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2010-11-14
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#42
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Originally Posted by uvatbc
I do want to play around with QML, but for now I am just using the ui designer in Qt Creator. The UI and the guts are tied together via signals and slots, so it wouldn't be hard to switch to QML. But I don't have a compelling reason to change it right now--I'd rather focus the time I spend on this toward adding some more features.
Have you considered moving to QML? It is simpler and you can concentrate on the functionality while the UI remains untouched.
Besides...I am not artistic enough to make good use out of QML...whatever I do will still look like a nerd designed it whether it is on QML or Qt Designer or whatever.
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2010-11-16
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#43
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Originally Posted by rmerren
What i mean is this icon
What is the N900 mobile logo? Is there a copyright-free version somewhere? I don't want to load a copyrighted file up to Facebook.
In any case, this is not something you can pick and choose choose...whatever you assign to the facebook app is what gets used.
change to like this
TQ
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2010-11-16
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#44
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Originally Posted by meLi
I understand. But I will probably have to draw the picture.
What i mean is this icon
change to like this
TQ
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2010-11-16
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#45
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Originally Posted by rmerren
The more I play with QML, the more I like it...
I do want to play around with QML, but for now I am just using the ui designer in Qt Creator. The UI and the guts are tied together via signals and slots, so it wouldn't be hard to switch to QML. But I don't have a compelling reason to change it right now--I'd rather focus the time I spend on this toward adding some more features.
Besides...I am not artistic enough to make good use out of QML...whatever I do will still look like a nerd designed it whether it is on QML or Qt Designer or whatever.
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2010-11-16
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#46
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Originally Posted by rmerren
It really is quite amazing!
The more I play with QML, the more I like it...
Sorry about the thread hijack, but have you figured out how to change widget layouts on rotation?
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qgvdial: Google Voice client. All downloads
qgvtp: Phone integration for the n900 that dials out and sends texts using qgvdial.
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2010-11-16
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#47
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Originally Posted by uvatbc
You are way ahead of me...I just figured out how to make the text area flickable. And I am still trying to figure out the layout...standard Qt does relative layouts well, but I am afraid I may have to design in QML as pixel-peefect.
It really is quite amazing!
Sorry about the thread hijack, but have you figured out how to change widget layouts on rotation?
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2010-11-21
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#48
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Ok, uvatbc, you win. I have created a QML front end.
I have to say that QML is pretty awesome. It is similar in concept to Adobe's Flex, if you have ever played with that, but it is much more geared toward creating a mobile interface whereas Flex is designed around creating a desktop/form-based interface. And the Qt signal/slot architecture that is included in QML makes it incredibly powerful.
The basics of the interface didn't take long at all. I concluded that the best way to size things was to have objects refer to one another and use simple math to proportion them as desired. That way the interface is not tied to the N900's screen size.
I am not 100% thrilled with how things line up with one another...I might play with that further. But, in general, creating a fancy looking interface (if you consider mine fancy) was not much more effort than creating a standard Maemo-style interface in QT, and the qmlviewer app lets you test out the interface quickly and easily on both the desktop and the N900.
Anyway, you will notice that I left a button for the mystery feature, which is what I am working on next. Perhaps I will have some time to do it during the thanksgiving holiday. Please feel free to offer feedback here--I still haven't figured out how to get the garage bug tracker working right, but if you can make it work you can post bugs there as well.
The upload was successful...It should be hitting the repos anytime now.
I have to say that QML is pretty awesome. It is similar in concept to Adobe's Flex, if you have ever played with that, but it is much more geared toward creating a mobile interface whereas Flex is designed around creating a desktop/form-based interface. And the Qt signal/slot architecture that is included in QML makes it incredibly powerful.
The basics of the interface didn't take long at all. I concluded that the best way to size things was to have objects refer to one another and use simple math to proportion them as desired. That way the interface is not tied to the N900's screen size.
I am not 100% thrilled with how things line up with one another...I might play with that further. But, in general, creating a fancy looking interface (if you consider mine fancy) was not much more effort than creating a standard Maemo-style interface in QT, and the qmlviewer app lets you test out the interface quickly and easily on both the desktop and the N900.
Anyway, you will notice that I left a button for the mystery feature, which is what I am working on next. Perhaps I will have some time to do it during the thanksgiving holiday. Please feel free to offer feedback here--I still haven't figured out how to get the garage bug tracker working right, but if you can make it work you can post bugs there as well.
The upload was successful...It should be hitting the repos anytime now.
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2010-11-22
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#49
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Originally Posted by rmerren
Can you make it??????
I understand. But I will probably have to draw the picture.
Tks
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2010-11-23
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Hi there
it is great app and I wonder if u need any translation to other languages?
greets
kriss
it is great app and I wonder if u need any translation to other languages?
greets
kriss
In any case, this is not something you can pick and choose choose...whatever you assign to the facebook app is what gets used.