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module com { module sun { module star { module chart {
/** specifies titles in a chart.
<p>In a chart there may be the following titles: the main title,
the sub title, and axis titles of the x- and y-axis.</p>
*/
published service ChartTitle
{
service com::sun::star::drawing::Shape;
/** If this property is `TRUE` the position is calculated by the application automatically.
Setting this property to false will have no effect. Instead use the interface com::sun::star:
:drawing::XShape
to set a concrete position.
*/
[optional, property] boolean AutomaticPosition;
/** If a ChartTitle may be stored as XML element,
this service should be supported in order to preserve unparsed
XML attributes.
@since OOo 1.1.2
*/
[optional] service com::sun::star::xml::UserDefinedAttributesSupplier;
/** specifies the rotation of the shape in 100th of degrees.
<p>Especially in three-dimensional charts, this property comes
in handy if you want to align the axis titles with the axis,
which are usually not vertical or horizontal in the
two-dimensional projection.</p>
*/
[property] long TextRotation;
/** contains the text of the title.
<p>Note that you cannot change attributes of parts of a
title, e.g., put one word in bold characters. All formatting
affects the entire string.</p>
*/
[property] string String;
};
}; }; }; };
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