OTDevice.h

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#ifndef OTDEVICE_H
#define OTDEVICE_H

#include <qobject.h>
#include <qstring.h>

#include <bluezlib.h>

#include <OTGateway.h>

// define if you want to use the process hciattach for detection
// #define USEHCIPROC

class QTimerEvent;

namespace Opie {
    namespace Core {
       class OProcess;
    }
}

namespace Opietooth2 {

    class OTDevice : public QObject {

        Q_OBJECT

    public:

        OTDevice( OTGateway * _OT );

        ~OTDevice();

        inline  OTGateway * gateway() const
          { return OT; }

        inline bool needsAttach( void ) const
          { return NeedsAttach; }

        inline int deviceNr() const
          { return m_deviceNr; }

        bool attach();

        bool detach();

        bool isAttached()const;

        // check current state of attachment
        bool checkAttach();

        // returns pattern that points to the proper
        // RFCOMM device file.  Put %1 where device nr should be put
        // e.g. : /dev/bluetooth/rfcomm/%1 or /def/rfcomm%1
        QString getRFCommDevicePattern();

    signals:

        void error( const QString & mesg );
        void isEnabled( int devnr, bool );

    private slots:

        void slotStdOut(Opie::Core::OProcess*, char*, int );
        void slotStdErr(Opie::Core::OProcess*, char*, int );

    private:

        void detectDeviceType( QString & Device,
                               QString & Mode,
                               unsigned long & Speed );
        pid_t getPidOfHCIAttach( void );

        Opie::Core::OProcess* m_hciattach; // ptr to hciattach proces

        int           m_deviceNr; // x as in hci(x)
        pid_t         m_hciattachPid; // pid of hciattach program

        // backpointer
        OTGateway *   OT;
        bool          NeedsAttach;
    };
}

#endif

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