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/****************************************************************************
**
** Copyright (C) 2022 Raphaël Cotty <raphael.cotty@gmail.com>
** Contact: https://www.qt.io/licensing/
**
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/*!
\page jsextension-host.html
\ingroup list-of-builtin-services
\title Host Service
\brief Provides host information.
The \c Host service offers various information about the host environment, such as operating
system names, platform name.
\section1 Available Operations
\section2 architecture
\code
Host.architecture(): string
\endcode
Returns the host operating system architecture.
See \l{qbs::architecture}{qbs.architecture} for the target-specific equivalent property.
architecture.
\funsince 1.22
\section2 os
\code
Host.os(): string[]
\endcode
Returns the host operating system names.
See the \l{qbs::targetOS}{qbs.targetOS} for the target-specific equivalent property.
\funsince 1.22
\section2 platform
\code
Host.platform(): string[]
\endcode
Returns the host operating system platform.
See the \l{qbs::targetPlatform}{qbs.targetPlatform} for the target-specific equivalent property.
\funsince 1.22
\section2 osVersion
\code
Host.osVersion(): string
\endcode
Returns the host operating system version. Currently, only defined for Windows and Apple
platforms.
Consists of two or three numbers separated by dots. For example, \c "10.9" or \c "6.3.9600".
\funsince 1.22
\section2 osBuildVersion
\code
Host.osBuildVersion(): string
\endcode
Returns the host operating system build version. Currently, only defined for Windows and Apple
platforms.
On Windows, this is the 4 or 5 digit Windows build number and is equivalent
to \l{qbs::}{versionPatch}. On Apple platforms, this is a standard build number in the Apple
versioning scheme. For example, \c "13C64".
\funsince 1.22
\section2 osVersionParts
\code
Host.osVersionParts(): string[]
\endcode
Returns the host operating system version as a list.
For example, Windows 8.1 (version 6.3.9600) would correspond to a value of \c[6, 3, 9600].
\funsince 1.22
\section2 osVersionMajor
\code
Host.osVersionMajor(): string[]
\endcode
Returns the host operating system major version.
\funsince 1.22
\section2 osVersionMinor
\code
Host.osVersionMinor(): string[]
\endcode
Returns the host operating system minor version.
\funsince 1.22
\section2 osVersionPatch
\code
Host.osVersionPatch(): string[]
\endcode
Returns the host operating system patch level.
\funsince 1.22
\section2 nullDevice
\code
Host.nullDevice(): string[]
\endcode
Returns the platform-specific file path corresponding to the null device.
\funsince 1.22
*/
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