QCanSocketDialog Class Reference

Detailed Description

The QCanSocketDialog class provides a dialog for connection to an existing QCanNetwork. The dialog creates a new QCanSocket and tries to connect after exec() is called. It is possible to setup the desired CAN channel by calling setChannel() in advance. Also the QCanServer host address can be configured by calling setHostAddress().

The following code snippet shows the usage of the QCanSocketDialog class.

QCanSocketDialog * pclDialogT;
 
pclDialogT = new QCanSocketDialog(this);
if (pclDialogT->exec() == QDialog::Accepted)
{
   if (pclDialogT->channel() != eCAN_CHANNEL_NONE)
   {
      //------------------------------------------------
      // get the selected CAN channel
      //
      uint8_t ubCanChannelT = pclDialogT->channel();
 
      //------------------------------------------------
      // if you don't want to use the socket, close it
      // here
      //
      pclDialogT->socket()->disconnectNetwork();
   }
}
delete (pclDialogT);

The status of the connection is displayed after the CAN details label.

QCanSocketDialog

Inherits QDialog.

Signals
void	socketSelected (QCanSocket *pclSocketV)

Public Member Functions
	QCanSocketDialog (QWidget *pclParentV, Qt::WindowFlags f)
	QCanSocketDialog (QWidget *pclParentV=Q_NULLPTR, const QString &caption=QString())
CAN_Channel_e	channel () const
int	exec (void)
QHostAddress	peerAddress () const
void	setHostAddress (const QHostAddress clHostAddressV)
void	setChannel (const CAN_Channel_e teChannelV)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

QCanSocketDialog() [1/2]

QCanSocketDialog::QCanSocketDialog	(	QWidget *	pclParentV,
		Qt::WindowFlags	f
	)

Parameters

[in]

pclParentV

Pointer to QWidget parent class

Create a new CAN socket dialog.

QCanSocketDialog() [2/2]

QCanSocketDialog::QCanSocketDialog	(	QWidget *	pclParentV = Q_NULLPTR,
		const QString &	caption = QString()
	)

Parameters

[in]

pclParentV

Pointer to QWidget parent class

Create a new CAN socket dialog.

Member Function Documentation

channel()

CAN_Channel_e QCanSocketDialog::channel

(

)

const

Returns

CAN channel number

The function returns the selected CAN channel number. In case 'Cancel' has been pressed or the connection to the QCanServer failed the function will return QCan::eCAN_CHANNEL_NONE.

exec()

int QCanSocketDialog::exec

(

void

)

Returns

QDialog::DialogCode

Shows the dialog as a modal dialog, blocking until the user closes it. The function returns either QDialog::Accepted or QDialog::Rejected.

peerAddress()

QHostAddress QCanSocketDialog::peerAddress

(

)

const

Returns

Server host address

See also

setHostAddress()

Setup the QCanServer host address which should be displayed as default before the exec() method is called.

setChannel()

void QCanSocketDialog::setChannel

(

const CAN_Channel_e

teChannelV

)

Parameters

[in]

teChannelV

CAN channel number

Setup the CAN channel number which should be displayed as default before the exec() method is called.

setHostAddress()

void QCanSocketDialog::setHostAddress

(

const QHostAddress

clHostAddressV

)

Parameters

[in]

clHostAddressV

Server host address

See also

peerAddress()

Setup the QCanServer host address which should be displayed as default before the exec() method is called.

socketSelected

void QCanSocketDialog::socketSelected ( QCanSocket *  pclSocketV )

signal

Parameters

[in]

pclSocketV

Pointer to socket

This signal is emitted when the dialog window is closed using the OK button.