To handle keyboard or mouse input, your QPlatformIntegration class needs to handle the event dispatcher. Typically, you would read input events (e.g., from /dev/input/eventX on Linux) and inject them into Qt using: QWindowSystemInterface::handleMouseEvent(...) or handleKeyEvent(...) .
public: QMinimalIntegration(const QStringList ¶meters); ~QMinimalIntegration(); qt qpa plugin
The "Entry Point." This is the first object created. It tells Qt what features are supported and provides access to: To handle keyboard or mouse input, your QPlatformIntegration
HEADERS = \ qminimalintegration.h \ qminimalscreen.h To handle keyboard or mouse input
// Physical size in millimeters return QSizeF(200, 150);
private: QList<QPlatformScreen *> m_screens; ;
Q_OBJECT Q_PLUGIN_METADATA(IID QPlatformIntegrationFactoryInterface_iid FILE "minimal.json") public: QPlatformIntegration *create(const QString &system, const QStringList ¶mList) override