Represents the camera units on the device.
Synopsis:
#include <camera/camera_api.h>
typedef enum {
CAMERA_UNIT_NONE = 0
CAMERA_UNIT_FRONT
CAMERA_UNIT_REAR
CAMERA_UNIT_DESKTOP
CAMERA_UNIT_SECONDARY_DESKTOP
CAMERA_UNIT_NUM_UNITS
} camera_unit_t;
Data:
- CAMERA_UNIT_NONE
- No specific camera specified.
- CAMERA_UNIT_FRONT
- The camera on the front of the device.
The front of a handset is the side which typically has a screen and faces the user.
- CAMERA_UNIT_REAR
- The camera on the rear of the device.
- CAMERA_UNIT_DESKTOP
- The virtual desktop camera used for sharing your desktop.
Sharing your desktop is a capability that's available for some devices.
- CAMERA_UNIT_SECONDARY_DESKTOP
- The virtual secondary desktop camera used for sharing your secondary screen desktop output.
Sharing your secondary desktop is a capability that's available for some devices.
Since: BlackBerry 10.2.0
- CAMERA_UNIT_NUM_UNITS
- For internal use only.
The value is used to determine the maximum number of cameras supported.
Library:
libcamapi (For the qcc command, use the -l camapi option to link against this library)
Description:
It is possible for a device to have multiple cameras units.