QWaylandIviApplication Class

The QWaylandIviApplication class is an extension for embedded-style user interfaces. More...

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Public Functions

Reimplemented Public Functions

• 4 public functions inherited from QWaylandCompositorExtension
• 5 public functions inherited from QWaylandObject
• 32 public functions inherited from QObject

Signals

• 2 signals inherited from QObject

Static Public Members

• 11 static public members inherited from QObject

Additional Inherited Members

• 1 property inherited from QObject
• 1 public slot inherited from QObject
• 1 protected function inherited from QWaylandCompositorExtension
• 9 protected functions inherited from QObject

Detailed Description

The QWaylandIviApplication class is an extension for embedded-style user interfaces.

The QWaylandIviApplication extension provides a way to associate an QWaylandIviSurface with a regular Wayland surface. Using the QWaylandIviSurface interface, the client can identify itself by giving an ivi id, and the compositor can ask the client to resize.

QWaylandIviApplication corresponds to the Wayland ivi_application interface.

Member Function Documentation

QWaylandIviApplication::QWaylandIviApplication()

Constructs a QWaylandIviApplication object.

QWaylandIviApplication::QWaylandIviApplication(QWaylandCompositor *compositor)

Constructs a QWaylandIviApplication object for the provided compositor.

[override virtual] void QWaylandIviApplication::initialize()

Initializes the shell extension.

[static] QByteArray QWaylandIviApplication::interfaceName()

[signal] void QWaylandIviApplication::iviSurfaceCreated(QWaylandIviSurface *iviSurface)

This signal is emitted when an IviSurface, iviSurface, has been created.

[signal] void QWaylandIviApplication::iviSurfaceRequested(QWaylandSurface *surface, uint iviId, const QWaylandResource &resource)

This signal is emitted when the client has requested an ivi_surface to be associated with surface, which is identified by id. The handler for this signal is expected to create the ivi surface and initialize it within the scope of the signal emission. If no ivi surface is created, a default one will be created instead.