MediaMonitorDarwin Class Reference

This currently depends on Apple's DiskArbitration framework. More...

#include <mediamonitor-darwin.h>

Inheritance diagram for MediaMonitorDarwin:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	MediaMonitorDarwin (QObject *par, unsigned long interval, bool allowEject)
virtual void	StartMonitoring (void)
	Start the monitoring thread if needed.
virtual bool	AddDevice (MythMediaDevice *pDevice)
	Simpler version of MediaMonitorUnix::AddDevice().
QStringList	GetCDROMBlockDevices (void)
	List of CD/DVD devices.

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Detailed Description

This currently depends on Apple's DiskArbitration framework.

Only recent versions of OS X have this.

Definition at line 21 of file mediamonitor-darwin.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MediaMonitorDarwin::MediaMonitorDarwin	(	QObject *	par,
		unsigned long	interval,
		bool	allowEject
	)			[inline]

Definition at line 24 of file mediamonitor-darwin.h.

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Member Function Documentation

void MediaMonitorDarwin::StartMonitoring

(

void

)

[virtual]

Start the monitoring thread if needed.

Reimplemented from MediaMonitor.

Definition at line 518 of file mediamonitor-darwin.cpp.

bool MediaMonitorDarwin::AddDevice

(

MythMediaDevice *

pDevice

)

[virtual]

Simpler version of MediaMonitorUnix::AddDevice().

This doesn't do the stat() or duplicate checking.

Implements MediaMonitor.

Definition at line 549 of file mediamonitor-darwin.cpp.

QStringList MediaMonitorDarwin::GetCDROMBlockDevices

(

void

)

[virtual]

List of CD/DVD devices.

On Unix, this returns a list of /dev nodes which can be open()d. Darwin doesn't have fixed devices for removables/pluggables, so this method is actually useless as it stands. In the long term, this method should return both a name, and an opaque type? (for the IOKit io_object_t)

Implements MediaMonitor.

Definition at line 629 of file mediamonitor-darwin.cpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• mediamonitor-darwin.h
• mediamonitor-darwin.cpp