folks_alias_details_change_alias ()

void                folks_alias_details_change_alias    (FolksAliasDetails *self,
                                                         const gchar *alias,
                                                         GAsyncReadyCallback _callback_,
                                                         gpointer _user_data_);

Change the contact's alias.

It's preferred to call this rather than setting "alias" directly, as this method gives error notification and will only return once the alias has been written to the relevant backing store (or the operation's failed).

See also: folks_alias_details_change_alias_finish()

Since 0.6.2

folks_alias_details_change_alias_finish ()

void                folks_alias_details_change_alias_finish
                                                        (FolksAliasDetails *self,
                                                         GAsyncResult *_res_,
                                                         GError **error);

Change the contact's alias.

It's preferred to call this rather than setting "alias" directly, as this method gives error notification and will only return once the alias has been written to the relevant backing store (or the operation's failed).

See also: folks_alias_details_change_alias()

Since 0.6.2

folks_alias_details_get_alias ()

const gchar *       folks_alias_details_get_alias       (FolksAliasDetails *self);

folks_alias_details_set_alias ()

void                folks_alias_details_set_alias       (FolksAliasDetails *self,
                                                         const gchar *value);

FolksAliasDetails

typedef struct _FolksAliasDetails FolksAliasDetails;

Interface for classes which represent aliasable contacts, such as FolksPersona and FolksIndividual.

The "alias" property

  "alias"                    gchar*                : Read / Write

An alias for the contact.

An alias is a user-given name, to be used in UIs as the sole way to represent the contact to the user.

This may not be `null`: an empty string represents an unset alias.

Default value: NULL