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-/*!
-    \example heartlistener
-    \title Bluetooth Low Energy Heart Listener Example
-    \brief An example demonstrating the interaction with a Bluetooth Low Energy Heart Rate
-    device/service. The example demonstrates the use of all Qt Bluetooth
-    Low Energy classes.
-
-    The Bluetooth Low Energy Heart Listener Example shows how to develop a Bluetooth
-    Low Energy application using the Qt Bluetooth API. The application covers
-    the scanning for Bluetooth Low Energy devices, connecting to a Heart Rate service
-    on the device, writing characteristics and descriptors and receiving updates from device
-    once the heart rate has changed.
-
-    \image heartratemonitor.png
-
-    The example introduces the following Qt classes:
-
-    \list
-        \li \l QLowEnergyController
-        \li \l QLowEnergyService
-        \li \l QLowEnergyCharacteristic
-        \li \l QLowEnergyDescriptor
-    \endlist
-
-    A Bluetooth Low Energy device with a Heart Rate
-    service is required for this application to work. An alternative might be a programmable
-    Bluetooth Low Energy device which might simulate the service. You can also use the
-    \l {heartrate-server} {Heart Rate server} example for that purpose.
-    If no such device can be found, the example uses a demo mode which creates and displays
-    random values.
-
-    The \l {lowenergyscanner}{Bluetooth Low Energy Scanner} example might be more suitable
-    if a heart rate device is not available. The scanner example works with any type of Bluetooth
-    Low Energy peripheral device.
-
-    \include examples-run.qdocinc
-
-    \section1 Visual Tour
-
-    The application searches for all Bluetooth Low Energy peripheral devices in the vicinity.
-    It is assumed that the remote devices advertise their presence. The found devices are
-    presented in a list. Note that it shows all Bluetooth Low Energy devices even those which
-    do not offer a Heart Rate service.
-
-    \image heartratefound.png
-
-    After the user has selected a target device, the example connects to its Heart Rate service
-    if one is available. It automatically enables notification updates for the Heart Rate value
-    and presents the current value on the screen.
-
-    \image heartratemonitor.png
-
-    Once the monitoring process is canceled, a small graph presents a summary of the received
-    values.
-
-    \image heartrateresults.png
-*/
-