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module com {  module sun {  module star {  module frame {


/** extends the XController interface

    @since OOo 3.0
*/
interface XController2 : XController
{
    /** denotes the "root window" of the controller.

        <p>If the controller is plugged into a frame, this window acts as the
        frame's <code>ComponentWindow</code>.</p>

        @see XFrame
    */
    [readonly, attribute] ::com::sun::star::awt::XWindow    ComponentWindow;

    /** specifies the view name of the controller.

        <p>A view name is a logical name, which can be used to create views of the same
        type. The name is meaningful only in conjunction with XModel2::createViewController()
        - if it's passed there, a view/controller pair of the same type will be created.</p>
    */
    [readonly, attribute] string                            ViewControllerName;

    /** denotes the arguments used to create the instance.

        <p>Usually, controllers are created via XModel2::createViewController(), where the
        caller can pass not only a controller name, but also arguments parameterizing the to-be-created instance.
        Those arguments used at creation time can subsequently be retrieved using the <code>CreationArguments</code>
        member.</p>
    */
    [readonly, attribute] sequence< ::com::sun::star::beans::PropertyValue >
                                                            CreationArguments;

    /** get the sidebar if exists
        @since LibreOffice 5.1
    */
    ::com::sun::star::ui::XSidebarProvider getSidebar();
};


}; }; }; };


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