Syndication Library
#include <person.h>
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virtual | ~Person () |
virtual QString | debugInfo () const |
virtual QString | email () const =0 |
virtual bool | isNull () const =0 |
virtual QString | name () const =0 |
virtual bool | operator== (const Person &other) const |
virtual QString | uri () const =0 |
Detailed Description
Person objects hold information about a person, such as the author of the content syndicated in the feed.
Depending on the feed format, different information is available. While according to the RSS2 spec, RSS2 author elements must contain only an e-mail address, Atom requires the person's name and the e-mail address is optional. Also, in reality, feeds often contain other information than what is specified in the specs. Syndication tries to find out what author information is contained and maps it to this representation.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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destructor
Definition at line 29 of file person.cpp.
Member Function Documentation
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description of the person for debugging purposes.
- Returns
- debug string
Definition at line 33 of file person.cpp.
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e-mail address of the person (optional)
- Returns
- email address, or a null string if not specified
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returns whether this object is a null person
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the name of the person (optional)
- Returns
- the name of the person as plain text, or a null string if not specified
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compares two person instances.
Persons are equal if and only if their respective name(), uri() and email() values are equal.
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other another person instance
Definition at line 64 of file person.cpp.
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a URI associated with the person.
(optional) This is usually the URL of the person's homepage.
- Returns
- URI of the person, or a null string if not specified
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