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NetworkManager::WirelessNetwork Class

This class represents a wireless network, which aggregates all access points with the same SSID. More...

• Header: #include <NetworkManagerQt/WirelessNetwork>
• CMake: find_package(KF6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS NetworkManagerQt)
target_link_libraries(mytarget PRIVATE KF6::NetworkManagerQt)
• Inherits: QObject

List of all members, including inherited members

#Public Types

• WirelessNetwork::List
• WirelessNetwork::Ptr

#Public Functions

• AccessPoint::List accessPoints() const
• QString device() const
• AccessPoint::Ptr referenceAccessPoint() const
• int signalStrength() const
• QString ssid() const

#Signals

• void disappeared(const QString &ssid)
• void referenceAccessPointChanged(const QString &apUni)
• void signalStrengthChanged(int strength)

#Detailed Description

#Member Type Documentation

#WirelessNetwork::List

#WirelessNetwork::Ptr

#Member Function Documentation

#AccessPoint::List WirelessNetwork::accessPoints() const

List of access points

Warning: Subject to change, do not store!

#QString WirelessNetwork::device() const

The uni of device associated with this network.

#[signal] void WirelessNetwork::disappeared(const QString &ssid)

Indicate that this network has no more access points (meaning the network has disappeared from view of the network interface)

ssid the SSID of this network

#AccessPoint::Ptr WirelessNetwork::referenceAccessPoint() const

The uni of the current 'best' (strongest) Access Point. Note that this may change or disappear over time. Get the Access Point object using WirelessDevice::findAccessPoint() on the NetworkInterface this network was obtained from. Use WirelessDevice::accessPointDisappeared() or WirelessNetwork::referenceAccessPointChanged() to detect this.

#[signal] void WirelessNetwork::referenceAccessPointChanged(const QString &apUni)

Indicate that the reference access point changed

apUni new access point or empty string if none

#int WirelessNetwork::signalStrength() const

Signal strength of the network. Syntactic sugar around tracking the reference access point and watching its signal strength

#[signal] void WirelessNetwork::signalStrengthChanged(int strength)

Indicate that the signal strength changed

strength strength as a percentage.

#QString WirelessNetwork::ssid() const

ESSID of the network