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Location: logwrap.h
Link against: logwrap.lib

Class CLogEvent

CLogEvent

Support

Supported from 6.0

Description

Encapsulates the details of an event.

Derivation

CBaseBase class for all classes to be instantiated on the heap
CLogEventEncapsulates the details of an event

Defined in CLogEvent:
ClearFlags(), Contact(), CopyL(), Data(), Description(), Direction(), Duration(), DurationType(), EventType(), Flags(), Id(), Link(), NewL(), Number(), RemoteParty(), SetContact(), SetDataL(), SetDirection(), SetDuration(), SetDurationType(), SetEventType(), SetFlags(), SetId(), SetLink(), SetNumber(), SetRemoteParty(), SetStatus(), SetSubject(), SetTime(), Status(), Subject(), Time(), ~CLogEvent()

Inherited from CBase:
operator new()


Construction and destruction


NewL()

static CLogEvent* NewL();

Description

Creates a new log event detail object.

Return value

CLogEvent*

Pointer to the new log event detail object.


~CLogEvent()

~CLogEvent();

Description

Frees all resources owned by the log event detail object.

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Event identifiers


Id()

TLogId Id() const;

Description

Gets the unique event ID associated with this log event.

Unique event IDs are allocated by the Log Engine when an event is added to the log.

Return value

TLogId

The unique event ID.

See also:


SetId()

void SetId(TLogId aId);

Description

Sets the unique event ID.

Parameters

TLogId aId

The unique event ID.


EventType()

TUid EventType() const;

Description

Gets the type of this log event. Event types are identified by a UID.

Return value

TUid

The event type UID.

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SetEventType()

void SetEventType(TUid aId);

Description

Sets the type of this log event. Event types are identified by a UID.

Parameters

TUid aId

The event type UID.

See also:

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Event properties


SetContact()

void SetContact(TContactItemId aContact);

Description

Sets the contact ID associated with the event.

Parameters

TContactItemId aContact

The contact ID.


Contact()

TContactItemId Contact() const;

Description

Gets the contact ID associated with the event.

Return value

TContactItemId

The contact ID.


SetDataL()

void SetDataL(const TDesC8& aData);

Description

Sets event specific data.

The data can be used for any purpose. The data is copied into a heap descriptor allocated by this function; the amount of data is only limited by the available memory.

Parameters

const TDesC8& aData

The event specific data.


SetDataL()

void SetDataL(RReadStream& aStream, TInt aLen);

Description

Sets event specific data from the specified stream.

The data can be used for any purpose. The data is copied into a heap descriptor allocated by this function; the amount of data is only limited by the available memory.

Parameters

RReadStream& aStream

The stream containing the event specific data.

TInt aLen

The length of data to be read from the stream.


Data()

const TDesC8& Data() const;

Description

Gets event specific data.

Return value

TDesC8&

A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the data that is specific to the event.KNullDesC8, if there is no data.


Description()

const TDesC& Description() const;

Description

Gets the human readable name describing the event type.

Note that this is set automatically by the Log Engine.

Return value

TDesC&

A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the readable name.


SetDirection()

void SetDirection(const TDesC& aDirection);

Description

Sets the direction of the call represented by this event. The direction of a call means incoming, outgoing etc.

The direction is represented by a string. Standard strings are available in the log wrapper resource file and can be accessed through the resource IDs: R_LOG_DIR_IN, R_LOG_DIR_OUT, R_LOG_DIR_IN_ALT, R_LOG_DIR_OUT_ALT, R_LOG_DIR_FETCHED and R_LOG_DIR_MISSED.

The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum length of KLogMaxDirectionLength. If the length of the specified descriptor is greater than KLogMaxDirectionLength, then the data is truncated.

Parameters

const TDesC& aDirection

The readable name.

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Direction()

const TDesC& Direction() const;

Description

Gets the direction of the call represented by this event. The direction of a call means incoming, outgoing etc.

The direction is represented by a string.

Return value

TDesC&

A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the string representing the direction of the call.


SetDuration()

void SetDuration(TLogDuration aDuration);

Description

Sets the duration of the event.

Parameters

TLogDuration aDuration

The duration of the event, expressed as the number of seconds since the time of the event.


Duration()

TLogDuration Duration() const;

Description

Gets the duration of the event.

Return value

TLogDuration

The duration of the event, expressed as the number of seconds since the time of the event.


SetDurationType()

void SetDurationType(TLogDurationType aDurationType);

Description

Sets the duration type. This applies meaning to the idea of a duration.

Parameters

TLogDurationType aDurationType

The duration type.


DurationType()

TLogDurationType DurationType() const;

Description

Gets the duration type.

This applies meaning to the idea of a duration.

The duration type is implemented as a DFRD specific enumeration. The following duration types are generic: KLogDurationNone, KLogDurationValid and KLogDurationData.

Return value

TLogDurationType

The duration type.


SetLink()

void SetLink(TLogLink aLink);

Description

Sets the link value.

The link can be used to relate this event to an entity in another application. For example, it can be used to associate the event with the call ID or the message ID for emails and faxes.

Parameters

TLogLink aLink

The link value.


Link()

TLogLink Link() const;

Description

Gets the link value.

Return value

TLogLink

The link value.


SetNumber()

void SetNumber(const TDesC& aNumber);

Description

Sets the phone number associated with this event. This is used when the number cannot be stored in any other field.

The number is specified as a string and is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum length of KLogMaxNumberLength. If the length of the specified descriptor is greater than KLogMaxNumberLength, then the number is truncated.

Parameters

const TDesC& aNumber

The number.


Number()

const TDesC& Number() const;

Description

Gets the phone number associated with the event.

Return value

TDesC&

A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the phone number.


SetStatus()

void SetStatus(const TDesC& aStatus);

Description

Sets the delivery status of this event.

The delivery status is represented by a string. Standard strings are available in the log wrapper resource file and can be accessed through the resource IDs: R_LOG_DEL_PENDING, R_LOG_DEL_SENT, R_LOG_DEL_FAILED, R_LOG_DEL_NONE, R_LOG_DEL_DONE and R_LOG_DEL_NOT_SENT.

The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum length of KLogMaxStatusLength. If the length of the specified descriptor is greater than KLogMaxStatusLength, then the data is truncated.

Parameters

const TDesC& aStatus

The delivery status.

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Status()

const TDesC& Status() const;

Description

Gets the delivery status of this event.

Return value

TDesC&

A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the delivery status.


SetSubject()

void SetSubject(const TDesC& aSubject);

Description

Sets the subject of this event.

The subject is represented by a string.

The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum length of KLogMaxSubjectLength. If the length of the specified descriptor is greater than KLogMaxSubjectLength, then the data is truncated.

Parameters

const TDesC& aSubject

The subject.


Subject()

const TDesC& Subject() const;

Description

Gets the subject of this event.

Return value

TDesC&

A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the subject.


SetTime()

void SetTime(const TTime& aTime);

Description

Sets the time that this event was created.

Note that this field is used when ordering events in a view; changing this value may change the position of the event in a view.

Parameters

const TTime& aTime

The time of the event.


Time()

const TTime& Time() const;

Description

Gets the time that this event was created.

Return value

TTime&

The time of the event.


SetRemoteParty()

void SetRemoteParty(const TDesC& aRemote);

Description

Sets the remote party associated with this event. This describes the destination of an outgoing event or the source of an incoming event.

The remote party is represented by a string.

The string is copied into a pre-allocated heap descriptor that has a maximum length of KLogMaxRemoteLength. If the length of the specified descriptor is greater than KLogMaxRemoteLength, then the data is truncated.

Parameters

const TDesC& aRemote

The remote party.


RemoteParty()

const TDesC& RemoteParty() const;

Description

Gets the remote party associated with this event.

Return value

TDesC&

A reference to a non-modifiable descriptor containing the remote party.

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Flags


SetFlags()

void SetFlags(TLogFlags aFlags);

Description

Sets the specified flags for this event.

The function does not change any of the other flag bit settings.

Only the low order 4 bits are stored in the Log Engine Database; the constant KLogFlagsMask can be used as a mask.

Parameters

TLogFlags aFlags

The flags to be set.


ClearFlags()

void ClearFlags(TLogFlags aFlags);

Description

Clears the specified flags for this event.

The function does not change any of the other flag bit settings.

The constant KLogFlagsMask may be used to clear all the flags in an event.

Parameters

TLogFlags aFlags

The flags to be cleared.


Flags()

TLogFlags Flags() const;

Description

Gets the flags set for this event.

Return value

TLogFlags

The flags.

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Making a copy


CopyL()

void CopyL(const CLogEvent& aEvent);

Description

Makes a copy of the specified log event.

Parameters

const CLogEvent& aEvent

The log event to be copied.