Class

ICalGLibRecurIterator

since: 3.0

Description [src]

final class ICalGLib.RecurIterator : ICalGLib.Object
{
  /* No available fields */
}

This is the ICalRecurIterator instance.

Available since: 3.0

Hierarchy

hierarchy this ICalRecurIterator ancestor_0 ICalObject ancestor_0--this ancestor_1 GObject ancestor_1--ancestor_0

Ancestors

Constructors

i_cal_recur_iterator_new

Creates an ICalRecurIterator.

since: 1.0

i_cal_recur_iterator_new_full

Create a new libical-glib object from the native libical object and the owner.

since: 1.0

Instance methods

i_cal_recur_iterator_free

Frees an iterator.

since: 1.0

i_cal_recur_iterator_next

Gets the next occurrence from an iterator.

since: 1.0

i_cal_recur_iterator_set_end

Sets the date-time at which the iterator will stop at the latest. Values equal to or greater than end will not be returned by the iterator.

unstable since: 3.1

i_cal_recur_iterator_set_start

Sets the date-time at which the iterator will start, where ‘start’ is a value between DTSTART and UNTIL. Note: CAN NOT be used with RRULEs that contain COUNT.

since: 3.0

Methods inherited from ICalObject (12)
i_cal_object_add_depender

Adds a depender into the list of objects which should not be destroyed before this iobject. It’s usually used for cases where the iobject uses native libical structure from the depender. The depender is referenced. It’s illegal to try to add one depender multiple times.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_get_always_destroy

Obtain the ICalObject::always-destroy property value.

unstable since: 3.0.11

i_cal_object_get_is_global_memory

Obtains whether the native libical structure is a global shared memory, thus should not be destroyed. This can be set only during construction time.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_get_native

Obtain native libical structure pointer associated with this iobject.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_get_native_destroy_func

Obtain a pointer to a function responsible to free the libical native structure.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_ref_owner

Obtain current owner of the native libical structure. The returned pointer, if not NULL, is referenced for thread safety. Unref it with g_object_unref when done with it.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_remove_depender

Removes a depender from the list of objects which should not be destroyed before this iobject, previously added with i_cal_object_add_depender(). It’s illegal to try to remove the depender which is not in the internal list.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_remove_owner

Unref and remove the owner.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_set_always_destroy

Sets the ICalObject::always-destroy property value. When TRUE, the native libical structure is always freed, even when an owner of the iobject is set.

unstable since: 3.0.11

i_cal_object_set_native_destroy_func

Sets a function to be used to destroy the native libical structure.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_set_owner

Sets an owner of the native libical structure, that is an object responsible for a destroy of the native libical structure.

since: 1.0

i_cal_object_steal_native

Obtain native libical structure pointer associated with this iobject and sets the one at iobject to NULL, thus it’s invalid since now on.

since: 1.0

Methods inherited from GObject (43)

Please see GObject for a full list of methods.

Properties

Properties inherited from ICalObject (5)
ICalGLib.Object:always-destroy

Whether free the native libical structure on ICalObjects finalize even if the object has set an owner.

unstable since: 3.0.11

ICalGLib.Object:is-global-memory

Whether the native libical structure is from a global shared memory. If TRUE, then it is not freed on ICalObjects finalize.

since: 3.0

ICalGLib.Object:native

The native libical structure for this ICalObject.

since: 3.0

ICalGLib.Object:native-destroy-func

GDestroyNotify function to use to destroy the native libical pointer.

since: 3.0

ICalGLib.Object:owner

Owner of the native libical structure. If set, then it is responsible for a free of the native libical structure.

since: 3.0

Signals

Signals inherited from GObject (1)
GObject::notify

The notify signal is emitted on an object when one of its properties has its value set through g_object_set_property(), g_object_set(), et al.

since: 2.0

Class structure

struct ICalGLibRecurIteratorClass {
  /* no available fields */
}

This is the ICalRecurIterator class.