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2010-03-12
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i dont think QT supports status bar applets yet.
It did support the desktop applet mode by setting an attribute on the widget WA_QMaemo5DesktopApplet but then later I saw it was removed not sure if they have put it back in the later releases of qt4.6. I had tried that and it worked just fine.
It did support the desktop applet mode by setting an attribute on the widget WA_QMaemo5DesktopApplet but then later I saw it was removed not sure if they have put it back in the later releases of qt4.6. I had tried that and it worked just fine.
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2010-03-12
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http://qt.gitorious.org/+qt-develope...5/controlpanel
There is an example, but it's still quite experimental. Report back if you are able to make something with it
There is an example, but it's still quite experimental. Report back if you are able to make something with it
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2010-03-12
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If I'm not mistaken, Control-Panel applet is a dialog called from an execute entryPoint in a library (at least it was like this in Maemo4)
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2010-03-12
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Originally Posted by pillar
Thanks a lot, I'll try that
http://qt.gitorious.org/+qt-develope...5/controlpanel
There is an example, but it's still quite experimental. Report back if you are able to make something with it
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2010-03-12
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Originally Posted by pillar
have seen that, but sorry thats not how real QT code should look like
http://qt.gitorious.org/+qt-develope...5/controlpanel
There is an example, but it's still quite experimental. Report back if you are able to make something with it
Its using the Atoms directly and assuming the underlying window manager is X11, QT is supposed to be platform independent , so I think we just need to wait till the QTboys bring out some atttribute that can be set on a widget.
However, that would still work for the N900
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2010-03-12
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Well I had a quick glance and it looks like the execute launch an app (/usr/bin/qapplet) passing the parent window id on the command line ...
I didn't think it was that bad ...
Will there be a control panel in harmattan ? or is the concept completely changed ?
I didn't think it was that bad ...
Will there be a control panel in harmattan ? or is the concept completely changed ?
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2010-05-11
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Any news about it ?
Has anyone a tutorial on How to make a ControlPanel Applet ?
Has anyone a tutorial on How to make a ControlPanel Applet ?
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2010-05-12
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I have managed to create a ControlPanel Applet with the GTK launcher available on http://qt.gitorious.org/+qt-develope...lugin/plugin.c.
But my main Application needed X11 librairies to get the parent, so the size of it increased from 500k to 800k.
If someone has a better solution
But my main Application needed X11 librairies to get the parent, so the size of it increased from 500k to 800k.
If someone has a better solution
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2010-05-12
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Originally Posted by calvin_42
How would needing the X11 libraries make your application bigger? Do you link them statically?
I have managed to create a ControlPanel Applet with the GTK launcher available on http://qt.gitorious.org/+qt-develope...lugin/plugin.c.
But my main Application needed X11 librairies to get the parent, so the size of it increased from 500k to 800k.
If someone has a better solution
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I want to develop a new ControlPanel Applet and I suppose it is the right time to do it the Qt way ...
I've already done it with GTK (gnokii-gconf, contact-infos).
I didn't find any example in the docs or in the garage project ...
Do you know any ?
It would be nice to find a nice project with everything set up right (deb, i18n, config ...)
Thanks
Fred
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