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

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

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

Tests whether the preceding entry details should be returned when multiple entries are being read.

Gets information from the first suitable entry in the directory, starting from the current read position.

The function should read successive entries until a suitable entry is found. An entry is suitable if the entry attributes match the criteria set by this object's attributes, which are set on initialisation. For example, if the directory control block has the attribute KEntryAttMaskSupported, and the file has the attribute KEntryAttVolume, then the entry will be deemed unsuitable and the next entry will be read.

This function is called by the file server.

If, on return, the entry's full file name, TEntry::iName , is longer than the maximum buffer size, then the entry cannot be returned to the client. In this case the file server will set iPending to true and will call StoreLongEntryName() before calling this function again. In this case (when iPending is true), the function should re-read the last entry to be read; it should also set iPending to false and should not advance the current read position.

The time stored in the iModified member of anEntry should not be converted, but left as UTC time.

When storing the iName member of anEntry, the current (.), or parent marker (..) in the directory should not be returned.

If the KEntryAttAllowUid flag is set in the iAtt member of anEntry, then the entry UID type of an entry will be read. If, on reading the UID from a file, KErrCorrupt is generated, because the file is corrupt, ReadL() should not leave with this error message, but should return as normal. If any other errors are raised the function should leave.

All of the properties of a TEntry , other than the UID types, are always read.

ReadL() should leave with a suitable error code if it cannot complete successfully for any reason.

Sets whether the preceding entry details should be returned when multiple entries are being read.

Bitmask of the attributes of interest.

Set using the the TDrive friend class instance representing the directory's drive after the object is made.

Flag to indicate whether preceding entry details should be returned when multiple entries are being read.

Set after construction using the TDrive friend class instance representing the directory's drive.