Detailed Description
The QPlaceEditorial class represents a publisher's article describing a place.
Each QPlaceEditorial has a title, text and language; in addition to those properties inherited from QPlaceContent.
Note: The Places API only supports editorials as 'retrieve-only' objects. Submitting editorials to a provider is not a supported use case.
Member Function Documentation
QPlaceEditorial::QPlaceEditorial()
Constructs a new editorial object.
QPlaceEditorial::QPlaceEditorial(const QPlaceContent & other)
Constructs a copy of other if possible, otherwise constructs a default editorial object.
QString QPlaceEditorial::language() const
Returns the language of the editorial. Typically this would be a language code in the 2 letter ISO 639-1 format.
See also setLanguage().
void QPlaceEditorial::setLanguage(const QString & language)
Sets the language of the editorial. Typically this would be a language code in the 2 letter ISO 639-1 format.
See also language().
void QPlaceEditorial::setText(const QString & text)
Sets the text of the editorial.
See also text().
void QPlaceEditorial::setTitle(const QString & title)
Sets the title of the editorial.
See also title().
QString QPlaceEditorial::text() const
Returns a textual description of the place.
Depending upon the provider, the editorial text could be either rich(HTML based) text or plain text.
See also setText().
QString QPlaceEditorial::title() const
Returns the title of the editorial.
See also setTitle().
