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Please review the following information to ** ensure the GNU General Public License version 3.0 requirements will be ** met: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html. ** ** ** $QT_END_LICENSE$ ** ****************************************************************************/ #ifndef BBSENSORBACKEND_H #define BBSENSORBACKEND_H #include #include #include // Earlier NDK versions did not ship sensor.h, that is why we have our own copy in // here. // We prefer the NDK version if that exists, as that is more up-to-date. #ifdef HAVE_NDK_SENSOR_H #include #include #include #else #include "sensor.h" #endif class BbGuiHelper; class BbSensorBackendBase : public QSensorBackend { Q_OBJECT public: BbSensorBackendBase(const QString &devicePath, sensor_type_e sensorType, QSensor *sensor); void initSensorInfo(); void setGuiHelper(BbGuiHelper *guiHelper); void start() Q_DECL_OVERRIDE; void stop() Q_DECL_OVERRIDE; bool isFeatureSupported(QSensor::Feature feature) const Q_DECL_OVERRIDE; protected: BbGuiHelper *guiHelper() const; QFile& deviceFile(); sensor_type_e sensorType() const; int orientationForRemapping() const; void setDevice(const QString &deviceFile, sensor_type_e sensorType); // This is called while the device file is open during initalization and gives a subclass // an opportunity to do additional initalization. virtual void additionalDeviceInit(); // If true is returned here, initSensorInfo() will read the output range from the OS sensor // service and pass it to the QtSensor API. virtual bool addDefaultRange(); // Converts a value from units of the OS sensor service to units needed by the QtSensors API. // This is used in initSensorInfo(), where the output range is read from the backend and passed // on to the QtSensors side. // One example is the magnetometer: The OS sensor service returns units in microtesla, whereas // QtSensors expects tesla. This function would therefore convert from microtesla to tesla. virtual qreal convertValue(float bbValue); bool isAutoAxisRemappingEnabled() const; // These functions will automatically remap the matrix or the axes if auto axes remapping is // enabled void remapMatrix(const float inputMatrix[3*3], float outputMatrix[3*3]); void remapAxes(float *x, float *y, float *z); virtual void processEvent(const sensor_event_t &sensorEvent) = 0; private slots: void dataAvailable(); void applyAlwaysOnProperty(); bool setPaused(bool paused); void updatePauseState(); void updateOrientation(); private: QFile m_deviceFile; QScopedPointer m_socketNotifier; sensor_type_e m_sensorType; BbGuiHelper *m_guiHelper; float m_mappingMatrix[4]; bool m_started; }; template class BbSensorBackend : public BbSensorBackendBase { public: BbSensorBackend(const QString &devicePath, sensor_type_e sensorType, QSensor *sensor) : BbSensorBackendBase(devicePath, sensorType, sensor) { setReading(&m_reading); } protected: virtual bool updateReadingFromEvent(const sensor_event_t &sensorEvent, SensorReading *reading) = 0; private: void processEvent(const sensor_event_t &sensorEvent) { // There may be "non-sensor" event types added later for housekeeping, so we have to check // if the senor type matches the expected value if (sensorEvent.type != sensorType()) return; if (updateReadingFromEvent(sensorEvent, &m_reading)) { // The OS timestamp is in nanoseconds, QtSensors expects microseconds m_reading.setTimestamp(sensorEvent.timestamp / 1000); newReadingAvailable(); } } SensorReading m_reading; }; #endif