I've used bluetoothctl to pair to my mac, but when I try to get local adapters
on the Pi from Qt, there are none:
log:
Local Adapters:
ASSERT: "!isEmpty()" in file
/usr/include/arm-linux-gnueabihf/qt5/QtCore/qlist.h, line 294
code:
auto localAdapters = QBluetoothLocalDevice::allDevices();
qDebug() << "Local Adapters:";
for (const auto &adapter: localAdapters) {
qDebug() << adapter.address().toString() << adapter.name(); //
<<pairingStatus(adapter.address());
}
bool result = listen(localAdapters.first().address());
Any ideas on what it takes to get it working on a Pi? When I run it on my mac,
it is fine.
I'm also relatively new to BT. I've copied the chat example as close as
possible. But I have _so_many_ questions.
Ultimately, I am providing a serial interface service over BT that operates
some hardware on the Pi. the mac/android app will connect to it. I'm currently
doing this with sockets but I don't want to require IPs or IP infrastructure.
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