doccomp.h File Reference

(r1785/r1302)

#include "listitem.h"
#include "document.h"

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Classes

class DocComponentClass

This provides a class of objects which implement an interface to a particular kind of document component - for example a colour table, or a list of arrowheads. Each kind of object should register with the application on startup, and then when a document is created, each of these objects is asked to add an instance of a DocumentComponent object to it. The DocumentComponent objects are the actual implemtations of the components. For example, they contain the colours for a colour list, and so on. This class, the DocumentComponentClass, is merely for registering the existence of a new kind of document component, and providing a mechanism for inserting them into new documents. More...

class DocComponent

An implementation of an instance of a document component, such as a colour table, or a list of arrowheads. These are the objects that are instantiated for each Document object that exists, and are held in a list in each Document object. More...

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Classes
class	DocComponentClass
	This provides a class of objects which implement an interface to a particular kind of document component - for example a colour table, or a list of arrowheads. Each kind of object should register with the application on startup, and then when a document is created, each of these objects is asked to add an instance of a DocumentComponent object to it. The DocumentComponent objects are the actual implemtations of the components. For example, they contain the colours for a colour list, and so on. This class, the DocumentComponentClass, is merely for registering the existence of a new kind of document component, and providing a mechanism for inserting them into new documents. More...
class	DocComponent
	An implementation of an instance of a document component, such as a colour table, or a list of arrowheads. These are the objects that are instantiated for each Document object that exists, and are held in a list in each Document object. More...