kernel/qplatformscreenpageflipper.cpp

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42#include "qplatformscreenpageflipper.h" -
43 -
44QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE -
45 -
46/*! -
47 \class QPlatformScreenBuffer -
48 \since 5.0 -
49 \internal -
50 \preliminary -
51 \ingroup qpa -
52 -
53 \brief The QPlatformScreenBuffer class provides an abstraction for screen buffers. -
54 */ -
55QPlatformScreenBuffer::QPlatformScreenBuffer() -
56 : m_destroyed(false) -
57 , m_ready(true) -
58{ -
59 -
60}
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61 -
62QPlatformScreenBuffer::~QPlatformScreenBuffer() -
63{ -
64 -
65} -
66 -
67bool QPlatformScreenBuffer::isDestroyed() const -
68{ -
69 return m_destroyed;
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70} -
71 -
72bool QPlatformScreenBuffer::isReady() const -
73{ -
74 return m_ready;
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75} -
76 -
77void QPlatformScreenBuffer::aboutToBeDisplayed() -
78{ -
79} -
80 -
81void QPlatformScreenBuffer::displayed() -
82{ -
83} -
84 -
85 -
86/*! -
87 \class QPlatformScreenPageFlipper -
88 \since 5.0 -
89 \internal -
90 \preliminary -
91 \ingroup qpa -
92 -
93 \brief The QPlatformScreenPageFlipper class provides an abstract interface for display buffer swapping -
94 -
95 Implement the displayBuffer() function to initiate a buffer swap. The -
96 bufferDisplayed() signal should be emitted once the buffer is actually displayed on -
97 the screen. The bufferReleased() signal should be emitted when the buffer data is no -
98 longer owned by the display hardware. -
99*/ -
100 -
101QPlatformScreenPageFlipper::QPlatformScreenPageFlipper(QObject *parent) -
102 :QObject(parent) -
103{ -
104 -
105}
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106 -
107/*! -
108 \fn bool QPlatformScreenPageFlipper::displayBuffer(QPlatformScreenBuffer *buffer) -
109 -
110 Implemented in subclasses to display \a buffer directly on the screen. Returns \c true -
111 if it is possible to display the buffer, and \c false if the buffer cannot be displayed. -
112 -
113 If this function returns true, the buffer must not be modified or destroyed before the -
114 bufferReleased() signal is emitted. The signal bufferDisplayed() is emitted when the buffer -
115 is displayed on the screen. The two signals may be emitted in either order. -
116 -
117 This function is allowed to block. -
118*/ -
119 -
120QT_END_NAMESPACE -
121 -
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