#97746# docu change

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Joachim Lingner 2002-05-02 10:02:18 +00:00
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*
* $RCSfile: PropertySet.java,v $
*
* $Revision: 1.3 $
* $Revision: 1.4 $
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* last change: $Author: jl $ $Date: 2002-04-29 08:45:46 $
* last change: $Author: jl $ $Date: 2002-05-02 11:02:18 $
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@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ import com.sun.star.lang.DisposedException;
* property values are stored.
* When using the supplied implementations of this class then the member variables which
* hold property values have to be declared in the class which inherits last in the inheriting
* chain and they have to be of public, protected or package access.<p>
* chain and they have to be public<p>
* Properties have to be registered by one of the registerProperty methods. They take among other
* arguments an Object named <em>id</em> which has to be a String that represents the name of
* the member variable. The registering has to occur in the constructor of the inheriting class.
@ -584,8 +584,7 @@ XMultiPropertySet
* the values are stored in member variables of the furthest inheriting class. For example,
* class A inherits this class then members of class A
* can hold property values. If there is a class B which inherits A then only members of B can hold
* property values. The variables can have
* public, protected or package level access. A property must have been registered (e.g. by
* property values. The variables must be public. A property must have been registered (e.g. by
* {@link #registerProperty(Property, Object)} in order for this method to work. The identifyer Object argument
* used in the registerProperty methods must
* be a java.lang.String that is the name of the member variable that holds the property value.
@ -850,7 +849,7 @@ XMultiPropertySet
}
/** Retrieves the value of a property. This implementation presumes that the values are stored in member variables
* of the furthest inheriting class (see {@link #convertPropertyValue convertPropertyValue}) and that the
* variables have public, protected or package level access. The property must have
* variables are public. The property must have
* been registered, for example by {@link #registerProperty(Property, Object)}. The identifyer Object argument
* must have been a java.lang.String which was the name of the member variable holding the property value.
* When properties are to be stored differently one has to override this method as well as