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// Copyright (c) 2002-2009 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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// CLogEvent
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//
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//
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inline TLogId CLogEvent::Id() const
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/** Gets the unique event ID associated with this log event.
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Unique event IDs are allocated by the Log Engine when an event is added to
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the log.
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@return The unique event ID.
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@see CLogClient::GetEvent()
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@see CLogClient::AddEvent()
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@see CLogClient::ChangeEvent()
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@see CLogClient::DeleteEvent() */
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{
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return iId;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetId(TLogId aId)
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/** Sets the unique event ID.
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@param aId The unique event ID. */
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{
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iId = aId;
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}
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inline TUid CLogEvent::EventType() const
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/** Gets the type of this log event. Event types are identified by a UID.
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@return The event type UID.
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@see CLogEvent::Description() */
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{
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return iEventType;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetEventType(TUid aId)
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/** Sets the type of this log event. Event types are identified by a UID.
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@param aId The event type UID.
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@see CLogEvent::Description() */
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{
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iEventType = aId;
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}
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inline const TDesC& CLogEvent::RemoteParty() const
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/** Gets the remote party associated with this event.
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@return A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the remote party. */
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{
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return *iRemoteParty;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetRemoteParty(const TDesC& aRemote)
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/** Sets the remote party associated with this event. This describes the destination
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of an outgoing event or the source of an incoming event.
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The remote party is represented by a string.
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The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum
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length of KLogMaxRemoteLength. If the length of the specified descriptor is
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greater than KLogMaxRemoteLength, then the data is truncated.
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@param aRemote The remote party. */
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{
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TPtr ptr(iRemoteParty->Des());
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iRemoteParty->Des().Copy(aRemote.Ptr(), Min(aRemote.Length(), ptr.MaxLength()));
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}
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inline const TDesC& CLogEvent::Direction() const
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/** Gets the direction of the call represented by this event. The direction of
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a call means incoming, outgoing etc.
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The direction is represented by a string.
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@return A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the string representing
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the direction of the call. */
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{
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return *iDirection;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetDirection(const TDesC& aDirection)
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/** Sets the direction of the call represented by this event. The direction of
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a call means incoming, outgoing etc.
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The direction is represented by a string. Standard strings are available in
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the log wrapper resource file and can be accessed through the resource IDs:
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R_LOG_DIR_IN, R_LOG_DIR_OUT, R_LOG_DIR_IN_ALT, R_LOG_DIR_OUT_ALT, R_LOG_DIR_FETCHED
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and R_LOG_DIR_MISSED.
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The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum
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length of KLogMaxDirectionLength. If the length of the specified descriptor
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is greater than KLogMaxDirectionLength, then the data is truncated.
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@param aDirection The readable name.
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@see CLogClient::GetString() */
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{
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TPtr ptr(iDirection->Des());
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ptr.Copy(aDirection.Ptr(), Min(aDirection.Length(), ptr.MaxLength()));
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}
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inline const TTime& CLogEvent::Time() const
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/** Gets the UTC time that this event was created.
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@return The time of the event. */
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{
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return iTime;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetTime(const TTime& aTime)
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/** Sets the UTC time that this event was created.
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Note that this field is used when ordering events in a view; changing this
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value may change the position of the event in a view.
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@param aTime The UTC time of the event. */
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{
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iTime = aTime;
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}
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inline TLogDurationType CLogEvent::DurationType() const
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/** Gets the duration type.
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This applies meaning to the idea of a duration.
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The duration type is implemented as a UI variant-specific enumeration. The
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following duration types are generic: KLogDurationNone, KLogDurationValid
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and KLogDurationData.
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@return The duration type. */
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{
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return iDurationType;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetDurationType(TLogDurationType aDurationType)
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/** Sets the duration type. This applies meaning to the idea of a duration.
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@param aDurationType The duration type. */
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{
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iDurationType = aDurationType;
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}
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inline TLogDuration CLogEvent::Duration() const
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/** Gets the duration of the event.
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@return The duration of the event, expressed as the number of seconds since
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the time of the event. */
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{
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return iDuration;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetDuration(TLogDuration aDuration)
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/** Sets the duration of the event.
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@param aDuration The duration of the event, expressed as the number of seconds
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since the time of the event. */
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{
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iDuration = aDuration;
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}
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inline const TDesC& CLogEvent::Status() const
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/** Gets the delivery status of this event.
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@return A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the delivery
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status. */
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{
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return *iStatus;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetStatus(const TDesC& aStatus)
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/** Sets the delivery status of this event.
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The delivery status is represented by a string. Standard strings are available
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in the log wrapper resource file and can be accessed through the resource
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IDs: R_LOG_DEL_PENDING, R_LOG_DEL_SENT, R_LOG_DEL_FAILED, R_LOG_DEL_NONE,
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R_LOG_DEL_DONE and R_LOG_DEL_NOT_SENT.
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The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum
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length of KLogMaxStatusLength. If the length of the specified descriptor is
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greater than KLogMaxStatusLength, then the data is truncated.
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@param aStatus The delivery status.
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@see CLogClient::GetString() */
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{
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TPtr ptr(iStatus->Des());
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ptr.Copy(aStatus.Ptr(), Min(aStatus.Length(), ptr.MaxLength()));
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}
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inline const TDesC& CLogEvent::Subject() const
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/** Gets the subject of this event.
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@return A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the subject. */
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return *iSubject;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetSubject(const TDesC& aSubject)
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/** Sets the subject of this event.
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The subject is represented by a string.
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The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum
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length of KLogMaxSubjectLength. If the length of the specified descriptor
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is greater than KLogMaxSubjectLength, then the data is truncated.
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@param aSubject The subject. */
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{
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TPtr ptr(iSubject->Des());
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ptr.Copy(aSubject.Ptr(), Min(aSubject.Length(), ptr.MaxLength()));
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}
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inline const TDesC& CLogEvent::Number() const
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/** Gets the phone number associated with the event.
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@return A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the phone number. */
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return *iNumber;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetNumber(const TDesC& aNumber)
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/** Sets the phone number associated with this event. This is used when the number
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cannot be stored in any other field.
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The number is specified as a string and is copied into a pre-allocated heap
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descriptor that has a maximum length of KLogMaxNumberLength. If the length
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of the specified descriptor is greater than KLogMaxNumberLength, then the
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number is truncated.
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@param aNumber The number. */
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{
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TPtr ptr(iNumber->Des());
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ptr.Copy(aNumber.Ptr(), Min(aNumber.Length(), ptr.MaxLength()));
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}
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inline TLogContactItemId CLogEvent::Contact() const
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/** Gets the contact ID associated with the event.
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@return The contact ID. */
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return iContact;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetContact(TLogContactItemId aContact)
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/** Sets the contact ID associated with the event.
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@param aContact The contact ID. */
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iContact = aContact;
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}
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inline TLogLink CLogEvent::Link() const
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/** Gets the link value.
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@return The link value. */
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return iLink;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetLink(TLogLink aLink)
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/** Sets the link value.
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The link can be used to relate this event to an entity in another application.
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For example, it can be used to associate the event with the call ID or the
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message ID for emails and faxes.
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@param aLink The link value. */
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{
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iLink = aLink;
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}
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inline const TDesC& CLogEvent::Description() const
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/** Gets the human readable name describing the event type.
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Note that this is set automatically by the Log Engine.
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@return A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the readable
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name. */
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return *iDescription;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetDescription(const TDesC& aDescription)
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{
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TPtr ptr(iDescription->Des());
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ptr.Copy(aDescription.Ptr(), Min(aDescription.Length(), ptr.MaxLength()));
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}
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inline const TDesC8& CLogEvent::Data() const
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/** Gets event specific data.
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@return A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the data that
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is specific to the event.KNullDesC8, if there is no data. */
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{
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if (iData)
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return *iData;
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else
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return KNullDesC8;
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}
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inline TLogFlags CLogEvent::Flags() const
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/** Gets the flags set for this event.
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@return The flags. */
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{
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return iFlags;
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::SetFlags(TLogFlags aFlags)
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/** Sets the specified flags for this event.
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The function does not change any of the other flag bit settings.
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Only the low order 4 bits are stored in the Log Engine Database; the constant
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KLogFlagsMask can be used as a mask.
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@param aFlags The flags to be set. */
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{
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__ASSERT_DEBUG(aFlags <= KLogFlagsMask, User::Invariant());
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iFlags = (TLogFlags)(iFlags | aFlags);
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}
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inline void CLogEvent::ClearFlags(TLogFlags aFlags)
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/** Clears the specified flags for this event.
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The function does not change any of the other flag bit settings.
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The constant KLogFlagsMask may be used to clear all the flags in an event.
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@param aFlags The flags to be cleared. */
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{
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__ASSERT_DEBUG(aFlags <= KLogFlagsMask, User::Invariant());
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iFlags = (TLogFlags)(iFlags & ~aFlags);
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}
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//**********************************
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// CLogBase
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inline const CResourceFile* CLogBase::ResourceFile() const
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return iResourceFile;
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inline CLogBase& CLogWrapper::Log()
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/** Gets a reference to the Log Engine object.
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@return If the Log Engine is installed, this is a reference to a CLogClient
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object. If there is no Log Engine, this is a reference to an instance of the
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Log Engine base class, CLogBase.
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