#include <schinfo.h>
Link against: schsvr.lib
| class TTaskInfo |
| Public Attributes | |
|---|---|
| TName | iName |
| TInt | iPriority |
| TInt | iRepeat |
| TInt | iTaskId |
| Public Member Functions | |
|---|---|
| TTaskInfo(TInt, TName &, TInt, TInt) | |
| TTaskInfo() | |
| IMPORT_C void | ExternalizeL(RWriteStream &) |
| IMPORT_C void | InternalizeL(RReadStream &) |
| IMPORT_C TTaskInfo & | operator=(const TTaskInfo &) |
Contains detailed information for a single task.
A schedule can have any number of tasks. An object of this type is passed to RScheduler::ScheduleTask(). Objects of this type are also returned by functions within RScheduler that retrieve information about tasks.
See also: RScheduler::ScheduleTask() RScheduler::GetScheduleL() RScheduler::GetTaskInfoL()
| TInt | iPriority |
The priority of the task.
This is defined by the client.
Determines the order in which a client's tasks are executed. Where a client has two tasks with different priorities, the task with the higher priority will be executed first.
| TInt | iRepeat |
Specifies how often the task is to be repeated.
This is defined by the client.
A value of 1 means once, a value of 2 means twice etc.
Note that zero is interpreted to mean once, and a negative value is interpreted to mean that the task will be repeated until it is explicitly deleted.
| TInt | iTaskId |
The unique Id for the task.
This is generated by the Task Scheduler. Clients should use the generated Id to refer to the task in future transactions.
| IMPORT_C void | ExternalizeL | ( | RWriteStream & | aStream | ) | const |
Externalises an object of this class to a write stream.
The presence of this function means that the standard templated operator<<() can be used to externalise objects of this class.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| aStream | Stream to which the object should be externalised. |
| IMPORT_C void | InternalizeL | ( | RReadStream & | aStream | ) |
Internalises an object of this class from a read stream.
The presence of this function means that the standard templated operator>>() can be used to internalise objects of this class.
Note that the function has assignment semantics. It replaces the old value of the object with a new value read from the read stream.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| aStream | Stream from which the object is to be internalised. |