BluetoothAdapterEventListener Class Reference

#include <bluetooth_adapter_event_listener.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	BluetoothAdapterEventListener ()
virtual void	onBluetoothAdapterDisabled (std::chrono::nanoseconds timestamp)=0
virtual void	onBluetoothAdapterEnabled (std::chrono::nanoseconds timestamp)=0
virtual void	onBluetoothAdapterIrrecuperable (std::chrono::nanoseconds timestamp)=0

Protected Member Functions
virtual	~BluetoothAdapterEventListener ()

Detailed Description

Callback listener interface for bluetooth events.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~BluetoothAdapterEventListener()

virtual ~BluetoothAdapterEventListener ( )

protectedvirtual

Destructor.

BluetoothAdapterEventListener()

BluetoothAdapterEventListener

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Constructor

Member Function Documentation

onBluetoothAdapterDisabled()

virtual void onBluetoothAdapterDisabled ( std::chrono::nanoseconds  timestamp )

pure virtual

Called when the Bluetooth adapter is turned off.

If there are any devices under use, onLinkLoss() events will be triggered for each device.

The system will try to turn on the Bluetooth adapter in order to continue working.

Following this event, one of onBluetoothAdapterEnabled() or onBluetoothAdapterIrrecuperable() will be triggered.

Parameters

timestamp

The time at which the event happened in nanoseconds since the epoch.

onBluetoothAdapterEnabled()

virtual void onBluetoothAdapterEnabled ( std::chrono::nanoseconds  timestamp )

pure virtual

Called when the Bluetooth adapter is turned back on following a onBluetoothAdapterDisabled() event.

onBluetoothAdapterIrrecuperable()

virtual void onBluetoothAdapterIrrecuperable ( std::chrono::nanoseconds  timestamp )

pure virtual

Called when the Bluetooth adapter fails to turn back on following a onBluetoothAdapterDisabled() event.

This can happen if the adapter was removed from the system of if it is in error and fails to be enabled. The system will wait for a new adapter.

Every device is destroyed and the internal data cleared.

Parameters

timestamp

The time at which the event happened in nanoseconds since the epoch.

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