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2010-02-20
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PR1.2 comes with autorotate window mode. SHould help in here a lot. Compositor will then handle the rotation in the manner user wants (default in pr1.2: kb open -> landscape always, otherwise, follow accelerometer like in the examples above) Beauty is that app doesn't need to care, it can just set the autorotate on and that's it.
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2010-02-20
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Originally Posted by konttori
Is there a PyQt Call that will do the job now rather than using Hildon?
PR1.2 comes with autorotate window mode. SHould help in here a lot. Compositor will then handle the rotation in the manner user wants (default in pr1.2: kb open -> landscape always, otherwise, follow accelerometer like in the examples above) Beauty is that app doesn't need to care, it can just set the autorotate on and that's it.
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2010-02-21
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Sure, it's an XAtom, so it's easy to make the call from pyqt to it. Well, from any python app, it should be about the same call.
It's basically to call the counterpart of this:
hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_portrait_flags(window , flags)
Anyway, the auto rotate is really convenient, because if you set that as the flag, the above line is the only thing you need from all that code from xorbit. Anyway, it's as easy with pyqt, I just don't have a snipplet at hand. Perhaps someone else has.
It's basically to call the counterpart of this:
hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_portrait_flags(window , flags)
Anyway, the auto rotate is really convenient, because if you set that as the flag, the above line is the only thing you need from all that code from xorbit. Anyway, it's as easy with pyqt, I just don't have a snipplet at hand. Perhaps someone else has.
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2010-02-21
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Any idea if this is possible with the current qt? I've tried using gpodder's code at the past but it had problems when combined with qt. IIRC it crashed. I used python.
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2010-02-25
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BTW, I've updated my Python-based rotation code today to add support for the "force landscape mode when keyboard is open" feature, in case developers need to sync the updated version to their application code:
http://gpodder.org/commit/20e92e3
This fixes Maemo bug 9159 for gPodder.
http://gpodder.org/commit/20e92e3
This fixes Maemo bug 9159 for gPodder.
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2010-02-25
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There is no way to use keyboard in portrait mode?
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2010-02-25
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Originally Posted by konttori
@Konttori
Sure, it's an XAtom, so it's easy to make the call from pyqt to it. Well, from any python app, it should be about the same call.
It's basically to call the counterpart of this:
hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_portrait_flags(window , flags)
Anyway, the auto rotate is really convenient, because if you set that as the flag, the above line is the only thing you need from all that code from xorbit. Anyway, it's as easy with pyqt, I just don't have a snipplet at hand. Perhaps someone else has.
Just pulled this from the pyside mobile demos, it this what you are refering to:
System.setViewMode(view,System.PortraitMode)
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mainWindow = MainWindow()
scene.addItem(mainWindow)
mainWindow.setGeometry(0, 0, width, height)
System.setViewMode(view, System.PortraitMode)
if USE_MAEMO:
view.showFullScreen()
else:
view.setFixedSize(width, height);
view.show();
return app.exec_()
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2010-06-03
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Originally Posted by v13
Yes, maybe I'll do that in a later version. I'll update the portrait mode code to correctly enforce landscape mode, as right now, landscape mode isn't forced on PR1.2 due to changed semantics on the flags.
@thp: You should package portrait.py as a python library. This will allow for easier upgrades and usage.
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2010-06-03
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Developers who are using the portrait.py module for their display orientation management should apply this patch to fix a bug where the Landscape-only mode does not work on PR1.2:
http://gpodder.org/commit/0c7259e1
http://gpodder.org/commit/0c7259e1
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