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#include <com/sun/star/sheet/GeneralFunction.hpp>
#include <com/sun/star/sheet/GeneralFunction2.hpp>
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enum class | ScGeneralFunction { NONE = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_NONE) , AUTO = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_AUTO) , SUM = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_SUM) , COUNT = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_COUNT) , AVERAGE = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_AVERAGE) , MAX = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_MAX) , MIN = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_MIN) , PRODUCT = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_PRODUCT) , COUNTNUMS = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_COUNTNUMS) , STDEV = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_STDEV) , STDEVP = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_STDEVP) , VAR = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_VAR) , VARP = int(css::sheet::GeneralFunction_VARP) , MEDIAN = css::sheet::GeneralFunction2::MEDIAN } |
the css::sheet::GeneralFunction enum is extended by constants in GeneralFunction2, which causes some type-safety issues. More... | |
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the css::sheet::GeneralFunction enum is extended by constants in GeneralFunction2, which causes some type-safety issues.
So abstract them behind the facade of this enum.
Definition at line 28 of file generalfunction.hxx.