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-/*!
-\example picturetransfer
-\title QML Bluetooth Picture Push Example
-\brief An example showing the use Bluetooth Object Push Profile (OPP).
-
-The Bluetooth Picture Push example shows how to use the \l
-QBluetoothTransferManager API. The example transfers a local image to a remote
-device. Unfortunately this example cannot be used on Android as Qt does not
-support the Object Push Profile (OPP) on this platform.
-
-On the first user interface page the application scans for remote Bluetooth
-devices. The user must select the appropriate device to continue:
-
-\image opp-example-1.png
-
-The next page presents a list of image files on the device. The files must be
-located under \l QStandardPaths::PicturesLocation}:
-
-\image opp-example-2.png
-
-Once the picture was selected the UI shows the progress of the file transfer:
-
-\image opp-example-3.png
-
-\include examples-run.qdocinc
-
-\sa {Qt Bluetooth}
-
-\section1 Device Discovery
-
-The device discovery uses the \l BluetoothDiscoveryModel to detect the remote
-devices. Each discovery is displayed as an entry in a list. Once a device was
-selected the device address is stored in the \c root element. More details about
-the \c root element will follow further below.
-
-\snippet picturetransfer/DeviceDiscovery.qml Discovery-1
-\snippet picturetransfer/DeviceDiscovery.qml Discovery-2
-
-\section1 File Selection
-
-The file is selected with the help of \l FolderListModel. Once again the
-selected file is stored in the \c root element:
-
-\snippet picturetransfer/PictureSelector.qml FileSelect-1
-\snippet picturetransfer/PictureSelector.qml FileSelect-2
-\snippet picturetransfer/PictureSelector.qml FileSelect-3
-\snippet picturetransfer/PictureSelector.qml FileSelect-4
-
-\section1 Root Element
-
-The already mentioned \c root element collects the necessary pieces of data for
-the picture transfer. Once the file name has been set it triggers the file
-transfer:
-
-
-\snippet picturetransfer/bttransfer.qml Root-1
-\snippet picturetransfer/bttransfer.qml Root-2
-\snippet picturetransfer/bttransfer.qml Root-3
-\snippet picturetransfer/bttransfer.qml Root-3
-
-\section1 File Transfer
-
-The file transfer is implemented in C++:
-
-\snippet picturetransfer/filetransfer.cpp Transfer-1
-
-and exposed to QML via a context property:
-
-\snippet picturetransfer/main.cpp Transfer-2
-
-
-
-*/