[vbox-dev] Network-Adapter

[Thomas Trepper]

Thanks a lot, in Java it was the same :-)

Thomas



Achim Hasenmueller schrieb:
> This is how the Qt GUI populates the list:
>
> QStringList VBoxVMSettingsNetworkPage::intList (bool aRefresh)
> 593	{
> 594	    if (aRefresh)
> 595	    {
> 596	        /* Load total network list of all VMs */
> 597	        mIntList.clear();
> 598	        CVirtualBox vbox = vboxGlobal().virtualBox();
> 599	        ulong count = qMin ((ULONG) 4, vbox.GetSystemProperties().GetNetworkAdapterCount());
> 600	        CMachineVector vec = vbox.GetMachines();
> 601	        for (CMachineVector::ConstIterator m = vec.begin(); m != vec.end(); ++ m)
> 602	        {
> 603	            if (m->GetAccessible())
> 604	            {
> 605	                for (ulong slot = 0; slot < count; ++ slot)
> 606	                {
> 607	                    QString name = m->GetNetworkAdapter (slot).GetInternalNetwork();
> 608	                    if (!name.isEmpty() && !mIntList.contains (name))
> 609	                        mIntList << name;
> 610	                }
> 611	            }
> 612	        }
> 613	    }
> 614	
> 615	    /* Append network list with names from all the pages */
> 616	    QStringList list (mIntList);
> 617	    for (int index = 0; index < mTwAdapters->count(); ++ index)
> 618	    {
> 619	        VBoxVMSettingsNetwork *page =
> 620	            qobject_cast <VBoxVMSettingsNetwork*> (mTwAdapters->widget (index));
> 621	        if (page)
> 622	        {
> 623	            QString name = page->alternativeName (KNetworkAttachmentType_Internal);
> 624	            if (!name.isEmpty() && !list.contains (name))
> 625	                list << name;
> 626	        }
> 627	    }
> 628	
> 629	    return list;
> 630	}
>
>
> On Jan 16, 2010, at 17:11 , Thomas Trepper wrote:
>
>   
>> Hi all,
>>
>> while trying to get the IMachine-attached network adapters I wonder if there is a way to get the amount of attached or available slots?
>> I can try
>>
>> INetworkAdapter tmp = vBoxFromHost.getNetworkAdapter(0L);
>>
>> but I have not idea, how many slots can exit on various machines. Is there a way to obtain the maximum for iteration?
>>
>> Thanks a lot and best regards,
>>
>> Thomas
>>
>>
>>
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