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What we do realistically see in the RX-51
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daperl
2009-01-14 , 00:05
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Brave New Hello World
So, I had just figured out that I needed to write some code, but I knew very little about the tablet environment from a developer's perspective. No matter. Nokia supplied a tutorial, an SDK and a "hello world" (HW) package. There was a chance that this could be quick and painless.
At first glance, the HW code seemed close to unabridged for interacting with the hildon window manager. For a proof-of-concept, I decided to create a statusbar applet to control my receivers volume, and I wanted it to have the same look-and-feel of Nokia's sound applet.
I twitched my nose twice and *poof*, there was my volume control applet! And It was working like a charm.
It didn't look
exactly
like Nokia's sound applet... Hey wait. Why
didn't
it look like Nokia's sound applet? It looked more like a dialog box... It
was
a dialog box!
But the statusbar applets all looked like popup menus.
Something wasn't right here; I was gonna need some help...
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