Interface GDPostalAddress_ConstructProps

The postal address itself, formatted and unstructured. It is preferred to use the other, structured properties rather than this one.

The agent who actually receives the mail. Used in work addresses. Also for "in care of" or "c/o".

Can be city, village, town, borough, etc. This is the postal town and not necessarily the place of residence or place of business.

Used in places where houses or buildings have names (and not necessarily numbers).

Indicates which postal address out of a group is primary.

A simple string value used to name this postal address. It allows UIs to display a label such as "Work", "Personal", "Preferred", etc.

Classes of mail accepted at this address. For example: %GDATA_GD_MAIL_CLASS_LETTERS or %GDATA_GD_MAIL_CLASS_BOTH.

This is used to disambiguate a street address when a city contains more than one street with the same name, or to specify a small place whose mail is routed through a larger postal town. In China it could be a county or a minor city.

Covers actual P.O. boxes, drawers, locked bags, etc. This is usually but not always mutually exclusive with #GDataGDPostalAddress:street.

Postal code. Usually country-wide, but sometimes specific to the city (e.g. "2" in "Dublin 2, Ireland" addresses).

A state, province, county (in Ireland), Land (in Germany), departement (in France), etc.

A programmatic value that identifies the type of postal address. For example: %GDATA_GD_POSTAL_ADDRESS_WORK or %GDATA_GD_POSTAL_ADDRESS_OTHER.

Can be street, avenue, road, etc. This element also includes the house number and room/apartment/flat/floor number.

Handles administrative districts such as U.S. or U.K. counties that are not used for mail addressing purposes. Subregion is not intended for delivery addresses.

The context in which this address can be used. For example: %GDATA_GD_ADDRESS_USAGE_GENERAL or %GDATA_GD_ADDRESS_USAGE_LOCAL.