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/****************************************************************************
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** Copyright (C) 2012 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
** Contact: http://www.qt-project.org/
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** This file is part of the documentation of the Qt Toolkit.
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/*!
\qmlmodule QtSensors 5
\title QtSensors 5.x
\brief The QML import for QtSensors
\section1 Overview
The identifying string for this component is \e QtSensors.
Use this in the QML import statement, as such: \e import QtSensors 5.0
The QML Sensors 5 Plugin provides an easy to use interface to the Sensors API.
It enables the receiving of sensor events and reading current values from the
sensors.
The plugin contains many sensor types and properties to read values.
As an example, consider the tilt sensor. The \l {QML QtSensors example}
simply displays text on-screen to show the current tilt value.
The QML code to read the value is quite simple. Below is a QML \l TiltSensor element
declared with an id of \e tilt. 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 value so that it can be used for further calculations.
\qml
TiltSensor {
id: tilt
enabled: false
unit: TiltSensor.Degrees
accuracy: 1.0
}
\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
*/
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