QKnxDate Class
The QKnxDate class is a datapoint type for a date. More...
| Header: | #include <QKnxDate> |
| qmake: | QT += knx |
| Inherits: | QKnxFixedSizeDatapointType |
Public Functions
| QKnxDate() | |
| QKnxDate(const QDate &date) | |
| QKnxDate(quint16 year, quint8 month, quint8 day) | |
| quint8 | day() const |
| quint8 | month() const |
| bool | setDay(quint8 day) |
| bool | setMonth(quint8 month) |
| bool | setValue(const QDate &date) |
| bool | setYear(quint16 year) |
| QDate | value() const |
| quint16 | year() const |
Reimplemented Public Functions
| virtual bool | isValid() const override |
- 33 public functions inherited from QKnxDatapointType
Additional Inherited Members
- 2 protected functions inherited from QKnxDatapointType
Detailed Description
The QKnxDate class is a datapoint type for a date.
This is a fixed size datapoint type with the length of 3 bytes.
The left byte of the data holds the day as 5 bits, the middle byte holds the month as 4 bits, and the right byte holds the year as 7 bits.
Valids dates are from 1990-01-01 to 2089-12-31.
See also QKnxDatapointType.
Member Function Documentation
QKnxDate::QKnxDate()
Default constructs an instance of QKnxDate.
QKnxDate::QKnxDate(const QDate &date)
Default constructs an instance of QKnxDate.
QKnxDate::QKnxDate(quint16 year, quint8 month, quint8 day)
Default constructs an instance of QKnxDate.
quint8 QKnxDate::day() const
See also setDay().
[override virtual] bool QKnxDate::isValid() const
Reimplemented from QKnxDatapointType::isValid().
quint8 QKnxDate::month() const
See also setMonth().
bool QKnxDate::setDay(quint8 day)
See also day().
bool QKnxDate::setMonth(quint8 month)
See also month().
bool QKnxDate::setValue(const QDate &date)
See also value().
bool QKnxDate::setYear(quint16 year)
See also year().
QDate QKnxDate::value() const
See also setValue().
quint16 QKnxDate::year() const
See also setYear().
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