Intent QML Type
This type represents an Intent definition on the System-UI side. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtApplicationManager.SystemUI 2.0 |
Properties
- applicationId : string
- intentId : string
- parameterMatch : var
- requiredCapabilities : list<string>
- valid : bool
- visibility : Intent.Visibility
Detailed Description
This is a QML gadget class representing a single Intent definition for a specific application. It is not creatable from QML code and all properties are read-only. Only functions and properties of IntentServer will return instances of this class.
Property Documentation
[read-only] applicationId : string |
The id of the application that is handling this intent.
[read-only] intentId : string |
The id of the intent.
[read-only] parameterMatch : var |
A handling application can limit what parameter values it accepts. One example would be an open-mime-type intent that is implemented by many applications: there would be a mimeType parameter and each application could limit the requests it wants to receive by setting a parameterMatch on this mimeType parameter, e.g. { mimeType: "^image/.*\.png$" }
An application requesting this intent needs to have all of the given capabilities.
See also ApplicationObject::capabilities.
[read-only] valid : bool |
Set to true, if this instance reprensents a valid intent, or false otherwise.
[read-only] visibility : Intent.Visibility |
The visibility of this intent for other applications.
- Intent.Public - Any application can request this intent.
- Intent.Private - Only the handling application can request this intent (this will be more useful once application background services have been implemented).
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