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ade is offline ade
2012-07-28 , 16:40
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#41
Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast View Post
Looking at another package the link for bugs.maemo.org would be

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Bugtracker: https://bugs.maemo.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=cooktimer
This link can only be active when it is in testing it seems? I also see links to TMO theads are used (just checked call-notify that Pali is promoting). That would be the most logical place for me to discuss issues...
 
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2012-07-28 , 16:46
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#42
Sure, it can be Your mail, TMO thread, or "proper" bugtracker - it doesn't matter much.

Honestly, if You ask me, I would promote current package to testing (and extras, if no bugs found), and start messing with it from another version, if any is to come. In practice, for such code-scale project (no disrespect, it's great, but less smaller code base than, lets say, kernel-power) link for bugtracker is rather decorative.

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2012-07-28 , 16:53
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Okay, then I will change the bugtracker link to this thread in a possible next version and keep this version for voting.

Sixwheeledbeast, can you live with that, or do you want a new version before voting?
 

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#44
Well, bugtracker link is not a blocker so it's voting time...
If you do promote a new package bump the thread and I'll check it out.
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#45
Bump to remind people this is still in testing and looking to be promoted.

It currently has 3/6 votes. Anybody that has tested it please remember to rate.
I think this is one of the most useful applications looking for promotion in a while, so don't leave it stuck in testing ... get testing.

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2012-08-03 , 06:24
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#46
Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast View Post
Bump to remind people this is still in testing and looking to be promoted.

It currently has 3/6 votes. Anybody that has tested it please remember to rate.
I think this is one of the most useful applications looking for promotion in a while, so don't leave it stuck in testing ... get testing.

Thanks
Thanks sixweeledbeast, I had hoped for more votes indeed.

But on the other hand (it won't the reason for this few votes, else it would be reported here) I discovered an issue.

If you have you device in 12h mode, the timeselector gets in am/pm mode, which gives an unwanted effect for me. It still works, but in an somewhat odd way. I did not manage to force the timeselector to go into 24h mode in these cases.
This would mean I would have to build my own timeselector, costing quit some time.
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#47
Originally Posted by ade View Post
Thanks sixweeledbeast, I had hoped for more votes indeed.

But on the other hand (it won't the reason for this few votes, else it would be reported here) I discovered an issue.

If you have you device in 12h mode, the timeselector gets in am/pm mode, which gives an unwanted effect for me. It still works, but in an somewhat odd way. I did not manage to force the timeselector to go into 24h mode in these cases.
This would mean I would have to build my own timeselector, costing quit some time.
I am sure more people have downloaded this application, with a garage account than Estel and me. Positive or negative feedback would help...

I too can confirm the 12 hour clock problem. I have no reason to use the 12 hour clock which will be why I never spotted it.

I don't know if this helps but my binary advanced clock plugin is still showing a 24 hour time even tho the device (including the lock screen) are in 12hr.
Would having a look into this help solve and avoid a huge re-write?
I am not sure how you use the system time to calculate the cooktime select combo box, so this maybe useless.
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#48
Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast View Post
I am sure more people have downloaded this application, with a garage account than Estel and me. Positive or negative feedback would help...

I too can confirm the 12 hour clock problem. I have no reason to use the 12 hour clock which will be why I never spotted it.

I don't know if this helps but my binary advanced clock plugin is still showing a 24 hour time even tho the device (including the lock screen) are in 12hr.
Would having a look into this help solve and avoid a huge re-write?
I am not sure how you use the system time to calculate the cooktime select combo box, so this maybe useless.
It's not that I use or need the system time. QMaemo5TimePickSelector just obeys the device time-format settings for it's display and I can't tell it to do otherwise.

I already made a start with my own time selector, which is indeed time consuming (not too experienced with QListWidgets layouts etc). The positive part (if it works out): I then can add seconds as a bonus very easy.
 

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#49
The time selector has now a become a custom one to tackle the am/pm display.

Detailed changelog in the first post. Version could be updated in the extras-devel any minute.
 

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#50
Decided to add some minor extra functionality.

Pressing on the remaining time will now pause a running timer.

The colors behind the remaining time now indicate:
- no color: timer is not active
- grey: timer is active
- green: timer is paused
- red: timer was the last to trigger an alert

Update available in the extras-devel repo.
 

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