24 #include "calendarengines_debug.h"

    24 #include "calendarengines_debug.h"

    25 

    25 

    26 // User includes.

    26 // User includes.

    27 #include "ICalKeyWords.h"		// Literals

    27 #include "ICalKeyWords.h"		// Literals

    28 #include "ICalRuleSegment.h"	// CICalRuleSegment

    28 #include "ICalRuleSegment.h"	// CICalRuleSegment

    29 

    30 

    30 // Constants.

    31 // Constants.

    31 

    32 

    32 // Maximum number of characters to use for storing TInt.

    33 // Maximum number of characters to use for storing TInt.

    33 // (The maximum number of characters for storing a decimal representation of

    34 // (The maximum number of characters for storing a decimal representation of

   812 		// This means there is only one segment, pretend the semicolon exists at the end of the buffer

   813 		// This means there is only one segment, pretend the semicolon exists at the end of the buffer

   813 		nextSemiColon = iValue->Length();

   814 		nextSemiColon = iValue->Length();

   814 		}

   815 		}

   815 		

   816 		

   816 	TUint charNum(0);

   817 	TUint charNum(0);

   818 	do

   819 	do

   819 		{

   820 		{

   820 		// Create a rule segment from characters charNum to nextSemiColon

   821 		// Create a rule segment from characters charNum to nextSemiColon

   821 		CICalRuleSegment* theRule = CICalRuleSegment::NewLC(iValue->Mid(charNum, nextSemiColon - charNum));

   822 		CICalRuleSegment* theRule = CICalRuleSegment::NewLC(iValue->Mid(charNum, nextSemiColon - charNum));

   822 		User::LeaveIfError(aRuleSegmentArray.Append(theRule));	// Takes ownership.

   823 		User::LeaveIfError(aRuleSegmentArray.Append(theRule));	// Takes ownership.

   845 				}

   846 				}

   846 			}

   847 			}

   847 		}

   848 		}

   848 	while (charNum < iValue->Length());

   849 	while (charNum < iValue->Length());

   849 	

   850 	

   850 	TRACE_EXIT_POINT;

   852 	TRACE_EXIT_POINT;

   851 	}

   853 	}

   852 

   854 

   853 /**

   855 /**

   854 Sets a complete RRULE as a descriptor value. Note that this is no different

   856 Sets a complete RRULE as a descriptor value. Note that this is no different