QTcpSocketWrapper Class

Member Function Documentation

QTcpSocketWrapper::QTcpSocketWrapper(QObject *parent = nullptr)

Creates QTcpSocketWrapper with a given parent.

[override virtual noexcept] QTcpSocketWrapper::~QTcpSocketWrapper()

Destroys the QTcpSocketWrapper. If the accociated socket() is still running, it's aborted.

[signal] void QTcpSocketWrapper::done(QtTaskTree::DoneResult result)

This signal is emitted after the associated QTcpSocket finished. The passed result indicates whether it has finished with success or an error.

See also socket().

void QTcpSocketWrapper::setAddress(const QHostAddress &address)

Set the address to be used on start().

void QTcpSocketWrapper::setPort(quint16 port)

Set the port to be used on start().

void QTcpSocketWrapper::setWriteData(const QByteArray &data)

Set the data to be used on start(). If not empty, the data is written automatically to the socket after the connection is established.

QTcpSocket *QTcpSocketWrapper::socket() const

Returns the pointer to the accociated QTcpSocket. Before the QTcpSocketWrapper is started and after it's finished, this function returns nullptr. It's safe to access the QTcpSocket after the started() signal is emitted and until done() signal is emitted.

void QTcpSocketWrapper::start()

Starts the QTcpSocketWrapper.

[signal] void QTcpSocketWrapper::started()

This signal is emitted after the managed QTcpSocket is connected.

See also start().