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/*!
\qmlmodule QtSensors 5
\title Sensors QML Plugin for Qt 5
\brief A QML plugin for the Qt 5 Project Sensors API.
*/
/*!
\page qmlqtsensors5.html
\title Sensors 5 QML Plugin example
\example qmlqtsensors5
*/
/*!
\page maze.html
\title Sensors 5 QML TiltSensor example
\example maze
*/
/*!
\page qml-sensors5.html
\title Sensors 5 QML Plugin
\brief A QML plugin for the Qt Project Sensors 5 API.
\section1 Overview
The identifying string for this component is \i {"QtSensors"}.
Use this in the QML \i {import} statement.
The QML Sensors 5 Plugin provides an easy to use interface to the Sensors API.
It enables us to receive sensor events and to read current values from
sensors.
The plugin contains many sensor types and properties to read values
from them. As an example consider the tilt sensor. The qmlsensors2
simply displays text on-screen to show the current tilt.
The QML code that reads the value is quite simple. Here we see a QML component
tilt declared which is an \l TiltSensor element. First
the sensor is started by setting the running property
to true. The element receives a signal when the x and y rotation changes and it
can be picked up by the onXRotationChanged and onYRotationChanged slot. Now the
xRotation and yRotation property of this element can be
used to extract the current tilt so that it can be used for further calulations.
\qml
TiltSensor {
id: tilt
radian: false
measureFrom: TiltSensor.FaceUp
running: false
}
\endqml
\qml
Text {
x:5
y:160
text: "X Rotation: " + tilt.xRotation
}
\endqml
\qml
Text {
x:5
y:180
text: "Y Rotation: " + tilt.yRotation
}
\endqml
\section1 QML Elements
\annotatedlist qml-QtSensors5
\section1 QML QtSensors Example
The \l {qmlqtsensors5}{qmlqtsensors5} example shows you how to use all those diferent QML elements.
\section1 Maze QML TiltSensor Example
The \l {maze}{maze} example shows you how to use the TiltSeonsor QML element.
*/
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