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2011-03-15
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#432
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It looks very well. Look at the attachment.
It's not very finger friendly. But it works for me.
But you should replace the "close" button with a "store settings" button. You don't need a close button at all. At Maemo you have only to tap outside the window in the blurred area to trigger a cancel at a dialog.
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2011-03-15
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2011-03-15
, 09:45
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The settings dialog is only for changing options directly and are not stored. If you want to make changes permanent do it in panucci.conf. I don't think I'll change this behaviour.
It was some moved settings code but i think I fixed it.
https://github.com/xerxes2/panucci/c...72f700e45ca9a2
Also, when you find bugs run panucci in a shell and see if it spits out some errors. That way I can fix the bugs very easy.
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2011-03-15
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2011-03-15
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Hm, okay. In this case I don't know why you have added a settings dialog?
Please read again my Post #384 with a detailed bug report and about 50 Posts before from me and several other peoples and the last posts from me after we have enlightened that you don't tried to introduce a new feature...
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2011-03-15
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I did some changes and pushed them to the Panucci repo. You can grab them by pulling from git://repo.or.cz/panucci.git. You might need to add some tweaks for the Desktop version, I wasn't able to test it, although I've made sure that it's easy to support the Desktop version as well.
I've also changed the ordering of the app menu a bit (to be more in sync with the ordering in gPodder) and moved playlist-specific items to the playlist window's app menu. Also (as I needed that for testing) I've fixed the path-specific code to make Panucci runnable from a Git checkout without the need to install it. Simply git clone the repository and start with "bin/panucci".
The current labels of the actions are a bit short and not very clear. Suggestions:
Scrolling labels -> Scroll long text in main window
Lock progress bar -> (invert meaning in the code) -> Seek by touching the progress bar
Dual Action Button -> Secondary button actions (long press)
I'm not sure what "Stay at End" and "Seek back" means, but I'm sure you'll figure out a good description/label for those, too.
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2011-03-15
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2011-03-15
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#439
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You mean the gpodder bug?! Hmm, as I said before I believe you but as it seems to work just fine for me I don't really know how to fix it. Will have to ask thp about it. But as there doesn't seem to be that much else to fix I might look into it some more.
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2011-03-16
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#440
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It was some moved settings code but i think I fixed it.
https://github.com/xerxes2/panucci/c...72f700e45ca9a2
I never got around to actually try it (and build it for Maemo if it doesn't already exist), but that should be the plugin that can fulfill that use case. I've updated the bug report with a link to the plugin, although it seems as if the Git repository is empty/down at the moment.