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These are included in the \B2Q images, available in the launcher that is run by default at startup. In Qt Creator, you can find and open them from \b Welcome > \b Examples by selecting a \c {Boot2Qt} version of Qt from the drop-down list. */ /*! \example about-b2qt \title About Boot to Qt \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Displays information about the Boot to Qt software stack. \image b2qt-demo-about-b2qt.jpg The \e {About Boot to Qt} demo provides an introduction to what Boot to Qt is all about. It talks briefly about how the software stack is built up, rough hardware requirements and how Boot to Qt differs from the more traditional Qt editions. */ /*! \example camera \title Camera \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Demonstrates using camera in a QML application. \image b2qt-demo-camera.jpg This example demonstrates the use of the camera features provided by Qt Multimedia with Qt Quick. Demo can be used to take pictures. Files are saved inside the \c {/data/images/} folder and can be then viewed with the \l {Photo Gallery} demo application. Camera parameters such as flash mode, scene mode or white balance can be changed. The availability of parameters depends on what the camera driver provides. */ /*! \example controls-touch \title Controls Touch \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Demonstrates a touch UI implemented with Qt Quick Controls. \image b2qt-demo-controls-touch.jpg The purpose of this example is to show Qt Quick Controls in practice. The example uses a StackView to navigate between pages and illustrates the use of many of the controls provided by Qt Quick Control, including Button, Slider, ProgressBar, TabBar and TextInput types. The style in the example is a custom style made to look like the Android theme, it is written purely in QML. */ /*! \example graphicaleffects \title Graphical Effects \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Demonstrates the different graphical effects that can be used in a QML application. \image b2qt-demo-graphicaleffects.jpg This example shows the Qt Quick 2.0 ShaderEffect type and the Qt Graphical Effects module. Qt Quick 2.0 provides the ability to use inline GLSL in your Qt Quick applications to create stunning visual effects. However, as UIs typically reuse many of the same effects, the Qt Graphical Effects module provides a set of predefined, commonly used effects. This includes blur, drop-shadows, glow, blending, opacity masks and more. */ /*! \example mediaplayer \title Media Player \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief A media player implemented in QML. \image b2qt-demo-mediaplayer.jpg The Media Player example demonstrates the use of the media playback features of Qt Multimedia with Qt Quick. It can play from a file or from a network source, both videos and music. */ /*! \example photogallery \title Photo Gallery \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief A photo gallery implemented in QML. \image b2qt-demo-photogallery.jpg This is a simple photo gallery, showing images found in \c {/data/images} directory. */ /*! \example qt5-cinematicdemo \title Qt 5 Cinematic Demo \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief A cool demonstration of the graphical prowess of Qt 5 and Qt Quick 2. \image b2qt-demo-qt5-cinematicdemo.jpg The Qt5 Cinematic Experience is a demo by "QUIt Coding", a small group of talented individuals enjoying software development with cutting edge technologies. They are official members of the Qt Ambassador Program. The demo shows off a number features of Qt Quick 2.0. A nicely styled list control of movie covers with lighting effects, particles and transitions. The information roll-down curvy curtain is implemented using inline GLSL in the QML file. More awesome looking Qt Quick examples are available from \l {http://quitcoding.com}. */ /*! \example qt5-launchpresentation \title Qt 5 Launch Presentation \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief A quick tour of what is new in Qt 5. \image b2qt-demo-qt5-launchpresentation.jpg This is an application written with Qt Quick, based on Qt 5. The source code is also available here: \l {https://qt.gitorious.org/qt-labs/qt5-launch-demo}. The demo makes use of the QML Presentation System, available from \c {ssh://codereview.qt-project.org/qt-labs/qml-presentation-system.git} repository. */ /*! \example qt5-everywhere \title Qt 5 Everywhere \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Highlights the versatility and cross-platform capability of Qt \image b2qt-demo-qt5-everywhere.jpg The Qt 5 Everywhere demo shows how to use different user interface styles in several platforms and device types with one source code. The demo contains several Qt Quick 2 applications which you can launch by tapping the devices. */ /*! \omit \example sensors \title Sensors \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Demonstrates using the accelerometer and light sensors in a QML application. \image b2qt-demo-sensors.jpg Tilting the device moves the bubble around, based on readings from the accelerometer sensor. For the light sensor, exposing the device to different lighting conditions changes the displayed image. \endomit */ /*! \example textinput \title Text Input \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Demonstrates text input capabilities and the virtual keyboard in a QML application. \image b2qt-demo-textinput.jpg This example illustrates how to handle input on touch devices. The Boot to Qt stack comes with Qt Virtual Keyboard - a framework that consists of a C++ back end with support for custom input methods, as well as a reference keyboard front end implemented in QML, supporting multiple languages. */ /*! \example enterprise-charts \title Charts \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Showcases the different types of charts available from the Qt Charts library. \image b2qt-demo-enterprise-charts.jpg Qt Charts is part of the Qt Enterprise addons package which provides a set of easy to use chart components. This demo showcases the different charts that are available as QML types. */ /*! \example enterprise-dashboard \title Dashboard \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief A car dashboard created using Qt Quick Enterprise Controls. \image b2qt-demo-enterprise-dashboard.jpg This example project demonstrates using several CircularGauge controls to create a car dashboard. */ /*! \example enterprise-gallery \title Enterprise Controls Gallery \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief An interactive showcase for Qt Quick Enterprise Controls. \image b2qt-demo-enterprise-gallery.jpg This example project demonstrates the various UI controls provided by Qt Quick Enterprise Controls. */ /*! \omit \example launchersettings \title Launcher Settings \ingroup b2qt-demos \brief Displays information and settings available for the Boot to Qt launcher. \endomit */