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/*!
    \example sensors/qmlsensorgestures/qml_app
    \title SensorGesture QML Element example
    \ingroup qtsensors-examples

    \brief This example demonstrates use of the SensorGesture QML element.

\section1 Overview
    To write a QML application that will use the gesture plugin you need to to the following steps:

    Import the QtSensors 5.x declarative plugin:

\snippet ../examples/sensors/qmlsensorgestures/qml_app/GestureView.qml 0

   Add the SensorGesture QML element into your qml file.

\snippet ../examples/sensors/qmlsensorgestures/qml_app/GestureView.qml 1

   Each SensorGesture QML element contains a property called gestures.

   In this example an alias 'gestureid' for this property is used.

\snippet ../examples/sensors/qmlsensorgestures/qml_app/GestureView.qml 2

   By using this alias property you define which gestures should be used:

\snippet ../examples/sensors/qmlsensorgestures/qml_app/Gesture.qml 3

   A list of all available gestures can be created by calling the 'availableGestures' property:

\snippet ../examples/sensors/qmlsensorgestures/qml_app/GestureList.qml 4

\sa {ShakeIt! QML Sensor Gestures Example}
\sa {Qt Sensor Gestures}
*/