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	xerxes2	2011-03-22 , 22:57
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Originally Posted by Helmuth

Perhaps a good place for:
Code:
            if platform.FREMANTLE:
It works at maemo, too. But it is confusing that the task manager appears as soon as you close the settings screen. It's a little bit different.

This one was a bit tricky. On GTK you just use the set_transient_for() method but that doesn't seem to exist for Qt. i've switched to the Dialog flag now, see this commit:
https://github.com/xerxes2/panucci/c...357b541ce8c044

I'm not sure though that it is the same as transient on GTK. And I don't think modal is it either but you can try it with adding the following line to the playlist window:

Code:

self.main_window.setWindowModality(QtCore.Qt.WindowModal)

But as I said I don't think it's what you're looking for.

Originally Posted by Helmuth

Yes, the menu looks great. And Qt does a great job.
The settings dialog works, too. But have a look at the screenshot. It's a little bit crowded. Perhaps a Vertical Scrollarea would be a good idea.
But Qt works good. It doesn't gave up and everything fit's in the screen.

Haha, yeah I forgot to add a scrollarea to the settings dialog, fixed it now.

Originally Posted by Helmuth

If panucci is not running and I chose th play a file in gpodder it plays the last track automatically from the beginning (not the last position and not the new track) - The new track, chosen to play, is added at the end of the playlist.

Atleast this was working the same way for us. I'll come back to the problems with gpodder later.

Originally Posted by Helmuth

But additionally, have a look at the screenshot number 2. There are german umlauts in the track description (or title). Instead of the umlaut ü it shows 2 other characters (not able to type those at the moment)
Have you ensured to use QString instead of the String object everywhere in the code? There seems to be a problem using unicode characters.

Hmm, I don't think I'm using qstring no, maybe I should? Actually this was the first time I heard about it.

First I can say to you that you probably can't use files with the old 8-bit iso encoding. UTF-8 should work fine though afaik. Can you point me to a file with this problem?

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Last edited by xerxes2; 2011-03-22 at 23:26.

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