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LibreOffice 24.2 SDK API Reference
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provides information about a certain stack frame. More...
import"ContextInformation.idl";
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string | Name |
Full qualified name to address the module or function associated with the context. More... | |
string | SourceCode |
Source code of the Module, that is associated with the context. More... | |
long | StartLine |
contains the first line in the module's source code associated with the context. More... | |
long | StartColumn |
contains the first column in the StartLine associated with the context. More... | |
long | EndLine |
contains the last line in the module's source code associated with the context. More... | |
long | EndColumn |
contains the first column in the EndLine that is NOT associated with the context. More... | |
sequence< string > | LocalVariableNames |
Get all names of the local variable in this context. More... | |
provides information about a certain stack frame.
long EndColumn |
contains the first column in the EndLine that is NOT associated with the context.
long EndLine |
contains the last line in the module's source code associated with the context.
sequence<string> LocalVariableNames |
Get all names of the local variable in this context.
string Name |
Full qualified name to address the module or function associated with the context.
If the module or function can't be addressed by name, e.g., in case that a runtime generated eval-module is executed, this string is empty
string SourceCode |
Source code of the Module, that is associated with the context.
If the source can be accessed using the ModuleName or if the source is unknown (executing compiled code) this string can be empty.
long StartColumn |
contains the first column in the StartLine associated with the context.
long StartLine |
contains the first line in the module's source code associated with the context.
If "name" addresses a function, all line and column values are nevertheless given relative to the module's source. If source code is not available, this value addresses a binary position in the compiled code.