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         Provide convenient methods to handle list in ODF document.

         <p>
         Class List represents a list. It can contain list header, followed by any number of list item elements.
         ListItem represents an item in a list. ListItem represents list item, which can have text content or sub List.
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         ListContainer is a container which maintains List(s) as element(s). List(s) can be added, removed and iterated in this container.
         All of the components which need to hold a List, must implement this interface. TextDocument is a typical ListContainer.
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         ListDecorator is a decorator which decides how to decorate a List and its ListItems. BulletDecorator, NumberDecorator, ImageDecorator
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	Provide convenient methods to handle list in ODF document.

	<p>
	Class List represents a list. It can contain list header, followed by any number of list item elements.
	ListItem represents an item in a list. ListItem represents list item, which can have text content or sub List.
	<p>
	ListContainer is a container which maintains List(s) as element(s). List(s) can be added, removed and iterated in this container.
	All of the components which need to hold a List, must implement this interface. TextDocument is a typical ListContainer.
	<p>
	ListDecorator is a decorator which decides how to decorate a List and its ListItems. BulletDecorator, NumberDecorator, ImageDecorator
	and OutLineDecorator are default implementations.
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