVoidType, bool, cppu::UnoUnsignedShortType, cppu::UnoCharType, cppu::UnoSequenceType with any appropriate template argument (the latter three to unambiguously specify UNO types, as the UNO types UNSIGNED SHORT and CHAR map to the same C++ type), and com::sun::star::uno::Reference with any appropriate template argument.
- Since
- UDK 3.2.2
- File
- unotype.hxx
Public Members
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Static Methods
static const ::com::sun::star::uno::Type &
get( );
Private Members
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Methods
UnoType( UnoType & );
~UnoType( );void
operator=( UnoType & );
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