QGeoRouteLeg Class
The QGeoRouteLeg class represents a leg of a route, that is the portion of a route between one waypoint and the next. This is a subclass of QGeoRoute, exposing route leg specific API. More...
| Header: | #include <QGeoRouteLeg> |
| qmake: | QT += location |
| Since: | Qt 5.12 |
| Inherits: | QGeoRoute |
Public Functions
| QGeoRouteLeg() | |
| QGeoRouteLeg(const QGeoRouteLeg &other) | |
| ~QGeoRouteLeg() | |
| int | legIndex() const |
| QGeoRoute | overallRoute() const |
| void | setLegIndex(int idx) |
| void | setOverallRoute(const QGeoRoute &route) |
- 21 public functions inherited from QGeoRoute
Protected Functions
| QGeoRouteLeg(const QExplicitlySharedDataPointer<QGeoRoutePrivate> &dd) |
- 2 protected functions inherited from QGeoRoute
Detailed Description
The QGeoRouteLeg class represents a leg of a route, that is the portion of a route between one waypoint and the next. This is a subclass of QGeoRoute, exposing route leg specific API.
Note: QGeoRoute::routeLegs will return an empty list if called on a route leg.
See also QGeoRoute.
Member Function Documentation
QGeoRouteLeg::QGeoRouteLeg()
Constructs a route leg object.
QGeoRouteLeg::QGeoRouteLeg(const QGeoRouteLeg &other)
Constructs a route leg object from the contents of other.
[protected] QGeoRouteLeg::QGeoRouteLeg(const QExplicitlySharedDataPointer<QGeoRoutePrivate> &dd)
Default constructs an instance of QGeoRouteLeg.
QGeoRouteLeg::~QGeoRouteLeg()
Destroys this route object.
int QGeoRouteLeg::legIndex() const
Returns the index of this route leg inside the containing QGeoRoute::routeLegs list. Can be used to find the next legs.
See also setLegIndex().
QGeoRoute QGeoRouteLeg::overallRoute() const
Returns the route that contains this route leg.
See also setOverallRoute().
void QGeoRouteLeg::setLegIndex(int idx)
Sets the route leg index to idx.
See also legIndex().
void QGeoRouteLeg::setOverallRoute(const QGeoRoute &route)
Sets the route that contains this route leg.
See also overallRoute().
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