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2010-05-15
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#41
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forum: email me , when new post in here
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2010-06-01
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I started looking at the waze code at the direction of attempting to port it to QT.
I'm new to QT and also to the waze code, but as far as I've seen ( 2 hrs) the protocol code is wrapped in roadmap_input.c among other c files.
I thought about creating a QT widget that will be a start for a replacement to the agg canvas.
Once I have a base widget that wraps the base protocol and draws an hardcoded location... Well, I'll call it a success. (it may take months...)
I'll create a source repository and upload my current workarea in the next couple of days so anyone with C/C++ or QT knowledge can help or take control.
I think that there are 2 threads directly related to waze on n900 that can be merged.
I'm new to QT and also to the waze code, but as far as I've seen ( 2 hrs) the protocol code is wrapped in roadmap_input.c among other c files.
I thought about creating a QT widget that will be a start for a replacement to the agg canvas.
Once I have a base widget that wraps the base protocol and draws an hardcoded location... Well, I'll call it a success. (it may take months...)
I'll create a source repository and upload my current workarea in the next couple of days so anyone with C/C++ or QT knowledge can help or take control.
I think that there are 2 threads directly related to waze on n900 that can be merged.
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2010-06-13
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@ Israel.
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Originally Posted by damagedspline
Any updates my dear friend?
I started looking at the waze code at the direction of attempting to port it to QT.
I'm new to QT and also to the waze code, but as far as I've seen ( 2 hrs) the protocol code is wrapped in roadmap_input.c among other c files.
I thought about creating a QT widget that will be a start for a replacement to the agg canvas.
Once I have a base widget that wraps the base protocol and draws an hardcoded location... Well, I'll call it a success. (it may take months...)
I'll create a source repository and upload my current workarea in the next couple of days so anyone with C/C++ or QT knowledge can help or take control.
I think that there are 2 threads directly related to waze on n900 that can be merged.
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2010-06-13
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@ Israel
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Originally Posted by eitama
Any updates my dear friend?
The only update I can give for now is that I am currently working on the compilation environment through the QTCreator. I am now at a phase where I am looking for all of the must have stub functions that require reimplementation.
Since Waze was only compiled with makefiles for iphone (in contrast to roadmap) it is taking sometime to add QT build manifest. Thank God that atleast QTCreator has auto makefile generator.
I am in an argument with myself whether to go opengl with that or not.
Once I create the stub functions with TODOs body I'll upload it to a source control site as GPL.
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2010-06-13
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@ Sweden
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After a quick look, this looks very much like a C backend with some windows on top where the GUI is dictated by the platform.
The source bundle include freetype, libz and libpng which makes it a bit ... swollen. Compiling the backend and then using Qt (or GTK+) for widgets looks like the right way to move forward.
The source bundle include freetype, libz and libpng which makes it a bit ... swollen. Compiling the backend and then using Qt (or GTK+) for widgets looks like the right way to move forward.
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2010-09-14
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posted a bounty on this:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...986#post815986
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...986#post815986
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2011-03-11
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@ Israel
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There is API for WEB so we can make app with Qt Webkit
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2011-05-11
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@ Israel
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Originally Posted by ZogG
I've had a few days off, so I made an attempt with QML against the waze test site.
There is API for WEB so we can make app with Qt Webkit
So far it shows the map, allow pan & zoom.
Downsides:
1) maps cannot be cached so it depends on 100% internet connection
2) find address API requires callback function - I'll need to see what to do about that
3) I dont know if their API allow setting the "up" to be other than north
4) navigation is possible, but currently will lack voice guidance (eg. "turn right")
Update:
After a small POC, it is possible but does require 100% internet connection.
Implementation will be tough. I will finish the address search feature and upload it somewhere (dont expect much, its just a POC)
Last edited by damagedspline; 2011-05-12 at 21:34.
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2011-05-13
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So far I got the following in pure QML:
1) map showing
2) zoom-in/out
3) panning left/right/up/down
4) location awareness ("show my location" button is working)
i was unable to implement the search - for now.
to have a test run at what is currently running:
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2) upzip the attached file to some directory
3) in terminal change to the dir you extracted and run
I will upload all that I have for now to source controled site so that if any with to help, there will be a way.
Once I do that, I will create a new thread with Announce statement.
1) map showing
2) zoom-in/out
3) panning left/right/up/down
4) location awareness ("show my location" button is working)
i was unable to implement the search - for now.
to have a test run at what is currently running:
1)
Code:
apt-get install libqtm-12-dec* qt4-experimental-declarative-qmlviewer
3) in terminal change to the dir you extracted and run
Code:
qmlviewer -I /opt/qtm12/imports main.qml
Once I do that, I will create a new thread with Announce statement.
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2011-05-13
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Joined on Oct 2010
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Originally Posted by damagedspline
Great Job!!! Keep on that!
So far I got the following in pure QML:
1) map showing
2) zoom-in/out
3) panning left/right/up/down
4) location awareness ("show my location" button is working)
i was unable to implement the search - for now.
to have a test run at what is currently running:
1)2) upzip the attached file to some directoryCode:apt-get install libqtm-12-dec* qt4-experimental-declarative-qmlviewer
3) in terminal change to the dir you extracted and runI will upload all that I have for now to source controled site so that if any with to help, there will be a way.Code:qmlviewer -I /opt/qtm12/imports main.qml
Once I do that, I will create a new thread with Announce statement.