NetworkManager::WirelessNetworkPrivate::WirelessNetworkPrivate(WirelessNetwork *q, WirelessDevice *device)
: q_ptr(q)
, wirelessNetworkInterface(device)
{
QObject::connect(device, SIGNAL(accessPointAppeared(QString)),
q, SLOT(accessPointAppeared(QString)));
QObject::connect(device, SIGNAL(accessPointDisappeared(QString)),
q, SLOT(accessPointDisappeared(QString)));
}
void Solid::Control::WirelessNetworkInterfaceNm09::makeConnections(QObject * source)
{
connect(source, SIGNAL(accessPointAppeared(QString)),
this, SLOT(_k_accessPointAdded(QString)));
connect(source, SIGNAL(accessPointDisappeared(QString)),
this, SLOT(_k_accessPointRemoved(QString)));
connect(source, SIGNAL(bitRateChanged(int)),
this, SIGNAL(bitRateChanged(int)));
connect(source, SIGNAL(activeAccessPointChanged(QString)),
this, SIGNAL(activeAccessPointChanged(QString)));
connect(source, SIGNAL(modeChanged(Solid::Control::WirelessNetworkInterfaceNm09::OperationMode)),
this, SIGNAL(modeChanged(Solid::Control::WirelessNetworkInterfaceNm09::OperationMode)));
}
void Solid::Control::WirelessNetworkInterfaceNm09::_k_accessPointAdded(const QString & uni)
{
Q_D(WirelessNetworkInterfaceNm09);
AccessPointNm09Map::Iterator mapIt = d->apMap.find(uni);
if (mapIt != d->apMap.end())
{
// Oops, I'm not sure it should happen...
// But for an unknown reason it does
// We were deleting the existing items here, which caused problems later
// when the client calls find AccessPoint and gets a frontend object with a
// null private object - dangling pointer
} else {
mapIt = d->apMap.insert(uni, AccessPointNm09Pair(0, 0));
}
emit accessPointAppeared(uni);
}