#include <stringpool.h>
class RStringBase |
Protected Attributes | |
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RStringPool | iPool |
TUint32 | iVal |
Public Member Functions | |
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RStringBase() | |
IMPORT_C void | Close() |
IMPORT_C RStringBase | Copy() |
IMPORT_C const TDesC8 & | DesC() |
IMPORT_C TInt | Index(const TStringTable &) |
IMPORT_C const TStringTable * | OriginalTableRef() |
RStringPool | Pool() |
operator RStringTokenBase() |
Base class for classes that represent a string in a string pool.
There are sub-classes for folded and non-folded strings. Use this class when you want to receive a string, but have no intention of comparing it with anything.
See also: RStringPool
IMPORT_C void | Close | ( | ) |
Closes a string.
You must close every string you open. In other words, every call to RStringBase::Copy(), RStringPool::OpenStringL() and RStringPool::OpenFStringL() must be matched by a close.
Strings created through RStringPool::String() or RStringPool::StringF() with an integer argument need not be closed (but closing is harmless).
Strings created through RStringPool::String() or RStringPool::StringF() with a StringToken or StringTokenF argument must not be closed, as they're just changing the external representation.
IMPORT_C RStringBase | Copy | ( | ) |
Copies a string.
Both the original and the copy string must be separately closed.
Returns: The string base.
IMPORT_C const TDesC8 & | DesC | ( | ) | const |
Returns the content of the string Gets the content of the string.
Returns: Descriptor containing the content of the string.
IMPORT_C TInt | Index | ( | const TStringTable & | aTable | ) | const |
Gets the enumeration value corresponding to this string.
Parameter | Description |
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aTable | String table to look in |
Returns: The string's enumeration value, or -1 if there is no such value
IMPORT_C const TStringTable * | OriginalTableRef | ( | ) | const |
Gets the table (if any) that first added the current string to the pool.
Note there multiple tables can contain the same string.
Returns: The table or NULL if the string was created dynamically (not from a table)