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/****************************************************************************
**
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#include "qcontactdetailrangefilter.h"
#include "qcontactdetailrangefilter_p.h"
#include "qcontactfilter_p.h"
#include "qcontactmanager.h"
QTM_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
/*!
\class QContactDetailRangeFilter
\brief The QContactDetailRangeFilter class provides a filter based around
a detail value range criterion.
\inmodule QtContacts
\since 1.0
\ingroup contacts-filters
It may be used to select contacts which contain a detail of a particular definition with a particular value that lies in
a range (either open or closed).
*/
Q_IMPLEMENT_CONTACTFILTER_PRIVATE(QContactDetailRangeFilter);
/*!
* \fn QContactDetailRangeFilter::QContactDetailRangeFilter(const QContactFilter& other)
* Constructs a copy of \a other if possible, otherwise constructs a new detail range filter
* \since 1.0
*/
/*!
* \enum QContactDetailRangeFilter::RangeFlag
* Enumerates the semantics of the boundary conditions of the detail range filter
* \value IncludeLower The filter will match if the field value is equal to or greater than the minimum value
* \value IncludeUpper The filter will match if the field value is equal to or less than the maximum value
* \value ExcludeLower The filter will match if the field value is greater than the minimum value (but not equal)
* \value ExcludeUpper The filter will match if the field value is less than the maximum value (but not equal)
*/
/*!
* Constructs a new detail range filter
*/
QContactDetailRangeFilter::QContactDetailRangeFilter()
: QContactFilter(new QContactDetailRangeFilterPrivate)
{
}
/*!
* Sets the value range criterion of the filter to within \a min and \a max, with boundary conditions specified in the given \a flags.
* If \a min or \a max is a null variant, that condition will not be checked. For example, to check for
* fields with a value greater than 7, you would specify:
* \code
* filter.setRange(7, QVariant(), QContactDetailRangeFilter::ExcludeLower);
* \endcode
* \sa minValue(), maxValue()
* \since 1.0
*/
void QContactDetailRangeFilter::setRange(const QVariant& min, const QVariant& max, RangeFlags flags)
{
Q_D(QContactDetailRangeFilter);
d->m_minValue = min;
d->m_maxValue = max;
d->m_rangeflags = flags;
}
/*!
* Sets the match flags of the filter criterion to \a flags
*
* Not all flags are supported by a range filter. The supported flags include:
*
* \list
* \o QContactFilter::MatchExactly
* \o QContactFilter::MatchFixedString
* \o QContactFilter::MatchCaseSensitive
* \endlist
*
* Unsupported flags will be ignored.
*
* \sa matchFlags()
* \since 1.0
*/
void QContactDetailRangeFilter::setMatchFlags(QContactFilter::MatchFlags flags)
{
Q_D(QContactDetailRangeFilter);
flags &= (QContactFilter::MatchExactly | QContactFilter::MatchFixedString | QContactFilter::MatchCaseSensitive);
d->m_flags = flags;
}
/*!
* Sets the name of the detail definition of which type details will be inspected for matching values to \a definitionName,
* and the name of the field which will be inspected in details of that definition to \a fieldName.
* \sa detailDefinitionName(), detailFieldName()
* \since 1.0
*/
void QContactDetailRangeFilter::setDetailDefinitionName(const QString& definitionName, const QString& fieldName)
{
Q_D(QContactDetailRangeFilter);
d->m_defId = definitionName;
d->m_fieldId = fieldName;
}
/*!
* Returns the match flags of the criterion, which define semantics such as case sensitivity, and exact matching.
* \sa setMatchFlags()
* \since 1.0
*/
QContactFilter::MatchFlags QContactDetailRangeFilter::matchFlags() const
{
Q_D(const QContactDetailRangeFilter);
return d->m_flags;
}
/*!
* Returns the definition name of the details which will be inspected for matching values
* \sa setDetailDefinitionName()
* \since 1.0
*/
QString QContactDetailRangeFilter::detailDefinitionName() const
{
Q_D(const QContactDetailRangeFilter);
return d->m_defId;
}
/*!
* Returns the name of the field which contains the value which will be matched against the value criterion
* \sa setDetailDefinitionName()
* \since 1.0
*/
QString QContactDetailRangeFilter::detailFieldName() const
{
Q_D(const QContactDetailRangeFilter);
return d->m_fieldId;
}
/*!
* Returns the lower bound of the value range criterion.
* If this value is null, there is no lower bound.
* If it is valid, the \l rangeFlags() determines whether this value is included in the valid values.
* \sa setRange()
* \since 1.0
*/
QVariant QContactDetailRangeFilter::minValue() const
{
Q_D(const QContactDetailRangeFilter);
return d->m_minValue;
}
/*!
* Returns the upper bound of the value range criterion
* If this value is null, there is no upper bound.
* If it is valid, the \l rangeFlags() determines whether this value is included in the valid values.
* \sa setRange()
* \since 1.0
*/
QVariant QContactDetailRangeFilter::maxValue() const
{
Q_D(const QContactDetailRangeFilter);
return d->m_maxValue;
}
/*!
* Returns a set of flags which defines the boundary condition semantics of the value range criterion
* \sa setRange()
* \since 1.0
*/
QContactDetailRangeFilter::RangeFlags QContactDetailRangeFilter::rangeFlags() const
{
Q_D(const QContactDetailRangeFilter);
return d->m_rangeflags;
}
QTM_END_NAMESPACE
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