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Use the templated stream operators to externalise and internalise a
descriptor. Taking a class, TSimple
, as an example:
class TSimple
{
public :
void ExternalizeL(RWriteStream& aStream) const;
...
HBufC* iBufPtr;
TBuf<32> iBuffer;
};
The ExternalizeL()
member function of
TSimple
can be implemented as:
void TSimple::ExternalizeL(RWriteStream& aStream) const
{
aStream << *iBufPtr;
aStream << iBuffer;
}
In some circumstances, it may be desirable to externalise the
maximum length value of the heap descriptor to the stream and to use this value
when allocating and internalising that descriptor. To do this, change the
ExternalizeL()
member function to:
void TSimple::ExternalizeL(RWriteStream& aStream) const
{
aStream.WriteInt32L(iBufPtr->Des().MaxLength());
aStream << *iBufPtr;
aStream << iBuffer;
}
The InternalizeL()
member function of
TSimple
can be implemented as:
void TSimple::InternalizeL(RReadStream& aStream)
{
iBufPtr = HBufC::NewL(aStream,KMaxlen);
aStream >> iBuffer;
}
where KMaxlen
is some constant defining the maximum
length for the heap descriptor.
If the maximum length value of the heap descriptor had been
externalised, then the InternalizeL()
member function could be
changed to:
void TSimple::InternalizeL(RReadStream& aStream)
{
TInt maxlen;
maxlen = aStream.ReadInt32L();
iBufPtr = HBufC::NewL(aStream,maxlen);
aStream >> iBuffer;
}