Package com.sun.star.awt

Examples of com.sun.star.awt.XListBox.addItemListener()

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        if ( m_useJavaCallbacks )
        {
            XControl control = m_document.getCurrentView().getControl( listBox );
            XListBox listBoxControl = (XListBox)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XListBox.class, control );
            listBoxControl.addItemListener( this );
        }

        try
        {
            XStorable storable = (XStorable)m_document.query( XStorable.class );
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            if ( m_useJavaCallbacks )
            {
                // after we switched to another sheet, we need to register at its list box
                // control, again. The reason is that controls exist as long as their sheet is active.
                XListBox listBoxControl = getListBoxControl( sheet );
                listBoxControl.addItemListener( this );

                // in the list box of this new sheet, select its name. Everything else
                // is way too confusing
                listBoxControl.selectItem( selectedEntry, true );
                    // don't do it. It deadlocks :(
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        // adding object relation for XItemListener
        ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener listener =
                new ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener();
        XListBox list = (XListBox) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XListBox.class,
                                                             oObj);
        list.addItemListener(listener);
        tEnv.addObjRelation("TestItemListener", listener);

        XWindow forObjRel = (XWindow) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class,
                                                                aControl);
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        // Adding relation for XItemListener
        ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener listener =
            new ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener() ;
        final XListBox box = (XListBox) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XListBox.class, oObj) ;
        box.addItemListener(listener) ;
        tEnv.addObjRelation("TestItemListener", listener) ;

        // Adding relation for XWindow
        XWindow forObjRel = (XWindow)
                            UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class, anotherCtrl);
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        // adding object relation for XItemListener
        ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener listener =
                new ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener();
        XListBox list = (XListBox) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XListBox.class,
                                                             oObj);
        list.addItemListener(listener);
        tEnv.addObjRelation("TestItemListener", listener);

        XWindow forObjRel = (XWindow) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class,
                                                                aControl);
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        // Adding relation for XItemListener
        ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener listener =
            new ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener() ;
        final XListBox box = (XListBox) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XListBox.class, oObj) ;
        box.addItemListener(listener) ;
        tEnv.addObjRelation("TestItemListener", listener) ;

        // Adding relation for XWindow
        XWindow forObjRel = (XWindow)
                            UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class, anotherCtrl);
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        // adding object relation for XItemListener
        ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener listener =
                new ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener();
        XListBox list = (XListBox) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XListBox.class,
                                                             oObj);
        list.addItemListener(listener);
        tEnv.addObjRelation("TestItemListener", listener);

        XWindow forObjRel = (XWindow) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class,
                                                                aControl);
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        if ( m_useJavaCallbacks )
        {
            XControl control = m_document.getCurrentView().getControl( listBox );
            XListBox listBoxControl = (XListBox)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
                XListBox.class, control );
            listBoxControl.addItemListener( this );
        }

        try
        {
            XStorable storable = (XStorable)m_document.query( XStorable.class );
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            if ( m_useJavaCallbacks )
            {
                // after we switched to another sheet, we need to register at its list box
                // control, again. The reason is that controls exist as long as their sheet is active.
                XListBox listBoxControl = getListBoxControl( sheet );
                listBoxControl.addItemListener( this );

                // in the list box of this new sheet, select its name. Everything else
                // is way too confusing
                listBoxControl.selectItem( selectedEntry, true );
                    // don't do it. It deadlocks :(
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        // Adding relation for XItemListener
        ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener listener =
            new ifc.awt._XItemListener.TestItemListener() ;
        final XListBox box = (XListBox) UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XListBox.class, oObj) ;
        box.addItemListener(listener) ;
        tEnv.addObjRelation("TestItemListener", listener) ;

        // Adding relation for XWindow
        XWindow forObjRel = (XWindow)
                            UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XWindow.class, anotherCtrl);
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