QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite Class Reference

Provides a source dispatching the handler each time the QIODevice has finished to write data. More...

#include <QtDispatch/qdispatchsource.h>

Inheritance diagram for QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite:

List of all members.

Signals
void	ready (QObject *=NULL)
	This signal shall be emitted each time the source the type represents has news available.
Public Member Functions
	QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite (QIODevice *)
	~QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite ()
Protected Member Functions
virtual void	init (QThread *)

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Detailed Description

Provides a source dispatching the handler each time the QIODevice has finished to write data.

QDispatchSource::data() will return a pointer to the QIODevice that has written the data, normally this is the device you passed upon creating this type. Consequently DO NEVER delete the QIODevice returend by QDispatchSource::data()!

Deletion of the QIODevice after usage is your own responsibility

Definition at line 158 of file qdispatchsource.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite::QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite

(

QIODevice *

)

QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite::~QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite

(

)

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void QDispatchSourceTypeIODeviceWrite::init

(

QThread *

)

[protected, virtual]

Deprecated:

Implements QDispatchSourceType.

void QDispatchSourceType::ready

(

QObject *

= NULL

)

[signal, inherited]

This signal shall be emitted each time the source the type represents has news available.

The passed QObject* shall either be the new data available or a pointer to another QObject associated with the source.

The pointer passed here can later be obtained by the handler by using QDispatchSource::data()

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• QtDispatch/qdispatchsource.h