QtOrientationTest
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The QtOrientationTest shows shows how to obtain the device orientation and adopt the user interface accordingly. An arrow is shown on the display that is pointing "upwards". If the device is flat on the table or face down, either a circle with a dot or a cross is shown, meaning you look to the pointy end of the arrow or from the back to the fletchings. | The QtOrientationTest shows shows how to obtain the device orientation and adopt the user interface accordingly. An arrow is shown on the display that is pointing "upwards". If the device is flat on the table or face down, either a circle with a dot or a cross is shown, meaning you look to the pointy end of the arrow or from the back to the fletchings. | ||
| − | The example | + | The original version of this example used the deprecated so called "[[Mobile_Extensions|Qt Mobile Extensions]]" but has been updated now to the new Qt Mobility-APIs. As soon as the emulator of the new Nokia Qt SDK is capable of simulating all orientations of QOrientationSensor, the example will be updated again and will no longer bring its own simulator. |
=In action= | =In action= | ||
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When compiled as a desktop application, a stub implementation of the sensor API is used that shows a window with 6 buttons to set the orientation. | When compiled as a desktop application, a stub implementation of the sensor API is used that shows a window with 6 buttons to set the orientation. | ||
| − | Because of the usage of | + | Because of the usage of sensors from the QtMobility-APIs, ReadDeviceData-capability is needed. This capability cannot be granted to a self signed application. Use symbian signed online to test. |
==Download Code Example== | ==Download Code Example== | ||
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Overview
The QtOrientationTest shows shows how to obtain the device orientation and adopt the user interface accordingly. An arrow is shown on the display that is pointing "upwards". If the device is flat on the table or face down, either a circle with a dot or a cross is shown, meaning you look to the pointy end of the arrow or from the back to the fletchings.
The original version of this example used the deprecated so called "Qt Mobile Extensions" but has been updated now to the new Qt Mobility-APIs. As soon as the emulator of the new Nokia Qt SDK is capable of simulating all orientations of QOrientationSensor, the example will be updated again and will no longer bring its own simulator.
In action
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Testing the application
The example is either be meant to be compiled directly for the device or as a desktop application. When compiled for the device, the real sensor API is used. When compiled as a desktop application, a stub implementation of the sensor API is used that shows a window with 6 buttons to set the orientation.
Because of the usage of sensors from the QtMobility-APIs, ReadDeviceData-capability is needed. This capability cannot be granted to a self signed application. Use symbian signed online to test.
