PySide6.QtLocation.QGeoRouteReply

class QGeoRouteReply

The QGeoRouteReply class manages an operation started by an instance of QGeoRoutingManager . More…

Synopsis

Methods

• def __init__()

• def addRoutes()

• def error()

• def errorString()

• def isFinished()

• def request()

• def routes()

• def setError()

• def setFinished()

• def setRoutes()

Virtual methods

• def abort()

Signals

• def aborted()

• def errorOccurred()

• def finished()

Note

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Detailed Description

Instances of QGeoRouteReply manage the state and results of these operations.

The isFinished() , error() and errorString() methods provide information on whether the operation has completed and if it completed successfully.

The finished() and errorOccurred ( Error ,QString) signals can be used to monitor the progress of the operation.

It is possible that a newly created QGeoRouteReply may be in a finished state, most commonly because an error has occurred. Since such an instance will never emit the finished() or errorOccurred ( Error ,QString) signals, it is important to check the result of isFinished() before making the connections to the signals. The documentation for QGeoRoutingManager demonstrates how this might be carried out.

If the operation completes successfully the results will be able to be accessed with routes() .

class Error

Describes an error which prevented the completion of the operation.

Constant	Description
QGeoRouteReply.NoError	No error has occurred.
QGeoRouteReply.EngineNotSetError	The routing manager that was used did not have a QGeoRoutingManagerEngine instance associated with it.
QGeoRouteReply.CommunicationError	An error occurred while communicating with the service provider.
QGeoRouteReply.ParseError	The response from the service provider was in an unrecognizable format.
QGeoRouteReply.UnsupportedOptionError	The requested operation or one of the options for the operation are not supported by the service provider.
QGeoRouteReply.UnknownError	An error occurred which does not fit into any of the other categories.

__init__(request[, parent=None])

Parameters:

• request – QGeoRouteRequest

• parent – QObject

Constructs a route reply object based on request, with the specified parent.

__init__(error, errorString[, parent=None])

Parameters:

• error – Error

• errorString – str

• parent – QObject

Constructs a route reply with a given error and errorString and the specified parent.

abort()

Cancels the operation immediately.

This will do nothing if the reply is finished.

aborted()

This signal is emitted when the operation has been cancelled.

See also

abort()

addRoutes(routes)

Parameters:

routes – .list of QGeoRoute

Appends the list of routes to the existing list.

error()

Return type:

Error

Returns the error state of this reply.

If the result is NoError then no error has occurred.

See also

setError()

errorOccurred(error[, errorString=""])

Parameters:

• error – Error

• errorString – str

This signal is emitted when an error has been detected in the processing of this reply. The finished() signal will probably follow.

The error will be described by the error code error. If errorString is not empty it will contain a textual description of the error.

This signal and errorOccurred() will be emitted at the same time.

Note

Do not delete this reply object in the slot connected to this signal. Use deleteLater() instead.

errorString()

Return type:

str

Returns the textual representation of the error state of this reply.

If no error has occurred this will return an empty string. It is possible that an error occurred which has no associated textual representation, in which case this will also return an empty string.

To determine whether an error has occurred, check to see if error() is equal to NoError .

finished()

This signal is emitted when this reply has finished processing.

If error() equals NoError then the processing finished successfully.

This signal and finished() will be emitted at the same time.

Note

Do not delete this reply object in the slot connected to this signal. Use deleteLater() instead.

See also

setFinished()

isFinished()

Return type:

bool

Return true if the operation completed successfully or encountered an error which cause the operation to come to a halt.

request()

Return type:

QGeoRouteRequest

Returns the route request which specified the route.

routes()

Return type:

.list of QGeoRoute

Returns the list of routes which were requested.

See also

setRoutes()

setError(error, errorString)

Parameters:

• error – Error

• errorString – str

Sets the error state of this reply to error and the textual representation of the error to errorString.

This will also cause errorOccurred() and finished() signals to be emitted, in that order.

See also

error()

setFinished(finished)

Parameters:

finished – bool

Sets whether or not this reply has finished to finished.

If finished is true, this will cause the finished() signal to be emitted.

If the operation completed successfully, setRoutes() should be called before this function. If an error occurred, setError() should be used instead.

See also

finished()

setRoutes(routes)

Parameters:

routes – .list of QGeoRoute

Sets the list of routes in the reply to routes.

See also

routes()