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Properties
Signal Handlers
Detailed Description

QML HolsterSensor Element

The HolsterSensor type detects if a device is holstered or not. More...

Inherits Sensor

HolsterSensor instantiates the C++ class QHolsterSensor

This element was introduced in Mobility 1.3.

List of all members, including inherited members

Properties

reading : HolsterReading

Signal Handlers

onReadingChanged

Detailed Description

The HolsterSensor type detects if a device is holstered or not.

This type wraps the QHolsterSensor class.

See also QML Limitations and QHolsterSensor.

Property Documentation

read-onlyreading : HolsterReading

Holds the most recent holster reading.

See also QSensor::reading.

Signal Handler Documentation

HolsterSensor::onReadingChanged ()

Called when the reading object changes.

See also QSensor::readingChanged().

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