File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
VCardParser.java	API Doc	Android 5.1 API	3239	Thu Mar 12 22:22:54 GMT 2015	com.android.vcard

VCardParser

• java.lang.Object

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public abstract void	addInterpreter(VCardInterpreter interpreter) Registers one {@link VCardInterpreter} instance, which receives events along with vCard parsing. param interpreter
public abstract void	cancel() Cancel parsing vCard. Useful when you want to stop the parse in the other threads. Actual cancel is done after parsing the current vcard.
public abstract void	parse(java.io.InputStream is) Parses a whole InputStream as a vCard file and lets registered {@link VCardInterpreter} instances handle callbacks. This method reads a whole InputStream. If you just want to parse one vCard entry inside a vCard file with multiple entries, try {@link #parseOne(InputStream)}. param is The source to parse. throws IOException, VCardException
public void	parse(java.io.InputStream is, VCardInterpreter interpreter) deprecated use {@link #addInterpreter(VCardInterpreter)} and {@link #parse(InputStream)} addInterpreter(interpreter); parse(is);
public abstract void	parseOne(java.io.InputStream is) Parses the first vCard entry in InputStream and lets registered {@link VCardInterpreter} instances handle callbacks. This method finishes itself when the first entry ended. Note that, registered {@link VCardInterpreter} may still see multiple {@link VCardInterpreter#onEntryStarted()} / {@link VCardInterpreter#onEntryEnded()} calls even with this method. This happens when the first entry contains nested vCards, which is allowed in vCard 2.1. See the following example. BEGIN:VCARD N:a BEGIN:VCARD N:b END:VCARD END:VCARD With this vCard, registered interpreters will grab two {@link VCardInterpreter#onEntryStarted()} and {@link VCardInterpreter#onEntryEnded()} calls. Callers should handle the situation by themselves. param is The source to parse. throws IOException, VCardException