Gets the file's attributes.

Gets the iBadPower value.

CFileCB::iBadPower

Retrieves the BlockMap of a file.

Gets a reference to the object representing the drive on which the file was created.

The 'created drive' is only different from the 'drive', as returned by Drive(), if the 'drive' was a substitute for the 'created drive' in the file server session.

Gets a reference to the object representing the drive on which the file resides.

Extended API support methods

File caching support methods

Tests whether the file is corrupt.

Gets a reference to the file share locks array being used by the file.

Gets a reference to a heap descriptor containing the full file name.

Gets a reference to a heap descriptor containing the folded full file name.

Flushes, to disk, all cached file data (e.g. attributes, modification time, file size).

The modified bit in the file attributes mask should be cleared if the flush was successful.

The function should leave with a suitable error code on error detection.

Flushes, to disk, the cached information necessary for the integrity of recently written data, such as the file size.

The function should leave with a suitable error code on error detection.

Return a pointer to a specified interface extension - to allow future extension of this class without breaking binary compatibility.

Retrieves TBusLocalDrive object associated with an open file.

Gets the universal time when the file was last modified.

Gets a reference to the object representing the mount on which the file resides.

Gets the hash of the folded filename

Reads a specified number of bytes from the open file starting at the specified postition, and writes the result into a descriptor.

It can be assumed that aPos is inside the file and aLength > 0. The file should only be read up to its end regardless of the value of aPos + aLength. The number of bytes read should be stored in aLength on return.

If the function leaves before completion for any reason it should generate an appropriate error code, and in this situation, the arguments are not valid on return.

Renames the file with the full file name provided.

Because the full name of the file includes the path, the function can also be used to move the file.

It can be assumed that no other sub-session has access to the file: i.e. the file has not been opened in EFileShareAny share mode. It can also be assumed that the file has been opened for writing.

The function should leave with KErrAlreadyExists if aNewName already exists. An appropriate error code should also be generated if the function leaves before completion for any other reason.

CFileCB::iFileName

Sets the file's attributes.

Sets the iBadPower value.

CFileCB::iBadPower

Sets the attribute mask, iAtt, and the modified time of the file, iModified.

If aMask|aVal does not equal zero, then aMask should be OR'ed with iAtt, whilst the inverse of aVal should be AND'ed with iAtt. If the modified flag is set in aMask then iModified should be set to aTime.

The function should leave with a suitable error code on error detection.

CFileCB::iModified CFileCB::iAtt

Sets whether the file is corrupt.

Sets the universal time when the file was last modified.

Sets the mount associated with the file.

Sets the iShare value, which defines the level of access allowed to the file.

CFileCB::iShare

Sets the size of the file.

Extends or truncates the file by re-setting the file size.

The function should not change iModified and iSize attributes of the file object: this is done by the file server. If the file is extended, nothing should be written in the extended area.

The function should leave with a suitable error code on error detection.

Gets the iShare value, which defines the level of access allowed to the file.

CFileCB::iShare

Gets the size of the file.

Gets the file object's unique ID, as returned by CObject::UniqueID().

CObject

Writes data to the open file.

iModified and iSize are set by the file server after this function has completed successfully.

It can be assumed that aPos is within the file range and aLength > 0. When aPos + aLength is greater than the file size then the file should be enlarged using SetSizeL(). The number of bytes written should be returned through the argument aLength.

If the function leaves before completion for any reason it should generate an appropriate error code, and in this situation the arguments are not valid on return.

The attributes of the file.

Indicates whether a recent access to the file that the object represents failed due to KErrBadPower.

Indicates whether the file that the object represents is corrupt: true if it is corrupt, false otherwise.

The full name of the file, including drive and extensions.

The full name of the file, including drive and extensions - Folded.

The universal time at which the file was last modified.

Inititally, the mode that the file was opened with, which defines the level of access allowed to the file. Set by the TDrive object (representing the drive on which the file resides) when the file control block is created.

The size of the file. This is the low 32 bit part of the file size. The upper 32 bit part of the file size is saved on the file server side for File Systems supporting file size > 4GB - 1. File Systems supporting file size > 4GB - 1 shall use CFileCB::Size64() to query the file size and CFileCB::SetSize64() to set file size.