Synopsis¶

Properties¶

lightLevelᅟ - The ambient light level

Methods¶

def __init__()
def lightLevel()
def setLightLevel()

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Detailed Description¶

QAmbientLightReading Units¶

The ambient light sensor returns the intensity of the ambient light using the pre-defined values found in the LightLevel enum.

class LightLevel¶

This enum represents the ambient light level.

Constant

Description

QAmbientLightReading.Undefined

The light level is unknown.

QAmbientLightReading.Dark

It is dark.

QAmbientLightReading.Twilight

It is moderately dark.

QAmbientLightReading.Light

It is light (eg. internal lights).

QAmbientLightReading.Bright

It is bright (eg. shade).

QAmbientLightReading.Sunny

It is very bright (eg. direct sunlight).

Constant	Description
QAmbientLightReading.Undefined	The light level is unknown.
QAmbientLightReading.Dark	It is dark.
QAmbientLightReading.Twilight	It is moderately dark.
QAmbientLightReading.Light	It is light (eg. internal lights).
QAmbientLightReading.Bright	It is bright (eg. shade).
QAmbientLightReading.Sunny	It is very bright (eg. direct sunlight).

Note

Properties can be used directly when from __feature__ import true_property is used or via accessor functions otherwise.

property lightLevelᅟ: QAmbientLightReading.LightLevel¶

This property holds the ambient light level..

The value represents the ambient light and comes from LightLevel .

See also

QAmbientLightReading Units

Access functions:

lightLevel()

__init__(parent)¶

Parameters:: parent – QObject

lightLevel()¶

Return type:: LightLevel