The CPhoneBookBuffer library class is constructed using a simple, one-phase constructor because the CPhoneBookBuffer class does not allocate any member data on the heap.

This function member puts a new entry tag byte (ETagPBNewEntry) into the buffer and sets iMonitor to point to the beginning of each new entry.

This function member puts a new number tag byte (ETagPBAnrStart) into the buffer.

This function member returns the length of the populated buffer.

This function member reads the next tag value from the buffer.

Gets a 8-bit integer value from the buffer.

Gets a 16-bit integer value from the buffer.

Gets a 32-bit integer value from the buffer.

Gets a 8-bit descriptor from the buffer. The read pointer is then incremented past the read value.

Gets a 16-bit descriptor from the buffer.

Puts a 8-bit integer value into buffer.

The valid tags for use with 8-bit integers are:

Puts a 16-bit integer value into buffer.

The valid tags for use with 16-bit integers are:

Puts a 32-bit integer value into buffer.

The valid tags for use with 32-bit integers are:

Puts a 8-bit descriptor value into buffer.

The valid tags for use with 8-bit descriptors are:

Puts a 16-bit descriptor value into buffer.

The valid tags for use with 16-bit descriptors are:

This function member returns the length of the remaining data to read in the populated buffer.

This function will rollback the buffer to the end of the last complete phonebook entry and remove any data after this.

This member function sets the buffer's internal attribute iPtr to point to the supplied 8-bit buffer, which is owned by the caller of this function member.

This function member skips the next value in the buffer that is waiting to be read. Clients would use this function member if they do not support the field contained in the next data value.

phone Book Tag Type.