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Solid::DeviceInterface

Solid::DeviceInterface Class Reference

#include <deviceinterface.h>

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Detailed Description

Base class of all the device interfaces.

A device interface describes what a device can do. A device generally has a set of device interfaces.

Definition at line 41 of file deviceinterface.h.


Public Types

enum  Type {
  Unknown = 0, GenericInterface = 1, Processor = 2, Block = 3,
  StorageAccess = 4, StorageDrive = 5, OpticalDrive = 6, StorageVolume = 7,
  OpticalDisc = 8, Camera = 9, PortableMediaPlayer = 10, NetworkInterface = 11,
  AcAdapter = 12, Battery = 13, Button = 14, AudioInterface = 15,
  DvbInterface = 16, Video = 17, Last = 0xffff
}

Public Member Functions

bool isValid () const
virtual ~DeviceInterface ()

Static Public Member Functions

static Type stringToType (const QString &type)
static QString typeToString (Type type)

Protected Member Functions

 DeviceInterface (DeviceInterfacePrivate &dd, QObject *backendObject)

Protected Attributes

DeviceInterfacePrivate * d_ptr

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum Solid::DeviceInterface::Type

This enum type defines the type of device interface that a Device can have.

  • Unknown : An undetermined device interface
  • Processor : A processor
  • Block : A block device
  • StorageDrive : A storage drive
  • Cdrom : A CD-ROM drive
  • StorageVolume : A volume
  • OpticalDisc : An optical disc
  • Camera : A digital camera
  • PortableMediaPlayer: A portable media player
  • NetworkInterface: A network interface
Enumerator:
Unknown 
GenericInterface 
Processor 
Block 
StorageAccess 
StorageDrive 
OpticalDrive 
StorageVolume 
OpticalDisc 
Camera 
PortableMediaPlayer 
NetworkInterface 
AcAdapter 
Battery 
Button 
AudioInterface 
DvbInterface 
Video 
Last 

Definition at line 62 of file deviceinterface.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Solid::DeviceInterface::~DeviceInterface (  )  [virtual]

Destroys a DeviceInterface object.

Definition at line 37 of file deviceinterface.cpp.

Solid::DeviceInterface::DeviceInterface ( DeviceInterfacePrivate &  dd,
QObject *  backendObject 
) [protected]

Definition at line 28 of file deviceinterface.cpp.


Member Function Documentation

bool Solid::DeviceInterface::isValid (  )  const

Indicates if this device interface is valid.

A device interface is considered valid if the device it is referring is available in the system.

Returns:
true if this device interface's device is available, false otherwise

Definition at line 43 of file deviceinterface.cpp.

Solid::DeviceInterface::Type Solid::DeviceInterface::stringToType ( const QString &  type  )  [static]

Returns:
the device interface type for the given name

Definition at line 56 of file deviceinterface.cpp.

QString Solid::DeviceInterface::typeToString ( Type  type  )  [static]

Returns:
the name of the device interface type

Definition at line 49 of file deviceinterface.cpp.


Member Data Documentation

DeviceInterfacePrivate* Solid::DeviceInterface::d_ptr [protected]

Definition at line 105 of file deviceinterface.h.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
  • deviceinterface.h
  • deviceinterface.cpp

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