unity.scopes.qt.QPreviewQueryBase
Abstract base class to represent a particular preview. More...
#include <unity/scopes/qt/QPreviewQueryBase.h>
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Public Member Functions | |
virtual void | run (unity::scopes::qt::QPreviewReplyProxy const &reply)=0 |
Called by scopes run time to start the query. More... | |
virtual void | cancelled ()=0 |
Called by the scopes run time when the query originator cancels a query. More... | |
QResult | result () const |
Get result for this preview request. More... | |
QActionMetadata | action_metadata () const |
Get metadata for this preview request. More... | |
Detailed Description
Abstract base class to represent a particular preview.
A scope must return an instance of this class from its implementation of ScopeBase::preview().
- Note
- The constructor of the instance must complete in a timely manner. Do not perform anything in the constructor that might block.
Member Function Documentation
QActionMetadata unity::scopes::qt::QPreviewQueryBase::action_metadata | ( | ) | const |
Get metadata for this preview request.
- Returns
- search metadata
- Exceptions
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unity::LogicException if preview metadata was not initialized (the default ctor was used).
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pure virtual |
Called by the scopes run time when the query originator cancels a query.
Your implementation of this method should ensure that the scope stops processing the current query as soon as possible. Any calls to a push()
method once a query is cancelled are ignored, so continuing to push after cancellation only wastes CPU cycles. (push()
returns false
once a query is cancelled or exceeds its cardinality limit.)
QResult unity::scopes::qt::QPreviewQueryBase::result | ( | ) | const |
Get result for this preview request.
- Exceptions
-
unity::LogicException if result was not initialized (the default ctor was used).
- Returns
- result
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pure virtual |
Called by scopes run time to start the query.
Your implementation of run() can use the reply proxy to push results for the query. You can push results from within run(), in which case the query implicitly completes when run() returns. Alternatively, run() can store the reply proxy and return immediately. In this case, you can use the stored proxy to push results from another thread. It is safe to call push()
from multiple threads without synchronization.
The query completes either when run() returns, or when the last stored reply proxy goes out of scope (whichever happens last).
- Parameters
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reply The proxy on which to push results for the query.