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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */
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************************************************************************/
#ifndef XMLOFF_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_HXX
#define XMLOFF_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_HXX
#include "forms/property_handler.hxx"
#include "property_group.hxx"
#include "xmloff/xmltoken.hxx"
#include <vector>
#include <list>
//......................................................................................................................
namespace xmloff
{
//......................................................................................................................
//==================================================================================================================
//= PropertyDescription
//==================================================================================================================
struct AttributeDescription
{
sal_uInt16 namespacePrefix; // usually XML_NAMESPACE_FORM
::xmloff::token::XMLTokenEnum attributeToken;
AttributeDescription()
:namespacePrefix( 0 )
,attributeToken( ::xmloff::token::XML_TOKEN_INVALID )
{
}
AttributeDescription(
const sal_uInt16 i_namespacePrefix,
const ::xmloff::token::XMLTokenEnum i_attributeToken
)
:namespacePrefix( i_namespacePrefix )
,attributeToken( i_attributeToken )
{
}
};
//..................................................................................................................
inline bool operator==( const AttributeDescription& i_lhs, const AttributeDescription& i_rhs )
{
return ( i_lhs.namespacePrefix == i_rhs.namespacePrefix )
&& ( i_lhs.attributeToken == i_rhs.attributeToken );
}
//==================================================================================================================
//= PropertyDescription
//==================================================================================================================
struct PropertyDescription
{
/// is the name of the property
const ::rtl::OUString propertyName;
/** denotes the attribute which represents the property. Note that multiple properties might comprise a single
attribute value.
*/
const AttributeDescription attribute;
/// is the factory for creating a handler for reading and writing the property
const PropertyHandlerFactory factory;
/// the unique ID of the property. The property meta data table must not contain two entries with the same property ID
const PropertyId propertyId;
/** the group which the property belongs to. Multiple properties belonging to the same group will, all together,
define the attribute value to be written into the ODF file.
Consequently, properties which have the same |propertyGroup| value must also have the same |attribute|
and the same |factory| value, with the only exception being NO_GROUP properties.
Note that the other direction is not given: It is perfectly legitimate to map the same attribute to different
(disjunct) property groups.
*/
const PropertyGroup propertyGroup;
PropertyDescription()
:propertyName()
,attribute()
,factory( NULL )
,propertyId( PID_INVALID )
,propertyGroup( NO_GROUP )
{
}
PropertyDescription(
const ::rtl::OUString& i_propertyName,
const sal_uInt16 i_namespacePrefix,
const ::xmloff::token::XMLTokenEnum i_attributeToken,
const PropertyHandlerFactory i_factory,
const PropertyId i_propertyId,
const PropertyGroup i_propertyGroup
)
:propertyName( i_propertyName )
,attribute( i_namespacePrefix, i_attributeToken )
,factory( i_factory )
,propertyId( i_propertyId )
,propertyGroup( i_propertyGroup )
{
}
};
//==================================================================================================================
//= PropertyDescriptionList
//==================================================================================================================
typedef ::std::vector< const PropertyDescription* > PropertyDescriptionList;
//==================================================================================================================
//= PropertyGroups
//==================================================================================================================
typedef ::std::list< PropertyDescriptionList > PropertyGroups;
//......................................................................................................................
} // namespace xmloff
//......................................................................................................................
#endif // XMLOFF_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_HXX
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