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-/*!
- \example chat
- \title Bluetooth QML Chat Example
- \brief An example demonstrating communication through Bluetooth QML API.
-
- \e {Bluetooth QML Chat} example shows how to use the \l{Qt Bluetooth} QML API to communicate
- with another application on a remote device using Bluetooth.
-
- \image chat-view.png
-
- The Bluetooth QML Chat example implements a simple chat program between two parties. The
- application acts as client and attempts to connect to a Bluetooth socket server. It uses
- the \l BluetoothDiscoveryModel type to find the server and \l BluetoothSocket type to
- facilitate the data exchange.
-
- \include examples-run.qdocinc
-
- The example only works in connection with the \l {btchat}{Bluetooth Chat Example}.
- The Bluetooth Chat example launches the chat service and advertises it via the
- Bluetooth SDP protocol. It is important that the device running the Bluetooth Chat
- example actively advertises its SDP services.
- This can be checked using the \l QBluetoothLocalDevice::hostMode property.
-
- \section1 Interacting with the Server
-
- The example application immediately starts the service discovery using the
- \l BluetoothDiscoveryModel type:
-
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BtDiscoveryModel-1
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BtDiscoveryModel-3
-
- The \l {BluetoothDiscoveryModel::uuidFilter}{uuidFilter} property is used to only search for
- the chat server UUID and the \l {BluetoothDiscoveryModel::running}{running}
- property activates the search. Once a service with a matching UUID is found the model emits the
- \l {BluetoothDiscoveryModel::serviceDiscovered}{serviceDiscovered(BluetoothService)} signal.
-
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BtDiscoveryModel-2
-
- The \l BluetoothService type encapsulates the details of the found chat server, such as the
- \l {BluetoothService::serviceName}{name} and \l {BluetoothService::serviceDescription}{description} of the
- service, as well as the \l{BluetoothService::deviceName}{name} and \l {BluetoothService::deviceAddress}{address}
- of the Bluetooth device offering the chat server. It is passed to the \l BluetoothSocket
- to establish the connection.
-
- Once the connection is established the socket's state is managed as follows:
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BluetoothSocket-1
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BluetoothSocket-2
-
- The payload is received via the \l {BluetoothSocket::stringData}{stringData} property:
-
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BluetoothSocket-3
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BluetoothSocket-4
-
- And sent by setting the same property:
-
- \snippet chat/chat.qml BluetoothSocket-5
-*/