This method triggers the next effect on the currently displayed slide. If there is currently no slideshow running, this method does nothing. If there are no more effects on the current slide, a possible slide transition effect is issued and the next slide is displayed.

The current slide is displayed as if the last user-triggered effect has never been triggered. If there is no previous effect on the current slide then slideEnded(true) is called at the registered XSlideShowListener objects, which can then trigger a change to the previous slide. Note that this command is executed asynchronously. Multiple calls to update() may be necessary to complete its execution. If there is currently no slideshow running, this method does nothing.

This method starts an animation or activity intrinsic to the given shape. Shape-intrinsic activities are things like video playback for multimedia shapes, sounds, GIF animations and drawing layer animations (flipping between shapes in a group, or scroll text).

This method stops an animation or activity intrinsic to the given shape. Shape-intrinsic activities are things like video playback for multimedia shapes, sounds, GIF animations and drawing layer animations (flipping between shapes in a group, or scroll text).

This method ends all effects on the current slide, displays a possible slide transition, followed by the given slide. If the current slide is equal to the requested slide here, this method does nothing (this especially means, that any currently active effects will remain running).

• name: Prefetch, value: ::com::sun::star::drawing::XDrawPage. When given, this slide is prepared in the background to be displayed next. The next call to displaySlide() with the given slide may be faster if there was enough time for prefatching. If the next call to displaySlide() uses a different slide, this will still work but will not have any performance improvements
• name: SkipAllMainSequenceEffects, value: boolean. When true then all main sequence effects on the new slide are triggered. This is typically used when going back one effect leads to the previous slide. On that slide all effects have to be shown in order to continue the backward travelling. When false, the default, then no main sequence effect is triggered.
• name: SkipSlideTransition, value: boolean. When true then the slide transition animation, if there is any, is not displayed. This is typically used when going back one effect leads to the previous slide. Typically used together with SkipAllMainSequenceEffects also being true. When false, the default, then the slide transition effect, if it exists, is played.

This method either pauses the slide show (all currently running effects are stopped), or starts a previously stopped show again (all paused effects start again).

• name: AutomaticAdvancement, value: double. When given, effects and slides are advanced automatically. The double value specifies the timeout between the end of one effect until the start of the next one. Negative values are truncated to zero here. When given, but with empty value, automatic advancement is disabled again.
• name: UserPaintColor, value: long. When given, the slide show will display a small stylus as the mouse cursor. When pressing the left mouse key, the user can paint a thin line in the given color.

This method adds a view to the slide show. After successful completion of this method, the slide show will be visible on the added view, scaled according to the view's output area.

This method removes the given view from the slide show. After successful completion of this method, the slide show will cease to display on this view.

This method updates all currently active slide animations. The XSlideShow implementations do not render animations automatically, but must be called from their clients. This allows for various update mechanisms to be employed, ranging from a dedicated rendering thread, over timer-based updates, to rendering in an idle function. Either way, the client of this interface decide about the details.

This method adds a listener to the slide show, which will get notified when a registerend shape is clicked upon, or a new slide is about to be displayed. Note that the listeners will not be notified, when the slide change is directly requested by one of the nextSlide(), previousSlide() or displaySlide() methods.

This method adds a listener to the slide show, which will get notified when a mouse click is performed on the given shape. This can be used by clients of the slide show to trigger external actions, such as jumps to different slides.

This method requests the slide show to display a special cursor, whenever the mouse is hovering over the given shape.