EmailOutput Class Reference

#include <outputformatimpls.h>

Inheritance diagram for EmailOutput:

Public Member Functions
	EmailOutput ()
virtual QString	description () const
virtual QString	optionUsage () const
virtual bool	setCodec (QTextCodec *codec)
virtual bool	setOptions (const QByteArray &options)
virtual bool	writeAddressee (const KABC::Addressee &addressee, std::ostream &stream)
virtual bool	writeAddresseeList (const KABC::AddresseeList &addresseeList, std::ostream &stream)
Public Member Functions inherited from OutputFormat
virtual	~OutputFormat ()

Detailed Description

Output formatter for email addresses.

Depending on optional parameters, writes each contacts email addresses, one per line

Available through FormatFactory::outputFormat(), name "email"

Author

Kevin Krammer, kevin.nosp@m..kra.nosp@m.mmer@.nosp@m.gmx..nosp@m.at

See also

Handling of various input and output formats

Definition at line 120 of file outputformatimpls.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

EmailOutput::EmailOutput

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Definition at line 255 of file outputformatimpls.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

QString EmailOutput::description ( ) const

virtual

Returns a translate description of the output format.

Returns a translated description of the formatter and its general capabilities.

Returns

a short descriptive string how addressee data will be formatted

Note

Implementations should not include the optional settings a formatter understands, this is what optionUsage() is for. As the description is displayed after the format name, it is recommended to add two tabs after each newline for aligned output

Implements OutputFormat.

Definition at line 261 of file outputformatimpls.cpp.

QString EmailOutput::optionUsage ( ) const

virtual

Returns a translate message about the available format options.

The option description string contains each option and its respective description for displaying to the user.

Returns

a short description of each option or QString() if the output format does not allow configuration options

Note

Implementations can return any formatting in the string, but it is recommended to stay consistent with the other format implementations and return the following format: one line per option and each line formatted like this

option-name tabs option-description

where tabs is either one or two tab characters depending on the length of the option-name, e.g. two tabs for length < 8. Default implementation returns QString()

Reimplemented from OutputFormat.

Definition at line 289 of file outputformatimpls.cpp.

bool EmailOutput::setCodec ( QTextCodec *  codec )

virtual

Sets the text codec to use.

This allows to have the text recoded to a specific text encoding. Depending on the format's specifications not all technically available codecs might be valid. e.g. VCards in version 3.0 are expected to be encoded in UTF-8

Warning

Always set a codec, the output formats need it!

Parameters

codec

the text encoding handler to use

Returns

true if the output format accepts this codec. i.e. can work with it reasonably. Otherwise returns false

Implements OutputFormat.

Definition at line 308 of file outputformatimpls.cpp.

bool EmailOutput::setOptions ( const QByteArray &  options )

virtual

Configures the output format.

Sets formatter options, e.g. which parts of the addressee data to use or which markup to apply.

Parameters

options

a string as taken from the commandline

Returns

false if the options are not valid or if the input format doesn't support options. true if the options where valid

Note

Implementations can use any format in their options string. However it is recommended to stay consistent with the other format implementations and use a comma separated list

Implements OutputFormat.

Definition at line 268 of file outputformatimpls.cpp.

bool EmailOutput::writeAddressee ( const KABC::Addressee &  addressee, std::ostream &  stream  )

virtual

Writes the data of a given addressee to the given output stream.

Depending on the formatter and its settings it will write all or portions of the available addressee data to the stream.

Warning

a format could require either header or footer around related addressees so use this only for single addressee output, i.e. not when iterating over a list of related addressees.

Parameters

addressee	the addressee object to take data from
stream	the standard output stream to write to

Note

Implementations that do not need to handle addressee relations can of course implement the writing in this method and just call it from writeAddresseeList() when iterating over the list

See also

writeAddresseeList()

KABC::Addressee

setCodec()

std::ostream

Implements OutputFormat.

Definition at line 319 of file outputformatimpls.cpp.

bool EmailOutput::writeAddresseeList ( const KABC::AddresseeList &  addresseeList, std::ostream &  stream  )

virtual

Writes the data from each addressee in the given list to the given output stream.

Depending on the formatter and its settings it will write all or portions of the available addressee data to the stream.

Parameters

addresseeList	a list of addressee objects
stream	the standard output stream to write to

Note

Implementations that do not need to handle each addressee differently for example numbering them, can call the writeAddressee() method on each entry of the given list

See also

writeAddressee()

KABC::Addressee

setCodec()

std::ostream

Implements OutputFormat.

Definition at line 362 of file outputformatimpls.cpp.

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• outputformatimpls.h
• outputformatimpls.cpp