QPlaceSearchRequest ClassThe QPlaceSearchRequest class represents the set of parameters for a search request. More... #include <QPlaceSearchRequest> This class was introduced in Qt Location 5.0. Public Types
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Detailed DescriptionThe QPlaceSearchRequest class represents the set of parameters for a search request. A typical search request may look like the following: QPlaceSearchRequest searchRequest; searchRequest.setSearchTerm("Fast food"); //search term for what we are interested in //set a search center searchRequest.setSearchArea(QGeoBoundingCircle(QGeoCoordinate(2.3, 48.87))); //set a distance hint as a relevancy hint. //closer places have greater weighting in the ranking of results. searchRequest.setRelevanceHint(QPlaceSearchRequest::DistanceHint); //use offset and limit to provide pagination. //this retrieves the next 5 items from the 10th index searchRequest.setOffset(9); searchRequest.setLimit(5); //provide some categories to narrow down search QList<QPlaceCategory> categories; categories << diner << restaurant; searchRequest.setCategories(categories); Note that specifying a search center can be done by setting a circular search area that has a center but no radius. The default radius is set to -1, which indicates an undefined radius. The provider will interpret this as being free to choose its own default radius. The QPlaceSearchRequest will assume ownership of the bounding area and will be responsible for its destruction. The QPlaceSearchRequest is primarily used with the QPlaceManager to search for places, however it is also used to provide parameters for generating search term suggestions and retreiving recommendations. Note that depending on usage, some parameters may not be relevant, for example the relevance hint is not important for search term suggestions. However in general, most of the parameters are useful for each of these operations, for example for a recommendation, a search area and categories can be useful in narrowing down recommendation candidates. Also be aware that providers may vary by which parameters they support for example some providers may not support paging while others do, some providers may honor relevance hints while others may completely ignore them, see Information about plugins. Member Type Documentation
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Constant | Value | Description |
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QPlaceSearchRequest::UnspecifiedHint | 0 | No explicit hint has been specified. |
QPlaceSearchRequest::DistanceHint | 1 | Distance to a search center is relevant for the user. Closer places are more highly weighted. This hint is only useful if a circular bounding area is used in the query. |
QPlaceSearchRequest::LexicalPlaceNameHint | 2 | Alphabetic ordering of places according to name is relevant to the user. |
Default constructor. Constructs an new request object.
Constructs a copy of other.
Destroys the request object.
Return the categories to be used in the search request. Places need only to belong to one of the categories to be considered a match by the request.
See also setCategories().
Clears the search request.
Returns the maximum number of search results to retrieve.
A negative value for limit means that it is undefined. It is left up to the backend provider to choose an appropriate number of results to return. The default limit is -1.
See also setLimit().
Returns the maximum number of search term corrections that may be returned.
See also setMaximumCorrections().
Returns the offset index of the first item that is to be retrieved.
The default offset is 0.
See also setOffset().
Returns the relevance hint of the request. The hint is given to the provider to help but not dictate the ranking of results. For example providing a distance hint may give closer places a higher ranking but it doesn't necessarily mean that he results will be ordered strictly according to distance.
See also setRelevanceHint().
Returns the search area which will be used to limit search results. The default search area is an invalid QGeoBoundingArea, indicating that no specific search area is defined.
See also setSearchArea().
Returns the search term.
See also setSearchTerm().
Sets the search request to search from the list of given categories. Any places returned during the search will match at least one of the categories.
See also categories() and setCategory().
Sets the search request to search by a single category
See also setCategories().
Set the maximum number of search results to retrieve to limit.
See also limit().
Sets maximum number of search term corrections that may be returned.
See also maximumCorrections().
Sets the starting index of the first item to be retrieved to offset.
See also offset().
Sets the relevance hint to be used when searching for a place.
See also relevanceHint().
Sets the search request to search within the given area.
See also searchArea().
Sets the search term.
See also searchTerm().
Sets the visibility scope used when searching for places.
See also visibilityScope().
Returns the visibility scope used when searching for places. The default value is QtLocation::UnspecifiedVisibility meaning that no explicit scope has been assigned. Places of any scope may be returned during the search.
See also setVisibilityScope().
Returns true if other is not equal to this search request, otherwise returns false.
Assigns other to this search request and returns a reference to this search request.
Returns true if other is equal to this search request, otherwise returns false.