diff -r 48780e181b38 -r 578be2adaf3e Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-CA933F35-7508-5C98-9DB6-2492803A2183.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-CA933F35-7508-5C98-9DB6-2492803A2183.dita Tue Jul 20 12:00:49 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-CA933F35-7508-5C98-9DB6-2492803A2183.dita Fri Aug 13 16:47:46 2010 +0100 @@ -1,29 +1,29 @@ - - - - - -Reading a Skipped Alarm Property

The Publish and Subscribe framework enables a client to receive notification from the Alarm Server about the skipped alarm.

The value associated with the KMissingAlarmPubSubKey property is a TMissedAlarmPubSubData structure.

KMissingAlarmPubSubKey contains data about environmental changes and whether or not they have resulted in a skipped alarm.

The KMissingAlarmPubSubKey property value indicates if there are skipped alarms. The subscriber reads the current value of the property to determine if there are skipped alarms. A client more usually subscribes to the property and responds to any changes by calling the ReadSkippedAlarmPropertyL() function. iValue stores an integer that indicates if there are skipped alarms. #include <ASShdAlarm.h> // For TMissedAlarmPubSubData etc. -#include <…> -… -void CSkippedAlarmsObserver::ReadSkippedAlarmPropertyL() - { - TPckgBuf<TMissedAlarmPubSubData> skippedAlarmBuf; - - User::LeaveIfError(RProperty::Get(KAlarmServerPubSubCategory, KMissingAlarmPubSubKey, skippedAlarmBuf)); - - if (skippedAlarmBuf().iValue == 2) - { - HandleSkippedAlarmsL(); - } - } - This example illustrates the steps required to use the property value to establish if there are skipped alarms. Note: The example does not describe the procedure required to subscribe to the property. Working with Skipped - Calendar Alarms Reading a Skipped Alarm Instances - Property Retrieving Alarmed + + + + + +Reading a Skipped Alarm Property

The Publish and Subscribe framework enables a client to receive notification from the Alarm Server about the skipped alarm.

The value associated with the KMissingAlarmPubSubKey property is a TMissedAlarmPubSubData structure.

KMissingAlarmPubSubKey contains data about environmental changes and whether or not they have resulted in a skipped alarm.

The KMissingAlarmPubSubKey property value indicates if there are skipped alarms. The subscriber reads the current value of the property to determine if there are skipped alarms. A client more usually subscribes to the property and responds to any changes by calling the ReadSkippedAlarmPropertyL() function. iValue stores an integer that indicates if there are skipped alarms. #include <ASShdAlarm.h> // For TMissedAlarmPubSubData etc. +#include <…> +… +void CSkippedAlarmsObserver::ReadSkippedAlarmPropertyL() + { + TPckgBuf<TMissedAlarmPubSubData> skippedAlarmBuf; + + User::LeaveIfError(RProperty::Get(KAlarmServerPubSubCategory, KMissingAlarmPubSubKey, skippedAlarmBuf)); + + if (skippedAlarmBuf().iValue == 2) + { + HandleSkippedAlarmsL(); + } + } + This example illustrates the steps required to use the property value to establish if there are skipped alarms. Note: The example does not describe the procedure required to subscribe to the property. Working with Skipped + Calendar Alarms Reading a Skipped Alarm Instances + Property Retrieving Alarmed Calendar Instances \ No newline at end of file