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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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*/
#ifndef __com_sun_star_lang_SystemDependent_idl__
#define __com_sun_star_lang_SystemDependent_idl__
module com { module sun { module star { module lang {
/** These constants are used to specify systems which depend on return values.
<p> You should avoid system-dependent methods if possible.
@example:C++
<listing>
#ifdef __WINDOW // Microsoft Windows
HWND hWin = (HWND)xInterface->getWindowHandle(SystemDependentWIN32);
if( hWin ) ...
#elif( ... ) // other systems
...
#endif
</listing>
<p>The Symbols are now prepended with SYSTEM_ thus we avoid collisions
with system headers. </p>
@see com::sun::star::awt::XSystemDependentWindowPeer
@deprecated
*/
published constants SystemDependent
{
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for Windows.
<p>These are Windows XP or higher. </p>
*/
const short SYSTEM_WIN32 = 1;
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for 16-bit Windows.
<p>This is Windows 3.11. </p>
*/
const short SYSTEM_WIN16 = 2;
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for Java.
<p>These are <em>JRE 1.1</em>, <em>JRE 1.2</em>, <em>JDK 1.1</em>,
<em>JDK 1.2</em> or higher. </p>
<p>The return should be a handle to a Java object locked with
the call <code>JavaEnvironment->NewGlobalRef( ... )</code>
by the callee. </p>
*/
const short SYSTEM_JAVA = 3;
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for <em>OS/2</em>.
*/
const short SYSTEM_OS2 = 4;
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for <em>Mac OS X</em>.
*/
const short SYSTEM_MAC = 5;
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for the <em>X Window System</em>.
*/
const short SYSTEM_XWINDOW = 6;
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for <em>iOS</em>.
*/
const short SYSTEM_IOS = 7;
/** The called interface method returns a value specified for <em>Android</em>.
*/
const short SYSTEM_ANDROID = 8;
};
}; }; }; };
#endif
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