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#ifndef __com_sun_star_i18n_FormatElement_idl__
#define __com_sun_star_i18n_FormatElement_idl__

//============================================================================

module com {  module sun {  module star {  module i18n {

//============================================================================

/**
    One number format code and its attributes, returned in a sequence by
    <member>XLocaleData::getAllFormats()</member>.

    <p> Contains raw data defined in the XML locale data files. </p>

    @see XLocaleData
        for links to DTD of XML locale data files.
 */

published struct FormatElement
{
    /** The format code, for example, "YYYY-MM-DD". */
    string  formatCode;

    /** A name or description that is displayed in the number formatter
        dialog. */
    string  formatName;

    /** A unique (within one locale) identifier. */
    string  formatKey;

    /** Type may be one of "short", "medium", "long". */
    string  formatType;

    /** Usage category, for example, "DATE" or "FIXED_NUMBER",
        corresponding with <type>KNumberFormatUsage</type> values. */
    string  formatUsage;

    /** The index used by the number formatter, predefined values
        corresponding with <type>NumberFormatIndex</type> values. */
    short   formatIndex;

    /** If a format code is the default code of a <em>formatType</em>
        group. */
    boolean isDefault;
};

//============================================================================
}; }; }; };

#endif