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33 #if defined(Q_OS_SYMBIAN) |
33 #if defined(Q_OS_SYMBIAN) |
34 #include <qwindowsstyle.h> |
34 #include <qwindowsstyle.h> |
35 #include <qsymbianevent.h> |
35 #include <qsymbianevent.h> |
36 #include <e32debug.h> |
36 #include <e32debug.h> |
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37 #include <apacmdln.h> |
37 #endif // Q_OS_SYMBIAN |
38 #endif // Q_OS_SYMBIAN |
38 |
39 |
39 #ifdef HB_GESTURE_FW |
40 #ifdef HB_GESTURE_FW |
40 #include "hbgesturerecognizers_p.h" |
41 #include "hbgesturerecognizers_p.h" |
41 #endif |
42 #endif |
90 even executing the QApplication constructor. When passing Hb::NoSplash this |
91 even executing the QApplication constructor. When passing Hb::NoSplash this |
91 will not happen and the splash is only shown after spending a possibly |
92 will not happen and the splash is only shown after spending a possibly |
92 substantial time on initializing Qt and other frameworks. So use |
93 substantial time on initializing Qt and other frameworks. So use |
93 Hb::NoSplash only when absolutely needed (or when the splash screen will not |
94 Hb::NoSplash only when absolutely needed (or when the splash screen will not |
94 be shown at all). |
95 be shown at all). |
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96 |
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97 On Symbian the splash will be automatically suppressed (i.e. not shown) if |
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98 the application is started to background, that is, |
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99 HbApplication::startedToBackground() returns true. To override this default |
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100 behavior, pass Hb::ShowSplashWhenStartingToBackground to the HbApplication |
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101 constructor. |
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102 |
96 Applications that support the 'activities' concept may check the start-up |
103 Applications that support the 'activities' concept may check the start-up |
97 reason like this: |
104 reason like this: |
98 |
105 |
99 \code |
106 \code |
139 } else if (flags & Hb::SplashFixedHorizontal) { |
146 } else if (flags & Hb::SplashFixedHorizontal) { |
140 splashFlags |= HbSplashScreen::FixedHorizontal; |
147 splashFlags |= HbSplashScreen::FixedHorizontal; |
141 } |
148 } |
142 if (flags & Hb::ForceQtSplash) { |
149 if (flags & Hb::ForceQtSplash) { |
143 splashFlags |= HbSplashScreen::ForceQt; |
150 splashFlags |= HbSplashScreen::ForceQt; |
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151 } |
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152 if (flags & Hb::ShowSplashWhenStartingToBackground) { |
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153 splashFlags |= HbSplashScreen::ShowWhenStartingToBackground; |
144 } |
154 } |
145 |
155 |
146 #if defined(Q_OS_SYMBIAN) && defined(HBAPP_LOGGING) |
156 #if defined(Q_OS_SYMBIAN) && defined(HBAPP_LOGGING) |
147 ELAPSED_TIMER t; |
157 ELAPSED_TIMER t; |
148 t.start(); |
158 t.start(); |
463 QVariant HbApplication::activateData() |
473 QVariant HbApplication::activateData() |
464 { |
474 { |
465 Q_D(HbApplication); |
475 Q_D(HbApplication); |
466 return d->activateData(); |
476 return d->activateData(); |
467 } |
477 } |
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478 |
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479 /*! |
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480 Returns true if the process command line indicates that |
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481 application is started to background. |
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483 This is usually achieved by setting the corresponding 'background' |
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484 flag in the startup list entry (for auto-started applications) or, |
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485 in case of services, starting the service provider application to |
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486 background. |
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487 |
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488 When an application is launched normally, the result will be false. |
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489 */ |
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490 bool HbApplication::startedToBackground() |
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491 { |
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492 #if defined(Q_OS_SYMBIAN) |
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493 CApaCommandLine *commandLine = 0; |
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494 if (CApaCommandLine::GetCommandLineFromProcessEnvironment(commandLine) == KErrNone |
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495 && commandLine) { |
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496 TApaCommand command = commandLine->Command(); |
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497 delete commandLine; |
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498 return command == EApaCommandBackground |
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499 || command == EApaCommandBackgroundAndWithoutViews; |
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500 } |
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501 #endif |
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502 return false; |
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503 } |