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:: com :: sun :: star :: datatransfer ::
interface XTransferDataAccess
Description This interface provides direct access to the data in all data flavors. It can be used by the clipboard implementation to optimize data transport on flush operations. See also XTransferable

Methods' Summary
queryDataSize | To query for the summarized data size in bytes of a sequence of DataFlavor.
getData | To get all the data of a sequence of DataFlavor.

Methods' Details
queryDataSize
hyper
queryDataSize( | [in] sequence< DataFlavor > | aFlavorList );
Description To query for the summarized data size in bytes of a sequence of DataFlavor. Parameter aFlavorList A sequence of requested DataFlavor. An unsupported DataFlavor will be ignored. Returns The number of bytes of the transfer data in the specified sequence of DataFlavor.
getData
sequence< any >
getData( | [in] sequence< DataFlavor > | aFlavorList );
Description To get all the data of a sequence of DataFlavor. Parameter aFlavorList The sequence of requested DataFlavor. An unsupported DataFlavor will be ignored. Returns The data in the requested DataFlavor. For unsupported DataFlavor an empty any will be returned.

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