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== Lights: Defining The Interface == | == Lights: Defining The Interface == |
Revision as of 02:20, 10 January 2007
Creating D-Bus Interfaces
Tutorial Series | D-Bus |
Previous | Introduction To D-Bus |
What's Next | N/A |
Further Reading | N/A |
Abstract
D-Bus allows applications to expose internal API to the outside world by means of remotely callable interfaces. This tutorial shows how to create and implement such interfaces in your applications.
Lights: Defining The Interface
Defining Methods
Naming The Interface
Camera: Generating the Interface
qdbuscpp2xml
CMake
Action: Instantiating the Interface At Runtime
Other Resources
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