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Nathan is offline Nathan
2009-12-23 , 21:52
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#51
Originally Posted by codeMonkey View Post
Regarding the linking of unrar as a dependancy - I've just noticed the below in the readme.

Hopefully this won't be a problem?
Most of us here will be fairly happy installing unrar manually, but mainstream users might not be.
That would be an issue if I was linking the code into the project. The program is just calling the unrar command which is not gpl'd and having the package manager include it as a dependancy. Afaik, after looking into it briefly this is not breaking the spirit or the legality of it. I'm not linking code in, and it isn't a plugin. Just another unmodified non-gpl'd "program" that is being called.

I've tried out cbrpager on my n900 and it's working very nicely.
Looks like the main work to do now is fremantlisation in terms of appearance of menus and settings, and the toolbar icons.
Agreed. I need to spend some time on this. ;-)

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Nathan is offline Nathan
2009-12-23 , 21:54
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#52
Originally Posted by ming387 View Post
Using cbr on N900 and really liking it. Only problem for me is coming from Comix I got very comfortable with using the volume up / down keys to navigate from page to page.

I see that I can set the volume keys to move the pages on the "settings" but when after saving the set-up; the keys defaults to the normal volume functions when running cbr.

I think it's a bug... Anybody able to successfully assign the page next / previous functions to the volume keys?

Thanks!
I'm looking into this already. I need to find somewhere where their is code some gtk code to detect the volume keys in C, or a wiki article giving me a clue which direction I need to go to capture these keystrokes. I don't have a n900 yet, so I can't easily create a test application to figure it out.

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Nathan is offline Nathan
2009-12-23 , 22:40
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#53
Originally Posted by Nathan View Post
I'm looking into this already. I need to find somewhere where their is code some gtk code to detect the volume keys in C, or a wiki article giving me a clue which direction I need to go to capture these keystrokes. I don't have a n900 yet, so I can't easily create a test application to figure it out.
Nathan
Actually it turned out to be fairly simple to capture the volume key. It is also known as the zoom key. I will be putting up a new version shortly after I finish the tests.

I've uploaded v .30 up. It is in the queue to be built. Once built I'll move it into the testing. This should allow the zoom/volume key to work on Fremantle.

Nathan.
Last edited by Nathan; 2009-12-23 at 23:11. Reason: (Version is uploaded)
 

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codeMonkey is offline codeMonkey
2009-12-24 , 07:40
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#54
Volume key zooming is working perfectly
Thanks for the update!
 
igore is offline igore
2010-01-26 , 13:42
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#55
Originally Posted by Nathan View Post
I've uploaded v .30 up. It is in the queue to be built. Once built I'll move it into the testing. This should allow the zoom/volume key to work on Fremantle.
Is there a source repository for the Fremantle CBRPager in gitorious or somewhere else?

Just in case I find time to fix a couple of annoyances.
Last edited by igore; 2010-01-26 at 13:43. Reason: typofix
 
codeMonkey is offline codeMonkey
2010-01-26 , 16:36
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#56
You can find it under the package here, but I don't know if it's also being kept anywhere else.
 
Nathan is offline Nathan
2010-01-27 , 22:26
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#57
No their doesn't seem to be a svn repo for the Maemo version of cbrPager. If you want I can see if the project admin can create the repository and then I can drop the latest source (which is linked to in the prior post) into it so that others can work on it.

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2010-01-28 , 07:26
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#58
That would be great
 
Nathan is offline Nathan
2010-03-19 , 19:36
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#59
Ok, I have the rights on the project to do it. Anyone who wants rights to commit on the project join the project.

I'll try and get the latest code committed today.

Nathan
 
Nathan is offline Nathan
2010-03-27 , 02:12
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#60
The code is Finally commited: (sorry, once I enabled the repository I had to "wait" for it become active).
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/mangaemo/

Nathan
 
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