IHyphExceptionsPrefs Class Reference

#include <IHyphExceptionsPrefs.h>

Inheritance diagram for IHyphExceptionsPrefs:

Public Types
enum	{ kDefaultIID = IID_IHYPHEXCEPTIONPREFS }
enum	HyphPrefType { kUserDictionaryOnly = 0, kDocumentOnly, kBoth }

Public Member Functions
virtual HyphPrefType	GetHyphExceptionType (void) const =0
virtual void	SetHyphExceptionType (HyphPrefType hyphPrefType)=0
virtual bool16	GetStoreInDocument (void) const =0
virtual void	SetStoreInDocument (const bool16 inDoc)=0
virtual bool16	GetRecompose (void) const =0
virtual void	SetRecompose (const bool16 recompose)=0
Public Member Functions inherited from IPMUnknown
virtual IPMUnknown *	QueryInterface (PMIID interfaceID) const =0
virtual void	AddRef () const =0
virtual void	Release () const =0

Detailed Description

Hyphenation Exceptions Preferences interface.

Member Function Documentation

virtual HyphPrefType IHyphExceptionsPrefs::GetHyphExceptionType ( void  ) const

pure virtual

GetHyphExceptionType.

Returns

the preference for the user dictionary.

virtual bool16 IHyphExceptionsPrefs::GetRecompose ( void  ) const

pure virtual

GetRecompose.

Returns

the preference for recomposing when the user dictionary changes.

virtual bool16 IHyphExceptionsPrefs::GetStoreInDocument ( void  ) const

pure virtual

GetStoreInDocument.

Returns

whether the user dictionary is stored in the document.

virtual void IHyphExceptionsPrefs::SetHyphExceptionType ( HyphPrefType  hyphPrefType )

pure virtual

SetHyphExceptionType. Set the preference for the user dictionary.

Parameters

hyphPrefType

specifies the preference for the user dictionary.

virtual void IHyphExceptionsPrefs::SetRecompose ( const bool16  recompose )

pure virtual

SetRecompose. Set the preference for the user dictionary.

Parameters

recompose

specifies the preference for recomposing when the user dictionary changes.

virtual void IHyphExceptionsPrefs::SetStoreInDocument ( const bool16  inDoc )

pure virtual

SetStoreInDocument. Set the preference for the user dictionary.

Parameters

inDoc

specifies the preference for storing the user dictionary in the document.