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// Copyright (C) 2022 The Qt Company Ltd.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR GFDL-1.3-no-invariants-only
/*!
\page qtnfc-features.html
\title Supported NFC Features
\ingroup connectivity-nfc
\inmodule QtNfc
\brief Summary of supported NFC features on different platforms.
Qt NFC provides two options for reading and writing the data. These options are
reflected in the \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{AccessMethod} enum.
\list
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{NdefAccess} - using NDEF messages via
\l {QNearFieldTarget::}{readNdefMessages()} and
\l {QNearFieldTarget::}{writeNdefMessages()}.
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{TagTypeSpecificAccess} - sending custom commands
using \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{sendCommand()} and getting the results via
\l {QNearFieldTarget::}{requestResponse()}.
\endlist
\l {QNearFieldTarget::}{TagTypeSpecificAccess} implies that the
user might need to send different data based on the NFC Tag Type. Tag types
recognized by Qt NFC are defined in the \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{Type} enum.
Qt NFC support for different access methods and tag types varies depending on
the platform. The table below shows currently supported subsets of features
for every platform.
\table
\header
\li Platform
\li Recognized Tag Types
\li NDEF Support
\li Tag Specific Access
\row
\li \l {Qt NFC on Android}{Android}
\li All from the \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{Type} enum
\li Yes
\li Yes
\row
\li iOS
\li \list
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{NfcTagType4}
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{NfcTagType4A}
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{NfcTagType4B}
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{ProprietaryTag}
\endlist
\li No
\li Yes - for supported tag types
\row
\li Linux, Windows, macOS
(implemented using \l {PC/SC in Qt NFC}{PC/SC})
\li \list
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{NfcTagType4}
\li \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{ProprietaryTag}
\endlist
\li Yes - for \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{NfcTagType4}
\li Yes - for \l {QNearFieldTarget::}{ProprietaryTag}
\endtable
*/