QCalendarPermission#
Access the user’s calendar. More…
New in version 6.5.
Synopsis#
Functions#
def
accessMode
()def
setAccessMode
(mode)def
swap
(other)
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Detailed Description#
By default the request is for read-only access. Use setAccessMode()
to override the default.
Requirements#
To request this permission at runtime, the following platform specific usage declarations have to be made at build time:
Platform
Type
Apple
Usage description
NSCalendarsUsageDescription
Android
uses-permission
:ref:` <Application-Permissions>`
android.permission.READ_CALENDAR
.android.permission.WRITE_CALENDAR
ifaccessMode()
is set to AccessMode::ReadWrite.
Please see the individual usage declaration types for how to add them to your project.
See also
QPermission
requestPermission()
checkPermission()
Application Permissions
- class PySide6.QtCore.QCalendarPermission#
PySide6.QtCore.QCalendarPermission(other)
- Parameters:
- PySide6.QtCore.QCalendarPermission.AccessMode#
This enum is used to control access to the calendar data.
Constant
Description
QCalendarPermission.ReadOnly
Read-only access to the calendar data (the default).
QCalendarPermission.ReadWrite
Read and write access to the calendar data.
See also
- PySide6.QtCore.QCalendarPermission.accessMode()#
- Return type:
Returns AccessMode::ReadWrite when the request is for read-write and AccessMode::ReadOnly when it is for read-only access to the calendar.
See also
- PySide6.QtCore.QCalendarPermission.setAccessMode(mode)#
- Parameters:
mode –
AccessMode
Sets whether the request is for read-write (mode
== AccessMode::ReadOnly) or read-only (mode
== AccessMode::ReadOnly) access to the calendar.
See also
- PySide6.QtCore.QCalendarPermission.swap(other)#
- Parameters: