S60 3rd Edition API Reference: CRequestor Class Reference

CRequestor Class Reference

API published in: S60 2nd Ed FP 2

Link against: lbs.lib

Capability Information

Required Capabilities

Location

#include <lbsrequestor.h>

Inherits CRequestorBase.

Detailed Description

Each instance of a CRequestor class is used to hold the identity of one of the parties involved requesting the location.

The class contains three data fields that indicate:


Public Member Functions

 ~CRequestor ()
 Destructor for CRequestor.

Static Public Member Functions

static IMPORT_C CRequestor * New (TRequestorType aType, TRequestorFormat aFormat, const TDesC &aData)
 Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object.
static IMPORT_C CRequestor * NewL (TRequestorType aType, TRequestorFormat aFormat, const TDesC &aData)
 Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object.
static IMPORT_C CRequestor * NewLC (TRequestorType aType, TRequestorFormat aFormat, const TDesC &aData)
 Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object, and leaves the object on the cleanup stack.
static IMPORT_C CRequestor * NewL (RReadStream &aStream)
 Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CRequestor::~CRequestor (   ) 
 

Destructor for CRequestor.

Member Function Documentation

static IMPORT_C CRequestor* CRequestor::New ( TRequestorType  aType,
TRequestorFormat  aFormat,
const TDesC &  aData
)  [static]
 

Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object.

This construction method initializes the requestor type, format and string with the respective values in the arguments.

The function is a non-leaving variation which returns NULL if there is insufficient memory.

Parameters:
aType identifies the type of the requestor, a service or a contact.
aFormat identifies the format of the requestor string. The format field indicates whether the requestor string is a telephone number, URL or email address.
[in] aData identifies the requestor string. The requestor string can be a telephone number, a URL etc.
Returns:
a newly created CRequestor object, or NULL.
static IMPORT_C CRequestor* CRequestor::NewL ( RReadStream &  aStream  )  [static]
 

Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object.

This construction method initializes the requestor type, format and string with the respective values read from the read stream.

The function leaves if there is insufficient memory.

Parameters:
[in] aStream The stream that contains an externalized CRequestor object.
Returns:
a newly created CRequestor object.
static IMPORT_C CRequestor* CRequestor::NewL ( TRequestorType  aType,
TRequestorFormat  aFormat,
const TDesC &  aData
)  [static]
 

Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object.

This construction method initializes the requestor type, format and string with the respective values in the arguments.

The function leaves if there is insufficient memory.

Parameters:
aType identifies the type of requestor, a service or a contact.
aFormat identifies the format of the requestor string. The format field indicates whether the requestor string is a telephone number, URL or email address.
[in] aData identifies the requestor string. The requestor string can be a telephone number, a URL etc.
Returns:
a newly created CRequestor object.
static IMPORT_C CRequestor* CRequestor::NewLC ( TRequestorType  aType,
TRequestorFormat  aFormat,
const TDesC &  aData
)  [static]
 

Allocates and constructs a CRequestor object, and leaves the object on the cleanup stack.

This construction method initializes the requestor type, format and string with the respective values in the arguments.

The function leaves if there is insufficient memory.

Parameters:
aType identifies the type of requestor, a service or a contact.
aFormat identifies the format of the requestor string. The format field indicates whether the requestor string is a telephone number, URL or email address.
[in] aData identifies the requestor string. The requestor string can be a telephone number, a URL etc.
Returns:
a newly created CRequestor object.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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