How to use Messaging Filter in QML
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Revision as of 16:48, 7 March 2012
This article explains how to use Messaging Filter in QML ...
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Code Example
Source file: File:MessageFilter.zip
Tested with
SDK: Qt SDK 1.2
Devices(s): Nokia 6-01 , Belle
Compatibility
Platform(s): Symbian^3
Device(s): All*
Platform Security
Capabilities: NetworkServices ReadUserData WriteUserData
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Keywords: MessageModel
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Last edited: Devnull
(07 Mar 2012)
Introduction
Qt mobility messaging when used with Qt quick, involves the component of MessageModel. Due to a bug in the implementation, standard folders enums are not exposed to QML:
enum StandardFolder {
InboxFolder = QMessage::InboxFolder,
DraftsFolder = QMessage::DraftsFolder,
OutboxFolder = QMessage::OutboxFolder,
SentFolder = QMessage::SentFolder,
TrashFolder = QMessage::TrashFolder
}
To add folder filters, one have to use the values by hand:
MessageFilter {
type: MessageFilter.StandardFolder
value: 4 //MessageFilter.SentFolder
comparator: MessageFilter.Equal
}
