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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */
/*
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*
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*
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*
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*/
module com { module sun { module star { module text {
/** specifies a rectangular shape which contains a Text object
and is attached to a piece of surrounding Text.
@see Text
<p>This example shows how to create a TextFrame and insert
it at the very beginning of Text component. The macro
is ready to run, if it is a script within a text document. </p>
@code{.bas}
Sub Main
oFrame = ThisComponent.createInstance( "com.sun.star.text.TextFrame" )
oFrame.Width = 6000
ThisComponent.Text.insertTextContent( ThisComponent.Text.Start, oFrame, false )
oFrame.Text.String = "Hello, this text is within the frame."
End Sub
@endcode
*/
published service TextFrame
{
/** contains the definition of interfaces and properties that are supported by text frames,
graphic objects and embedded objects.
*/
service BaseFrame;
/** This interface makes it possible to access the text within this
text frame.
*/
interface com::sun::star::text::XTextFrame;
/** contains the metric height value of the frame.
*/
[property] long FrameHeightAbsolute;
/** contains the metric width value of the frame.
*/
[property] long FrameWidthAbsolute;
/** specifies a width relative to the width of the
surrounding text.
<p>If the value for "WidthPercent" is 0, the absolute value from
is used.</p>
*/
[property] byte FrameWidthPercent;
/** specifies a width relative to the width of the
surrounding text.
<p>If the value for "HeightPercent" is 0, the absolute value from
is used.</p>
*/
[property] byte FrameHeightPercent;
/** If "AutomaticHeight" is set, then the object grows if it is required
by the frame content.
*/
[property] boolean FrameIsAutomaticHeight;
/** determines the interpretation of the height and relative
height properties.
@see SizeType
*/
[property] short SizeType;
/** determines if the text frame should be editable in a read-only document.
(This is usually used in forms.)
*/
[optional, property] boolean EditInReadonly;
/** determines the interpretation of the width and relative
width properties.
@see SizeType
@since OOo 2.4
*/
[optional, property] short WidthType;
/** contains the writing direction, as represented by the
com::sun::star::text::WritingMode2 constants
*/
[optional, property] short WritingMode;
/** controls, if the frame follows the text flow or can leave its layout environment
<p>If set, the frame follows the text flow and doesn't leaves the layout
environment, which is given by its anchor, above and below.
E.g.: Anchor resides in the document body then the frame doesn't leave
the document body above and below and follows the text flow through
the document bodies of the different pages.
If not set, the frame doesn't follow the text flow and stays on the page,
on which its anchor is found, but it may leave the layout environment,
which is given by its anchor.
E.g.: Anchor resides in the document body then the frame stays on page,
where this document body is, but it could leave the document body above
and below, e.g. overlapping with the page header.
Note: The areas for the vertical orientation relation at page areas are
interpreted in dependence to this property (@see BaseFrameProperties.VertOrientRelation).
If property is set, the page area is interpreted as the layout environment,
given by its anchor. E.g.: Anchor resides in the page header then the
page header determines the page area. If property isn't set, the page area is
determined by the document page, the anchor is on. E.g.: Anchor resides
in the page header then the document page, the page header is on, determines
the page area.
An exception of this interpretation rule is applied, if the anchor resides
in a table cell. In this situation the page area is always determined by
the table cell.</p>
*/
[optional, property] boolean IsFollowingTextFlow;
/** adjusts the vertical position of the text inside of the frame.
@see com::sun::star::drawing::TextVerticalAdjust
@since LibreOffice 4.3
*/
[optional, property] com::sun::star::drawing::TextVerticalAdjust TextVerticalAdjust;
/** Parent text of this text frame.
This might be a header text, body text, etc.
@since LibreOffice 6.3
*/
[optional, readonly, property] com::sun::star::text::XText ParentText;
};
}; }; }; };
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