os/mm/mmlibs/mmfw/src/server/BaseClasses/mmfdatabuffer.cpp
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// Copyright (c) 2003-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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// source\mmf\server\baseclasses\mmfdatabuffer.cpp
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// 
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//
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#include <mmf/server/mmfdatabuffer.h>
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/**
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Method to instantiate a CMMFDataBuffer defaults to a CMMFDescriptorBuffer
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to maintain buffer compatiblity with MFAD ie. instantiating a CMMFDataBuffer defaults to creating 
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a CMMFDescriptorBuffer. This NewL creates a CMMFDescriptorBuffer with a default size of 32 bytes.
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@return	A pointer to a new CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFDataBuffer* CMMFDataBuffer::NewL()
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	{
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	return CMMFDescriptorBuffer::NewL();
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	}
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/**
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Method to instantiate a CMMFDataBuffer defaults to a CMMFDescriptorBuffer by default
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to maintain buffer compatiblity with MFAD ie. instantiating a CMMFDataBuffer defaults to
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creating a CMMFDescriptorBuffer. This NewL creates a CMMFDescriptorBuffer with a size of 
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aMaxBufferSize bytes.
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@param  aMaxBufferSize
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        The size in bytes of the descriptor buffer to be created.
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@return A pointer to a new CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFDataBuffer* CMMFDataBuffer::NewL(TInt aMaxBufferSize)
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	{
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	return CMMFDescriptorBuffer::NewL(aMaxBufferSize);
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	}
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/**
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Method to instantiate a CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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Defaults to a CMMFDescriptorBuffer automatically. This NewL creates a CMMFDescriptorBuffer with a 
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default size of 32 bytes.
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@return A pointer to a new CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFDescriptorBuffer* CMMFDescriptorBuffer::NewL()
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	{
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	CMMFDescriptorBuffer* self = new(ELeave) CMMFDescriptorBuffer;
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	CleanupStack::PushL(self);
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	self->ConstructL(KMMFDataBufferDefaultBufferSize);
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	CleanupStack::Pop(); // self
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	return self;
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	}
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/**
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Method to instantiate a CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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This NewL creates a CMMFDescriptorBuffer with a size of aMaxBufferSize bytes.
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@param  aMaxBufferSize
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        The size in bytes of the descriptor buffer to be created.
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@return A pointer to a new CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFDescriptorBuffer* CMMFDescriptorBuffer::NewL(TInt aMaxBufferSize)
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	{
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	CMMFDescriptorBuffer* self = new(ELeave) CMMFDescriptorBuffer;
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	CleanupStack::PushL(self);
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	self->ConstructL(aMaxBufferSize);
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	CleanupStack::Pop(); // self
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	return self;
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	}
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/**
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@internalTechnology
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Internal.
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@param  aMaxBufferSize
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        The size in bytes of the descriptor buffer to be created.
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*/
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void CMMFDescriptorBuffer::ConstructL(TInt aMaxBufferSize)
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	{
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	iData = new(ELeave) TUint8[aMaxBufferSize];
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	iPtr.Set(iData, 0, aMaxBufferSize);
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	}
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/**
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Destructor.
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Destructor also deletes the buffer contained in the CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFDescriptorBuffer::~CMMFDescriptorBuffer()
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	{
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	delete[] iData;
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	}
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/**
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Reallocates the max size in bytes of a CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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@param  aMaxBufferSize
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        The new size in bytes of the descriptor buffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C void CMMFDescriptorBuffer::ReAllocBufferL(TInt aMaxBufferSize)
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	{
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	TUint8* tmp = new(ELeave) TUint8[aMaxBufferSize];
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	delete[] iData;
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	iData = tmp;
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	iPtr.Set(iData, 0, aMaxBufferSize);
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	}
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/**
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Returns a descriptor to the data contained in the CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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@return A reference to a TPtr containing the CMMFDescriptorBuffer data.
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*/
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TDes8& CMMFDescriptorBuffer::Data()
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	{
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	return iPtr;
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	}
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/**
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Returns a descriptor to the data contained in the CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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@return A const reference to a TPtr containing the CMMFDescriptorBuffer data.
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*/
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const TDesC8& CMMFDescriptorBuffer::Data() const
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	{
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	return iPtr;	
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	}
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/**
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Returns the actual data size (ie. not the maximum length) of the
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data contained in the CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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@return	The size in bytes of the data contained in the CMMFDescriptorBuffer.
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*/
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TUint CMMFDescriptorBuffer::BufferSize() const
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	{
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	return iPtr.Length();
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	}
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Sets the position.
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This method is used by components (eg codecs) which read data from a buffer
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and wish to store a read position marker for further reads.
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Note: The position cannot exceed the size of the actual data not the max length.
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@param  aPosition
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        The position.
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*/
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void CMMFDescriptorBuffer::SetPosition (TUint aPosition)
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	{//used for repositioning
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	if (aPosition <= (TUint)iPtr.Length()) 
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		iPosition = aPosition;
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	else 
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		iPosition = (TUint)iPtr.Length();//tried to position beyond end of data
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	}
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Sets the request size.
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This function is used in cases where a component (eg a data source) may not be able
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or be desirable to write to the entire max length of the buffer (eg variable bit rate codecs).
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In which case the SetRequestSizeL() can be set which can be read by the RequestSize()
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function in the component so that it knows to only write data upto the request size
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and not fill the buffer up to its max length.
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@param  aSize
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        The request size.
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*/
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void CMMFDescriptorBuffer::SetRequestSizeL(TInt aSize)
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	{
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	if (aSize < 0)
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		User::Leave(KErrUnderflow);
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	else if (aSize > iPtr.MaxLength())
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		User::Leave(KErrOverflow);
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	else
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		iRequestSize = aSize;
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	}
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/**
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Overriden method to set the status and resets the data size to 0 when the buffer becomes available.
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@param  aStatus
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        The buffer status. See TBufferStatus for possible options.
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*/
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void CMMFDescriptorBuffer::SetStatus(TBufferStatus aStatus)
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	{
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	CMMFBuffer::SetStatus(aStatus);
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	if ((iStatus == EAvailable)&&iData)
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		{//need to set size to 0
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		iPtr.Zero();
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		}
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	}
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/**
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This function is not supported under EKA2.
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Method to instantiate a CMMFTransferBuffer. This NewL creates a CMMFTransferBuffer.
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@param  aTransferWindow
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        This is a valid RTransferWindow that has an RTransferBuffer mapped in.
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@param  aDataLength
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        This parameter sets the length of the actual data present in the transferbuffer.
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        This is because the length of actual data may be less than the length of the mapped in
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        transfer buffer.
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@return A pointer to a new CMMFTransferBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFTransferBuffer* CMMFTransferBuffer::NewL(RTransferWindow& aTransferWindow, TUint aDataLength)
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	{
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//this method is not supported under EKA2
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	User::Panic(_L("Not supported!"), KErrNotSupported);
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	aTransferWindow = aTransferWindow;	//suppressed unused argument warnings
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	aDataLength =  aDataLength;			//suppressed unused argument warnings
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	return NULL;			//can't construct anything useful
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	}
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/**
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@internalTechnology
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This method is not supported under EKA2.
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Internal ConstructL.
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Note this method checks if a transfer buffer has been mapped in and
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will leave with KErrNotReady if the RTransferWindow does not have a mapped
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in RTransferBuffer.
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@param  aTransferWindow
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        This is a reference to a valid RTransferWindow that has an RTransferBuffer mapped in.
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@param  aDataLength
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        The length of the data.
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*/
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void CMMFTransferBuffer::ConstructL(RTransferWindow& aTransferWindow, TUint aDataLength)
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	{
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//this method is not supported under EKA2
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	aTransferWindow = aTransferWindow;	//suppressed unused argument warnings
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	aDataLength =  aDataLength;			//suppressed unused argument warnings
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	}
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/**
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CMMFTransferBuffer destructor
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Destructor maps out RTransferBuffer and closes RTransferWindow.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFTransferBuffer::~CMMFTransferBuffer()
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	{
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	}
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/**
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@return	A reference to a TPtr containing the CMMFTransferBuffer data.
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*/
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TDes8& CMMFTransferBuffer::Data()
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	{
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	return iPtr;
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@return	A const reference to a TPtr containing the CMMFTransferBuffer data.
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*/
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const TDesC8& CMMFTransferBuffer::Data() const
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	{
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	return iPtr;
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Returns the actual data size (ie. not the max length) of the
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data contained in the CMMFTransferBuffer.
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@return	The size in bytes of the data contained in the CMMFTransferBuffer.
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*/
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TUint CMMFTransferBuffer::BufferSize() const
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	{
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	return iPtr.Length();
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Sets the position.
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This method is used by components (eg codecs) which read data from a buffer
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and wish to store a read position marker for further reads.
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Note: The position cannot exceed the size of the actual data not the max length.
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@param  aPosition
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        The position.
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*/
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void CMMFTransferBuffer::SetPosition (TUint aPosition)
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	{//used for repositioning
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	aPosition = aPosition; //suppress compiler warning
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	}
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Sets the request size.
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This function is used in cases where a component (eg. a data source) may not be able
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or be desirable to write to the entire max length of the buffer (eg. variable bit rate codecs).
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In this case, the SetRequestSizeL can be set which can be read by the RequestSize()
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function in the component so that it knows to only write data upto the request size
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and not fill the buffer up to its max length.
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@param  aSize
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        The request size.
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*/
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void CMMFTransferBuffer::SetRequestSizeL(TInt aSize)
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	{
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	aSize = aSize; //suppress compiler warning
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	}
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by the CMMFtransferBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C RTransferWindow& CMMFTransferBuffer::TransferWindow()
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	{
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	return iTransferWindow;
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transfer window (or the same transfer window with a different buffer mapped in
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@param  aDataLength
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*/
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EXPORT_C TInt CMMFTransferBuffer::UpdateTransferWindow(RTransferWindow& aTransferWindow, TUint aDataLength)
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	{
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	aTransferWindow = aTransferWindow;	//suppressed unused argument warnings
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	aDataLength =  aDataLength;			//suppressed unused argument warnings
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	return KErrNotSupported;
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	}
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available.
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*/
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EXPORT_C void CMMFTransferBuffer::MapOutBuffer()
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	{
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	}
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This NewL creates an unititalised CMMFPtrBuffer.
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@return A pointer to a new CMMFPtrBuffer.
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFPtrBuffer* CMMFPtrBuffer::NewL()
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	{
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	return self;
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	}
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Function to instantiate a CMMFPtrBuffer.
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This NewL creates a CMMFPtrBuffer which owns a TPtr8.
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@param  aPtr
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFPtrBuffer* CMMFPtrBuffer::NewL(const TPtr8& aPtr)
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	{
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	CleanupStack::PushL(self);
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	self->ConstructL(aPtr);
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	return self;
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	}
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/**
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 * ConstructL
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 *
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 * Internal ConstructL
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 * @internalTechnology
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 * @param	"aPtr"
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 *			Reference to a TPtr containing the CMMFPtrBuffer data
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 */
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void CMMFPtrBuffer::ConstructL(const TPtr8& aPtr)
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	{
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	iPtr.Set(aPtr);
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	}
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/**
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*/
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EXPORT_C CMMFPtrBuffer::~CMMFPtrBuffer()
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	{
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	}
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/**
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@return	A reference to a TPtr containing the CMMFPtrBuffer data.
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*/
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TDes8& CMMFPtrBuffer::Data()
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	{
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	return iPtr;	
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	}
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/**
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@return	A const reference to a TPtr containing the CMMFPtrBuffer data.
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*/
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const TDesC8& CMMFPtrBuffer::Data() const
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	{
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/**
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Returns the actual data size (ie. not the max length) of the
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data contained in the CMMFPtrBuffer.
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@return	The size in bytes of the data contained in the CMMFPtrBuffer.
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*/
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TUint CMMFPtrBuffer::BufferSize() const
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	{
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Sets the position.
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and wish to store a read position marker for further reads.
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Note: The position cannot exceed the size of the actual data not the maximum length.
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        The position.
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*/
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void CMMFPtrBuffer::SetPosition (TUint aPosition)
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	{//used for repositioning
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		iPosition = aPosition;
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		iPosition = (TUint)iPtr.Length();//tried to position beyond end of data
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Sets the request size.
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This method is used in cases where a component (eg. a data source) may not be able
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or be desirable to write to the entire max length of the buffer (eg. variable bit rate codecs).
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In this case, the SetRequestSizeL() can be set which can be read by the RequestSize()
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function in the component so that it knows to only write data upto the requested size
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and not fill the buffer up to its maximum length.
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@param  aSize
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        The request size.
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*/
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void CMMFPtrBuffer::SetRequestSizeL(TInt aSize)
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	{
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	if (aSize < 0)
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		User::Leave(KErrUnderflow);
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	else if (aSize > iPtr.MaxLength())
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		User::Leave(KErrOverflow);
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	else
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		iRequestSize = aSize;
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	}
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/**
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Overriden method to set the status.
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Resets the data size to 0 when the buffer becomes available.
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        The buffer status. See enum TBufferStatus.
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*/
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void CMMFPtrBuffer::SetStatus(TBufferStatus aStatus)
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	{
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	CMMFBuffer::SetStatus(aStatus);
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	if (iStatus == EAvailable)
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		{//need to set size to 0
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		iPtr.Zero();
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		}
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	}
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/** 
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		The pointer refernce.
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*/
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EXPORT_C void CMMFPtrBuffer::SetPtr(const TPtr8& aPtr)
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	{
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	iPtr.Set(aPtr);
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	}
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//should more CMMFDataBuffers be supported in future
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/**
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Static method which returns ETrue if the buffer UID is a supported
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CMMFDataBuffer type.
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Note:
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If the buffer is not a CMMFDataBuffer this method should
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return EFalse.
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@param  aUid
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        The UID of the CMMFBuffer to be checked for support.
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@return The buffer size.
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*/
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EXPORT_C TBool CMMFBuffer::IsSupportedDataBuffer(TUid aUid)
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	{ 
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	return((aUid == KUidMmfDescriptorBuffer)
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		|| (aUid == KUidMmfTransferBuffer)
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		|| (aUid == KUidMmfPtrBuffer));
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	}
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/**
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Static method which returns ETrue if the buffer UID is a buffer
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that is safe to be used with the file server.  If the buffer type
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is not safe to be used with the file server, then the client would
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need to copy the contents of the buffer, prior to passing it onto
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the file server.
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This implementation assumes the CMMFPtrBuffer is safe for file server copy. If this is not the case 
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then remove the PtrBuffer set to ETrue.
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@param  aUid
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        The UID of the CMMFBuffer to be checked for support.
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@return The buffer size.
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*/
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EXPORT_C TBool CMMFBuffer::IsFileServerSafe(TUid aUid)
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	{
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	TBool isFileServerSafe = EFalse;
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	if (aUid == KUidMmfDescriptorBuffer)
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		isFileServerSafe = ETrue;
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	if (aUid == KUidMmfPtrBuffer) //remove this if target CMMFPtrBuffers
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		isFileServerSafe = ETrue; //are not safe for file server copy
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	return isFileServerSafe;
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	}