Is this an official Qt5 github resource ?

Anonymous_Banned275

https://github.com/GarageGames/Qt

Deep in the bowels of thus doc is "class " Q_D" still eluding definitions / source.

Looking for a link / relations between QT Bluettoth and blueZ stack.

Am I in wrong pew / even right church?
Cheers

Pablo J. Rogina

@AnneRanch This is the whole Qt Project git repository

https://code.qt.io/cgit/

Beyond the Qt framework itself, you'll find code for several other modules, tools and experimental stuff.

In addition, you can browse online the Qt source code here as well:

https://code.woboq.org/qt5/

Chris Kawa

Just to add - the Q_D and Q_Q macros are part of the D-Pointer design pattern implementation of Qt.

The details on what it is and what it does are in this wiki article: D-Pointer.
In short it's a mean to achieve binary compatibility between Qt versions by keeping private implementation details away from the public class interface and linking them through a Data Pointer member. Q_D is just a shorthand to retrieve that data pointer inside member implementations.

Anonymous_Banned275

@Chris-Kawa said in Is this an official Qt5 github resource ?:

Just to add - the Q_D and Q_Q macros are part of the D-Pointer design pattern implementation of Qt.

The details on what it is and what it does are in this wiki article: D-Pointer.
In short it's a mean to achieve binary compatibility between Qt versions by keeping private implementation details away from the public class interface and linking them through a Data Pointer member. Q_D is just a shorthand to retrieve that data pointer inside member implementations.

Aha, just what I been looking for - the actual link to "blueZ" .
Now I have complied bluez as "libblueman" which still does not tell how "Bluetooth Manger" implements "Remove" bluetooth device . But getting closer.

I am beginning to realize that the whole mess is in simple logic - once the device is discovered who would need to discover it again?

The question is - how does Qt Bluetooth STILL posts SIGNAL "device detected " - what info parameter is used - if that is the case. I'll keep digging.

But that is a subject of another post, do not let me mix it up any more.

Cheers