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public boolean | equals(java.lang.Object obj)
if (!(obj instanceof FrameBodyDeprecated))
{
return false;
}
FrameBodyDeprecated object = (FrameBodyDeprecated) obj;
return this.getIdentifier().equals(object.getIdentifier()) && super.equals(obj);
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public java.lang.String | getBriefDescription()
//TODO When is this null, it seems it can be but Im not sure why
if (originalFrameBody != null)
{
return originalFrameBody.getBriefDescription();
}
return "";
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public java.lang.String | getIdentifier()Return the frame identifier
return originalFrameBody.getIdentifier();
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public AbstractID3v2FrameBody | getOriginalFrameBody()Return the original frameBody that was used to construct the DeprecatedFrameBody
return originalFrameBody;
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public int | getSize()Delgate size to size of original frameBody, if frameBody already exist will take this value from the frame header
but it is always recalculated before writing any changes back to disk.
return originalFrameBody.getSize();
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protected void | setupObjectList()Setup the Object List.
This is handled by the wrapped class
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public java.lang.String | toString()Because the contents of this frame are an array of bytes and could be large we just
return the identifier.
return getIdentifier();
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