EDataBook – 1.2

Contains only private data that should be read and manipulated using the functions below.

Contains only private data that should be read and manipulated using the functions below.

Contains only private data that should be read and manipulated using the functions below.

Contains only private data that should be read and manipulated using the functions below.

since: 3.26

Contains only private data that should be read and manipulated using the functions below.

since: 3.26

Contains only private data that should be read and manipulated using the functions below.

since: 3.12

An opaque handle for an addressbook cursor.

since: 3.12

An opaque handle for the EBookCache cursor instance.

since: 3.26

An opaque handle for the SQLite cursor instance.

since: 3.12

A structure used to handle “manual query” views for EBookBackend descendants which use EBookCache to store the contacts.

since: 3.50

A structure used as a default implementation to handle “manual query” views by the EBookBackend.

since: 3.50

A structure used to handle “manual query” views for EBookBackend descendants which use EBookSqlite to store the contacts.

since: 3.50

Contains only private data that should be read and manipulated using the functions below.

An opaque cursor pointer.

since: 3.26

This structure is used to represent contacts returned by the EBookCache from various functions such as e_book_cache_search().

since: 3.26

An opaque cursor pointer.

since: 3.12

This structure is used to represent contacts returned by the EBookSqlite from various functions such as e_book_sqlitedb_search().

since: 3.12

What compare function should be used when comparing two values.

since: 3.50

Specifies the start position to in the list of traversed contacts in calls to e_book_cache_cursor_step().

since: 3.26

Defines the types of possible errors reported by the EBookSqlite.

Indicates the type of change which occurred in an EbSqlChangeCallback.

since: 3.12

Specifies the start position to in the list of traversed contacts in calls to e_book_sqlite_cursor_step().

since: 3.12

Indicates the type of lock requested in e_book_sqlite_lock()

Indicates what type of action to take while unlocking the sqlite with e_book_sqlite_unlock()

Defines the behaviour of e_book_cache_cursor_step().

since: 3.26

Defines the behaviour of e_book_sqlite_cursor_step().

since: 3.12

A callback prototype being called in a dedicated thread, scheduled by e_book_backend_schedule_custom_operation().

since: 3.26

Callback function used by e_book_backend_foreach_view().

since: 3.34

A callback called for each object row when using e_book_cache_search_with_callback() function.

since: 3.26

A callback called for each row of a SELECT statement executed with e_book_sqlite_select() function.

since: 3.48

A function which may be called in response to a change in contact data.

since: 3.12

If this callback is passed to e_book_sqlite_new(), then vcards are not stored in the SQLite and instead this callback is invoked to fetch the vcard.

since: 3.12

Method type for EDataBookCursorClass.compare_contact()

since: 3.12

Method type for EDataBookCursorClass.get_position()

since: 3.12

Method type for EDataBookCursorClass.load_locale()

since: 3.12

Method type for EDataBookCursorClass.set_alphabetic_index()

since: 3.12

Method type for EDataBookCursorClass.set_sexp()

since: 3.12

Method type for EDataBookCursorClass.step()

since: 3.12

Fetches the extra data previously set for uid, either with e_book_sqlite_set_contact_extra() or when adding contacts, without locking internal mutex.

since: 3.16

Fetch the EContact specified by uid in ebsql without locking internal mutex.

since: 3.16

Fetch a vcard string for uid in ebsql without locking internal mutex.

since: 3.16

This key can be used with e_book_sqlite_get_key_value().

This key can be used with e_book_sqlite_get_key_value().

This environment variable configures where the address book factory loads its backend modules from.

This environment variable configures where the address book factory subprocess is located in.