Constructor.

Destructor.

Creates a new event condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new event condition contains no parameters by default. It is assumed that the event condition is augmented with further conditions for the object to which the event is attached.

Creates a new event condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new event condition tests the event's type. The event condition can be augmented with further conditions for the object to which the event is attached.

Creates a new event condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new event condition tests the event's type. The event condition can be augmented with further conditions for the object to which the event is attached.

Creates a new event condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new event condition tests the event's creation time. The event condition can be augmented with further conditions for the object to which the event is attached.

Creates a new event condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new event condition tests the event's source or participant. The event condition can be augmented with further conditions for the object to which the event is attached.

Creates a new event condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new event condition tests the event's creation time. The new event condition also tests the event's source or participant. The event condition can be augmented with further conditions for the object to which the event is attached.

Makes an existing condition node a child node of this logic condition. The logic condition takes ownership of the node.

Creates a new logic condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node.

Creates a new object condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The object condition node sets a requirement for the object class.

Example: // We want the condition to match with image objects. CMdELogicCondition* condition = CMdELogicCondition::NewL( ELogicConditionOperatorAnd ); CleanupStack::PushL( condition );

CMdENamespaceDef& defaultNamespace = iMdeSession->GetDefaultNamespaceDefL(); CMdEObjectDef& imageDef = defaultNamespace.GetObjectDefL( MdeConstants::Image::KImageObject ); condition->AddObjectConditionL( imageDef );

Creates a new object condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The object condition node sets a requirement for the object's ID number.

Example: CMdERelationQuery* relationQuery = iMdeSession->NewRelationQueryL( defNamespace, this ); CMdERelationCondition& filterCond = relationQuery->Conditions(). AddRelationConditionL( ERelationConditionSideRight ); // Left object in relation must have this ID. filterCond.LeftL().AddObjectConditionL( aObjectId );

Creates a new object condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The object condition node sets a requirement for the objects' ID numbers.

Creates a new object condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The object condition node sets a requirement for the object's GUID.

Creates a new object condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node.

Creates a new object condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node.

Creates a new property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The property condition tests if a property exists in an object.

Example: CMdEPropertyDef& commentDef = objDef.GetPropertyDefL( MdeConstants::MediaObject::KCommentProperty ); iQuery->Conditions().AddPropertyConditionL( commentDef );

Creates a new boolean property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The property condition tests the value of a boolean property.

Example: CMdEPropertyDef& commentDef = objDef.GetPropertyDefL( MdeConstants::MediaObject::KProtectedProperty ); iQuery->Conditions().AddPropertyConditionL( commentDef, ETrue );

Creates a new integer property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The property condition defines a range of integer values. If the property's value is within the range the condition evaluates to True.

Example: CMdEPropertyDef& frameCountDef = objDef.GetPropertyDefL( MdeConstants::Image::FrameCount ); iQuery->Conditions().AddPropertyConditionL( frameCountDef, TMdEIntRange(0, 5, rangeType) );

Creates a new 64 bit integer property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The property condition defines a range of integer values. If the property's value is within the range the condition evaluates to True.

Creates a new unsigned integer property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The property condition defines a range of unsigned integer values. If the property's value is within the range the condition evaluates to True.

Creates a new floating-point property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The property condition defines a range of floating-point values. If the property's value is within the range the condition evaluates to True.

Creates a new time property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The property condition defines a range of time values. If the property's value is within the range the condition evaluates to True.

Creates a new text property condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node.

Creates a new relation condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new relation condition contains no parameters by default. It is assumed that the relation condition is augmented with further conditions for the objects to which the relation is attached.

Example: TItemId relationId( 1 ); CMdERelationCondition& relationCond = relationQuery->Conditions(). AddRelationConditionL( relationId, ERelationConditionSideRight );

Creates a new relation condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new relation condition contains no parameters by default. It is assumed that the relation condition is augmented with further conditions for the objects to which the relation is attached.

Example: RArray<TItemId> arrayOfIds; arrayOfIds.Append( TItemId( 1 ) ); arrayOfIds.Append( TItemId( 2 ) ); CMdERelationCondition& relationCond = relationQuery->Conditions(). AddRelationConditionL( arrayOfIds, ERelationConditionSideRight );

Creates a new relation condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new relation condition contains no parameters by default. It is assumed that the relation condition is augmented with further conditions for the objects to which the relation is attached.

Example: CMdERelationCondition& relationCond = relationQuery->Conditions(). AddRelationConditionL( ERelationConditionSideRight );

Creates a new relation condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new relation condition tests the relation's type. The relation condition can be augmented with further conditions for the objects to which the relation is attached.

Creates a new relation condition and makes it a child condition of this logic condition node. The new relation condition tests the relation's type. The relation condition can be augmented with further conditions for the objects to which the relation is attached.

Returns a child condition node.

Second-phase constructor.

Determines the number of child conditions.

Get possible query's internal optimization flags from condition.

Constructs a new logic condition node.

Constructs a new logic condition node, leaving the node on the cleanup stack.

Returns the operator of the logic condition.

Removes a condition node from the logic condition.

Get required size of serialized buffer when this is serialized.

Serialize own data to serialized buffer (correct position must be set before calling).

Locking a logic condition causes all children to be locked as well. Attempting to modify a locked condition causes a panic.

Changes the operator of the logic condition.

Children of the condition. The logic condition owns all the child nodes.

Type of the condition.