QInstaller::BinaryFormatEngineHandler Class
class QInstaller::BinaryFormatEngineHandlerThe BinaryFormatEngineHandler class provides a way to register resource collections and resource files. More...
| Header: | #include <BinaryFormatEngineHandler> |
Public Functions
| void | clear() |
| void | registerResource(const QString &fileName, const QString &resourcePath) |
| void | registerResources(const QList<QInstaller::ResourceCollection> &collections) |
Reimplemented Public Functions
| virtual std::unique_ptr<QAbstractFileEngine> | create(const QString &fileName) const override |
Static Public Members
| QInstaller::BinaryFormatEngineHandler * | instance() |
Member Function Documentation
void BinaryFormatEngineHandler::clear()
Clears the contents of the binary format engine.
[override virtual] std::unique_ptr<QAbstractFileEngine> BinaryFormatEngineHandler::create(const QString &fileName) const
Creates a file engine for the file specified by fileName. To be able to create a file engine, the file name needs to be prefixed with installer://.
Returns 0 if the engine cannot handle fileName.
[static] QInstaller::BinaryFormatEngineHandler *BinaryFormatEngineHandler::instance()
Returns the active instance of the engine.
void BinaryFormatEngineHandler::registerResource(const QString &fileName, const QString &resourcePath)
Registers the resource specified by resourcePath in a resource collection specified by fileName. The file name fileName must be in the form of installer://, followed by the collection name and resource name separated by a forward slash.
A valid file name looks like this: installer://collectionName/resourceName
void BinaryFormatEngineHandler::registerResources(const QList<QInstaller::ResourceCollection> &collections)
Registers the given resource collections collections in the engine.
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