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Re: [TESTING] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile) prototype release
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just couse i cant sleep.. :D i decided to add more lines like.. "Select the kind of file" somenting like echo "write JAR for a .jar file or JAD for a .jad file" for Jad file, it will wget the jar file asking for a connection first else it will abort.. when downloaded, it will ask if disconnect or not, if install it or not.. for a Jar file it will jump to the Jar line :D maybe i had to use the functions.. becouse it's becoming too disorganized in and uncommented :D Moderators: apologize me, i quoted my self for mistake! Sorry for the x post! |
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PS: one of the Maemo Amazing things is just.. The command line! imo by the way, i'll made the possible to finish it today, i started at 7.55 am, this new is coloured and more easy to use.. It ll run in a shell from a shortcut launcher PS2: maybe the shell isn't graphically "beautiful" but it helps you to find every kind of error ;) |
Re: [TESTING] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile) prototype release
About the command line use:
I hope at some point to be able to integrate everything in the Qt4 application in the way I did for my Android port. Now this takes time, and I think for the time being the script for santiago is the best there is. Cheers, Davy |
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i made some variables like $RED $BLU $YELLOW $GREEN $END # closes single color i'd like to print the "ls *.jad" coloured, i'm in panic.. Do you know how to do it? thx Cristian PS: what does the "Panic" message mean? |
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definitely have the grey bar. In fact, the only difference is a simple method call and if I can somehow at runtime find out if I am running either Maemo or MeeGo I could produce one build for all. Davy |
Re: [TESTING] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile) prototype release
Hi all,
I uploaded a new deb to my website at: http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/public/n900/deb/ The build now contains a simple Qt4-based frontend "Run MIDlet", which will allow you to select a jar file from the filesystem and run it. It does not create desktop shortcuts (yet). For those still favoring the terminal, you can now run a midlet like his: /opt/phoneme/bin/runmidlet midlet.jar You could also pass along the jad descriptor if you have the jar file in the same directory: /opt/phoneme/bin/runmidlet midlet.jad This way, you no longer need to specify a bunch of parameters at the command line or create shell scripts or jadfiles. Also, if there is a way on Maemo to associate jar/jad files with the runmidlet application, you could run midlets from your file manager. Running from a browser might be possible, but only for jar files and if the browser downloads the jar file to the filesystem and starts runmidlet with a local filepath as parameter (i.e. no http url as parameter). Davy |
Re: [TESTING] PhoneME Advanced (Java Mobile) prototype release
I uploaded another deb with a new minor feature. It detects whether
the app is running on Maemo or on MeeGo by looking at the contents of /etc/issue. On the latter it will run the midlet in full screen to avoid the grey bar. If this works reliably on the N900 and the N9/N950, I no longer need to produce 2 different builds. Davy |
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hi am willing to sell my N900. you can email me dashin.veer@gmail.com for further information.... |
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