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:: com :: sun :: star :: datatransfer ::
module clipboard

Services
ClipboardManager | The clipboard manager is a one-instance service that holds a list of all known clipboard instances.
GenericClipboard | A generic clipboard service is a simple container for transferable objects.
SystemClipboard | The system clipboard service builds a bridge to the OS specific clipboard interfaces.

Interfaces
XClipboard |
XClipboardEx | The extended clipboard interface.
XClipboardFactory | Should be implemented by a clipboard factory that simplifies the creation of multiple clipboard instances.
XClipboardListener | Interface to be implemented to receive notifications on clipboard content changes.
XClipboardManager | This interface is used to retrieve, add, or remove clipboard instances.
XClipboardNotifier |
XClipboardOwner | The owner of a transferable object may pass this interface to the clipboard instance.
XFlushableClipboard | An interface for flushable clipboards may optionally be implemented by a system clipboard service.

Structs
ClipboardEvent | A clipboard uses this object to notify its listeners of content changes.

Constant Groups
RenderingCapabilities | These flags describe the capabilities a system clipboard has to transfer data to other applications via the OS.

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