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The QCopObject class provides an interface to messages on a QCop channel which simplifies remote signal and slot invocations More...
#include <QCopObject>
Inherits QObject.
Inherited by InputMethodService, PushService, QCopObjectService, and smsappService.
The QCopObject class provides an interface to messages on a QCop channel which simplifies remote signal and slot invocations
The QCopObject class provides an interface for sending messages on a QCop channel which simplifies remote signal and slot invocations.
See also QCopObjectService and QCopEnvelope.
Select which of the sender or receiver in QCopObject::connect is the channel.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| QCopObject::AutoDetect | 0 | Automatically detect from the arguments (the default). |
| QCopObject::SenderIsChannel | 1 | The sender is the channel, so the receiver is treated as local even if it is an instance of QCopObject. This is normally only needed if both sender and receiver are instances of QCopObject. |
| QCopObject::ReceiverIsChannel | 2 | The receiver is the channel, so the sender is treated as local even if it is an instance of QCopObject. This is normally only needed if both sender and receiver are instances of QCopObject. |
Type of members to publish via QCopObject.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| QCopObject::Signals | 0 | Publish only signals. |
| QCopObject::Slots | 1 | Publish only public slots. |
| QCopObject::SignalsAndSlots | 2 | Publish both signals and public slots. |
Construct a QCop message object for channel and attach it to parent. If channel is empty, then messages are taken from the application's appMessage channel.
Destroy this QCop messaging object.
Connect signal on sender to member on receiver. If either sender or receiver are instances of QCopObject, this function will arrange for the signal to be delivered over a QCop channel. If both sender and receiver are local, this function is identical to QObject::connect().
The selector argument allows the caller to disambiguate the case where both sender and receiver are instances of QCopObject.
If the same signal is connected to same slot multiple times, then signal delivery will happen that many times.
See also QCopObject::ChannelSelector.
Determine if the message on the QCop channel corresponding to signal has been connected to a local slot.
Convert a signal or slot member name into a QCop message name. The default implementation strips the signal or slot prefix number from member and then normalizes the name to convert types such as const QString& into QString.
Publish the signal or slot called member on this object on the QCop channel represented by this QCopObject.
If member is a slot, then whenever an application sends a message to the channel with that name, the system will arrange for the slot to be invoked.
If member is a signal, then whenever this object emits that signal, the system will arrange for a message with that name to be sent on the channel.
Returns false if member does not refer to a valid signal or slot.
Publish all signals or public slots on this object within subclasses of QCopObject. This is typically called from a subclass constructor. The type indicates if all signals, all public slots, or both, should be published. Private and protected slots will never be published.
Convert channel into a new name to use for receiving messages. The default implementation returns channel.
Send a message on the QCop channel which will cause the invocation of member on receiving objects. The return value can be used to add arguments to the message before transmission.
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Send a message on the QCop channel which will cause the invocation of the single-argument member on receiving objects, with the argument arg1.
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Send a message on the QCop channel which will cause the invocation of the double-argument member on receiving objects, with the arguments arg1 and arg2.
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Send a message on the QCop channel which will cause the invocation of the triple-argument member on receiving objects, with the arguments arg1, arg2, and arg3.
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Send a message on the QCop channel which will cause the invocation of the multi-argument member on receiving objects, with the argument list args.
Convert channel into a list of names to use for sending messages. The default implementation returns a list containing just channel.
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