GOffice.DataVectorStr¶
| Subclasses: | None | 
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Methods¶
| Inherited: | GOffice.DataVector (9), GOffice.Data (27), GObject.Object (37) | 
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| Structs: | GObject.ObjectClass (5) | 
| class | new(str) | 
| set_translate_func(func, *data) | |
| set_translation_domain(domain) | 
Virtual Methods¶
| Inherited: | GOffice.DataVector (5), GOffice.Data (16), GObject.Object (7) | 
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Properties¶
None
Signals¶
| Inherited: | GOffice.Data (1), GObject.Object (1) | 
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Fields¶
| Inherited: | GOffice.Data (1), GObject.Object (1) | 
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Class Details¶
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class GOffice.DataVectorStr(**kwargs)¶
- Bases: - GOffice.DataVector- Abstract: - No - 
classmethod new(str)¶
- Parameters: - str ([ - str]) – the values.- Returns: - the newly created - GOffice.Data.- Return type: - GOffice.Data
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set_translate_func(func, *data)¶
- Parameters: - func (GOffice.TranslateFunc) – aGOffice.TranslateFunc
- data (objectorNone) – data to be passed to func and notify
 - Sets a function to be used for translating elements of vec 
- func (
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set_translation_domain(domain)¶
- Parameters: - domain ( - str) – the translation domain to use for dgettext() calls- Sets the translation domain and uses dgettext() for translating the elements of vec. Note that libgoffice expects all strings to be encoded in UTF-8, therefore the translation domain must have its codeset set to UTF-8, see bind_textdomain_codeset() in the gettext() documentation. - If you’re not using gettext() for localization, see - GOffice.DataVectorStr.set_translate_func().
 
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