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This code snippet shows how one can have their application screen (ui) to be locked to a particular orientation (landscape or portrait mode) | This code snippet shows how one can have their application screen (ui) to be locked to a particular orientation (landscape or portrait mode) | ||
In your Project profile | In your Project profile (.pro) file | ||
You must add the cone.lib, eikcore.lib, and avkon.lib Symbian libraries into the Qt for S60 build for orientation handling. | You must add the cone.lib, eikcore.lib, and avkon.lib Symbian libraries into the Qt for S60 build for orientation handling. | ||
<code>symbian: {<br /> // Define UID3 for the Symbian app.<br /> // In Qt Creator this is asked when creating an application using Mobile template.<br /> TARGET.UID3 = 0xSOMEUID<br /> // cone.lib, eikcore.lib and avkon.lib Symbian libraries<br /> LIBS += -lcone -leikcore | <code>symbian: {<br /> // Define UID3 for the Symbian app.<br /> // In Qt Creator this is asked when creating an application using Mobile template.<br /> TARGET.UID3 = 0xSOMEUID<br /> // cone.lib, eikcore.lib and avkon.lib Symbian libraries<br /> LIBS += -lcone -leikcore -lavkon<br />}</code> | ||
<br />In your main.cpp file | <br />In your main.cpp file | ||
<br /><code>#include | <br /><code>#include <QtGui/QApplication><br />#include "SomeMainWindow.h" | ||
<br />// Needed Symbian specific headers<br />#ifdef Q_OS_SYMBIAN<br />#include | <br />// Needed Symbian specific headers<br />#ifdef Q_OS_SYMBIAN<br />#include <eikenv.h><br />#include <eikappui.h><br />#include <aknenv.h><br />#include <aknappui.h><br />#endif | ||
<br />int main(int argc, char '''argv[])<br />{<br /> QApplication a(argc, argv); | <br />int main(int argc, char '''argv[])<br />{<br /> QApplication a(argc, argv); | ||
<br /> SomeMainWindow w; | <br /> SomeMainWindow w; | ||
<br /> // Symbian specific code<br /> #ifdef Q_OS_SYMBIAN<br /> CAknAppUi''' appUi = dynamic_cast | <br /> // Symbian specific code<br /> #ifdef Q_OS_SYMBIAN<br /> CAknAppUi''' appUi = dynamic_cast<CAknAppUi*> (CEikonEnv::Static()->AppUi());<br /> TRAPD (error, | ||
if (appUi) {<br /> // Lock application orientation into landscape<br /> appUi- | if (appUi) {<br /> // Lock application orientation into landscape<br /> appUi->SetOrientationL(CAknAppUi::EAppUiOrientationLandscape);<br /> }<br /> );<br /> #endif | ||
w.showFullScreen();<br /> return a.exec | w.showFullScreen();<br /> return a.exec();<br />}</code> | ||
===== Note ===== | ===== Note ===== | ||
In the latest Qt Creator you get an option to lock the orientation as a part of the application creation wizard. | In the latest Qt Creator you get an option to lock the orientation as a part of the application creation wizard. |
Revision as of 14:49, 24 February 2015
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This code snippet shows how one can have their application screen (ui) to be locked to a particular orientation (landscape or portrait mode)
In your Project profile (.pro) file
You must add the cone.lib, eikcore.lib, and avkon.lib Symbian libraries into the Qt for S60 build for orientation handling.
symbian: {<br /> // Define UID3 for the Symbian app.<br /> // In Qt Creator this is asked when creating an application using Mobile template.<br /> TARGET.UID3 = 0xSOMEUID<br /> // cone.lib, eikcore.lib and avkon.lib Symbian libraries<br /> LIBS += -lcone -leikcore -lavkon<br />}
In your main.cpp file
#include <QtGui/QApplication><br />#include "SomeMainWindow.h"
<br />// Needed Symbian specific headers<br />#ifdef Q_OS_SYMBIAN<br />#include <eikenv.h><br />#include <eikappui.h><br />#include <aknenv.h><br />#include <aknappui.h><br />#endif
<br />int main(int argc, char '''argv[])<br />{<br /> QApplication a(argc, argv);
<br /> SomeMainWindow w;
<br /> // Symbian specific code<br /> #ifdef Q_OS_SYMBIAN<br /> CAknAppUi''' appUi = dynamic_cast<CAknAppUi*> (CEikonEnv::Static()->AppUi());<br /> TRAPD (error,
if (appUi) {<br /> // Lock application orientation into landscape<br /> appUi->SetOrientationL(CAknAppUi::EAppUiOrientationLandscape);<br /> }<br /> );<br /> #endif
w.showFullScreen();<br /> return a.exec();<br />}
Note
In the latest Qt Creator you get an option to lock the orientation as a part of the application creation wizard.