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Marble::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager Class Reference

#include <ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager.h>

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Signals

void reverseGeocodingFinished (const GeoDataCoordinates &coordinates, const GeoDataPlacemark &placemark)
 
void reverseGeocodingFinished ()
 

Public Member Functions

 ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager (const MarbleModel *marbleModel, QObject *parent=0)
 
 ~ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager ()
 
void reverseGeocoding (const GeoDataCoordinates &coordinates)
 
QString searchReverseGeocoding (const GeoDataCoordinates &coordinates, int timeout=30000)
 

Detailed Description

Definition at line 30 of file ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Marble::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager ( const MarbleModel *  marbleModel,
QObject *  parent = 0 
)
explicit

Constructor.

Parameters
pluginManagerThe plugin manager that gives access to RunnerPlugins
parentOptional parent object

Definition at line 106 of file ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager.cpp.

Marble::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager::~ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager ( )

Definition at line 115 of file ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

void Marble::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager::reverseGeocoding ( const GeoDataCoordinates &  coordinates)

Find the address and other meta information for a given geoposition.

See also
reverseGeocoding is asynchronous with currently one result returned using the
reverseGeocodingFinished signal.
searchReverseGeocoding is blocking.
reverseGeocodingFinished signal indicates all runners are finished.

Definition at line 120 of file ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager.cpp.

void Marble::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager::reverseGeocodingFinished ( const GeoDataCoordinates &  coordinates,
const GeoDataPlacemark &  placemark 
)
signal

The reverse geocoding request is finished, the result is stored in the given placemark.

This signal is emitted when the first runner found a result, subsequent results are discarded and do not emit further signals. If no result is found, this signal is emitted with an empty (default constructed) placemark.

void Marble::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager::reverseGeocodingFinished ( )
signal

Emitted whenever all runners are finished for the query.

QString Marble::ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager::searchReverseGeocoding ( const GeoDataCoordinates &  coordinates,
int  timeout = 30000 
)

Definition at line 145 of file ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager.cpp.


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  • ReverseGeocodingRunnerManager.cpp
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