/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/04/13/#ubuntu-unity.txt

davidcallemhr3, ping07:48
mhr3pong07:48
davidcallemhr3, is your tdb branch going in before the release?07:49
mhr3davidcalle, no, it'll be sru-ed07:50
mhr3(probably)07:50
davidcallemhr3, ok07:51
apwdidrocks, with todays update my launcher is scrolling on under some (at least) of my windows09:57
didrocksapw: ah, do you have -proposed enabled?09:57
apwdidrocks, for precise?  unsure09:58
didrockscan you check?09:58
didrockscompiz in preicse09:58
didrocksprecise09:58
didrocksunity is still in -proposed09:58
didrocksthat will help to know what's the cause09:58
apwi do appear to have proposed enabled indeed09:58
didrocksapt-cache policy unity?09:58
apw  Installed: 5.10.0-0ubuntu109:58
didrocksok, so latest stack, can't know if it's compiz or unity09:59
didrocksthat's something for sam or duflu09:59
didrocksbut they aren't arond09:59
didrocksaroudn*09:59
didrocksapw: any way to trigger the stacking issue is welcomed09:59
apwdidrocks, yeah no idea, literrally only just logged in09:59
didrocksapw: you didn't tried the unity-team ppa, right?10:00
didrocks(since last Friday)10:00
apwnot on this machine, i have that on my other test box10:00
apwand haven't noticed it there yet, but then this is the first for this level for me anyhow10:01
didrocksok, so no way to know when it started for you10:01
didrocksapw: I think we'll need to wait on duflu or sam10:01
apwdidrocks, nope, i haven't seen this for ages and ages, it was common in the bad old days10:01
didrocksindeed ;)10:01
apwdidrocks, but, who knows if its just uncommon or new to this version10:02
didrocksthe only report about bad stacking we had was with a fullscreen browser10:02
apwi guessi could logout and back in and see if persists10:02
didrocksbut nothing else despite a widespread testing10:02
didrocksyeah10:02
didrocksif your machine can trigger it reliably10:02
didrocksit would be good10:02
apwi will lose the current state of course10:02
didrocksyeah10:02
didrocksbut I don't think they will be around before Monday now10:03
apwoh10:03
apwok then i'll see if its reproducible10:03
didrocksyeah, better to come with a test case, especially if you get it just on one machine10:03
didrockskeep me posted :)10:04
apwdidrocks, ok looks ok on a second login10:04
didrocksapw: yeah, but there is a hidden issue under it then. reproducing would be nice10:05
apwdidrocks, indeed, will have to see if i can spot a pattern if i see it again10:06
didrocksthanks ;)10:06
=== _salem is now known as salem_
malinHow do I write the inputfield for a unity-lens? My lens is running, but Nothinhappens when I write in the inputfield13:54
davidcallemalin, are you using Quickly to make the lens?13:54
malindavidcalle: nope. This is the projectpage: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~malinkb/unity-buss/unity-buss-experimental/files  I did work on this couple of months ago, and got a lot of help in here :)13:56
malinI just want the last finish of it to get it work13:56
davidcallemalin, right, I remember :)13:56
malinyeah :)13:56
malinI think you helped me :)13:56
malinI guess raw_input("text")  aint usable input method for the unity lens13:57
malinbecause nothing happens when I write in the field :)13:57
davidcallemalin, indeed :) you should try "input = search.props.search_string.strip ()"14:00
malinah14:00
davidcallemalin, the search string is a property of the search object, you just need to ask for it (and strip it to avoid trailing whitespaces).14:01
malininstead of the line : input = raw_input("text")  I just write input = search.props.search_string.strip () instead?14:01
davidcalleYep14:01
malinthen I will try :D14:01
malincool14:01
malinand searchhint is just to write: searchhint="searchhint"   in the .lens file?14:01
malinif so I can try14:01
malinbut I don't remember how to stop my lens and so14:02
davidcallemalin, the search hint is set in two places : the .lens file is used when, for some reason the lens daemon is not running. It's not really important.14:03
davidcalleself._lens.props.search_hint = HINT in you daemon is important one.14:03
davidcalleis the important one*14:03
malindavidcalle: And one more thing. To print the results. is there something else than: print "texstring" and print <variable with textstring>   ?14:03
malinah14:04
malinhm. I don't see any searchhint in the lense14:04
davidcalleLine 22 of your file :)14:04
davidcallemalin, print is fine, why?14:05
malinjust wandered14:05
malindavidcalle: yeah, but why is the inputfield in the lens al black? there is no white text such as in the app-lense as: "Search Applications"14:06
malinaccording to my code it should say: "Type something!"14:06
malinbut I will change it. That's easy, but nothing appears14:06
malinhehe14:06
davidcallemalin, are you sure that your lens daemon is running?14:07
malindavidcalle: I think it does, my lense shows up in the dash, but maybe that dosen't mean it is running?14:08
malin*it is not running14:08
malinI try again: The lense appear in the dash, but that maybe not meaning it is running14:09
davidcallemalin, no the fact that your lens shows up just means you have the lens folder in /usr/share/unity/lenses with a .lens file in it. Are you sure that your bus name and bus path in the .lens are the same ones as in the daemon? "net.buss.lens.buss" and "/net/buss/lens/buss"14:10
malinI have started it with commands last time we tried this, but I don't remember how14:10
malinso I am pretty sure it's correct14:10
davidcalleto start it with commands, just "python buss"14:12
malinoki14:12
malinah, then the searchhint appeared14:14
malinbut I made it run, and the searchhint appeard in the dash input field14:15
malinah sorry, I scrolled up and answered something :p14:16
davidcalleHehe14:16
malinit works, but it prints the results to the terminal, not the dash. So chaning input worked. Now it is just the output14:17
davidcallemalin, for the output, look at this sample lens : the on_search_changed def and the wikipedia one, every line of code is explained.14:18
davidcallehttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity-lens-sample/trunk/view/head:/python/simple/unity-scope-wikipedia14:18
davidcallemalin, I've noticed that your lens doesn't have any category, you need at least one to display the results : before your self._lens.export (); , you need to create one.14:22
davidcallehttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity-lens-sample/trunk/view/head:/python/simple/unity-lens-sample14:22
davidcallefrom lines 24 to 28, it show how to create categories.14:22
malinok14:23
davidcallemalin, two types of categories are available : the vertical one (also called icon view, like in the Apps lens ) and the horizontal one (card view, like in the online category of the Video lens or the Gwibber lens)14:23
malinokey14:24
malinah, three lins. cats is a onedimentional arreay?14:28
malin*arrey14:28
=== jalcine_ is now known as Guest70068
davidcallemalin, yes14:30
malinhm.. I added thre lines as in the example: the lines from line: 24, 26 and 2814:30
malinit still print to the terminal only14:31
=== Guest70068 is now known as jalcine_
davidcallemalin, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity-lens-sample/trunk/view/head:/python/simple/unity-scope-wikipedia14:34
davidcalleLine 8114:34
davidcalleThis is the line where you push results to the Dee model. Unity will automatically read the model and display what it contains.14:35
davidcalles/push/append14:35
malinhm. I just copy and paste that line? or what kind of modifications are needed?14:35
davidcallemalin, you need to do it for each result.14:36
malinfor each results? hm. so how many lines do I need?!14:36
malinI have one category14:36
davidcallemalin, and use the destination url of you result in the first field, the icon, the category (should be 0 if you have only one), etc.14:36
malinah. So if my result is a variable, I write it in there?14:37
malininstead of an url?14:37
davidcallethe url is the destination of the result when it's clicked. The text is in the "title" field.14:38
davidcallemalin, when your lens is queried, is it supposed to answer several results or just one hour?14:39
malinThe results are just a textstring14:43
malinso just one answer14:43
davidcallemalin, ok, so you just need to add this to your buss method http://paste.ubuntu.com/928030/14:46
davidcalleI've left uri, icon, comment, and drag and drop uri as empty strings.14:46
davidcalleYou can fill them with whatever you need to add to the result.14:47
malinah thanks :)14:48
malinwill try14:48
malingot somer error: http://pastebin.com/faCjk5jC14:52
davidcallemalin, patjunk must be a string.15:00
malinhm. I thought it was15:01
davidcallemalin, try with str(patjunk)15:01
davidcallemalin, to make sure it's one.15:01
malinah15:01
malinholy... it hm. made an icon in the dash, but is it possible to make it post readable text?!15:02
malinI can show a screenshot.. :)15:03
malinhttp://imgur.com/rHgv415:05
malinit should print a textstring only15:05
davidcallemalin, by looking at your branch I can see that what your printing in the terminal is "test(full_url,patjunk)"15:07
davidcalleSo, I guess this is your result string15:08
malinyeah, but I don't need the full_url15:08
malinit just print the search-url, but I don't need to see it15:08
davidcallemalin, full_url is your query url, but test(full_url,patjunk) seems to be the string you extract from the answer, no?15:09
malinthe full_url makes a search-url15:10
malinit print an url like this: http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~tagore/cgi-bin/busstuc/busq.cgi?lang=nor&quest=%25moholt+til+sentrum15:10
malinand the patjunk prints re result on the webpage15:11
davidcallepatjunk = re.compile("<.*?>|\n|Answer from BusTUC",re.DOTALL|re.M)15:11
davidcallepatjunk is just a compiled regex, and if you print patjunk, you will only print the regex object. Not a result extracted form the html answer.15:12
davidcallefrom*15:12
malinjepp, it removes things I don'αΊ— need from the original answer15:12
malinah15:13
malinaha15:13
malinI have to print the full_url-result15:13
davidcallemalin, test () seems to do the extraction, so if you print test(full_url,patjunk) , it should be the extracted result string, no?15:14
malinI think I tried, but I can try again15:14
malinso instead of , result_string15:15
malinin this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/928030/15:15
malinI should write15:15
malintest(full_url,patjunk)15:15
malin?15:15
malinalmost there15:16
malinit worked, but I think I have to choose horizontal printing and not vertical15:16
malinas you can see. I am almost there :) http://imgur.com/jisWs15:17
davidcallemalin, nice :)15:18
davidcalleTo switch to horizontal, just use .HORIZONTAL_TILE in you category.15:18
malinI did, and I can see more text, but there is still not enough to see all :(15:20
malinso if it is possible to change the size of the answer box or what to name it15:20
davidcalleCard view allows to different texts : model.append ("", "", 0, "text/html", first_result_string, second_result_string, "")15:20
malinso how can I use the model.append to make it horizontal across the entire dash?15:21
davidcalleNot possible, you can't change the size of the result tiles.15:22
malinah.. that's sad15:23
malinI can't see the entire text :(15:23
malinbut I sort of made it, but it should be possible to click the result and be redirected to the url15:24
malinguess that's the url-thing?15:25
davidcalle model.append (url, icon, 0, "text/html", first_result_string, second_result_string, drag and drop url (usually the same as the first url))15:25
malinbut it's sort of useful15:27
malinhm. should be possible to open result in default webbrowser by clicking the icon?15:36
malinIf I drag it to the browser I get the results15:36
=== krnekhelesh is now known as nik90
davidcallemalin, yes, should be possible : what does your model.append () looks like?15:40
Roshanhello someone help me where in source code, that implement tooltip for launcher icon..how tooltip is drawn15:42
davidcalleRoshan, you should ask Trevinho15:43
malindavidcalle: model.append (uri, "", 0, "text/html", test(full_url,patjunk), "", uri)15:43
Roshanok..david calle ,thanx a lot15:44
davidcallemalin, what does your uri looks like when printed?15:44
davidcallemalin, because if a drag and drop works... clicking the result should do it too :)15:44
malinwhyt it looks the same as when printed?15:46
malins/whyt/why/15:47
malinthis could be the uri: http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~tagore/cgi-bin/busstuc/busq.cgi?lang=nor&quest=%moholt+til+sentrum  depends on what i search for everyting after &quest=%    is uniq15:49
malinwell. it actually works now15:52
davidcallemalin, hehe15:52
malindon't know why it didn't first15:52
malinso all I have to fix is to get an icon to the result in dash15:52
malintried to set icon = /the/path/to/the/icon/svg15:52
malinused for the lense15:52
davidcallemalin, the full path for the icon can work, yes. You can also use a icon from your system theme like "clock" or "gtk-info", or a http url to an image file.15:56
davidcallean icon*15:57
malindavidcalle: okey. no icon appear in the results, so I don't know what could be wrong16:00
davidcallemalin, try with the string "clock" in the icon field, to see if it works.16:02
malinit just dosen't work all the time. to click the result16:07
malindavidcalle: I can try with clock, just to check it works16:07
davidcallemalin, push your branch to Launchpad and I'll tell you what's wrong with it.16:08
malinokey. Just check that clock-thing first16:08
malinstil no icon16:09
malinokey, I will push it16:09
malinthink I did a mistake with pushing. Still revision 8 :S and I think I made another branch when I diden't tend to16:18
malinwell, here it is: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~malinkb/unity-buss/buss/files16:19
malinjust made a new brach acidentially16:19
davidcallemalin, first thing : "model.append (uri, "", " should be "model.append (uri, icon, "16:21
davidcallemalin, that will fix the icon not showing, as it was not added to the model :)16:21
malinsure... :S16:22
malinhow could I forget....16:22
davidcallemalin, you need a  search.finished () under model.append (), it will warn Unity that the search is... finished. it should fix the uri issue.16:24
malinthen the icon appeard, but I should got one with higer resolution, but it works. Is there a way to put an icon to the category too?16:24
malinah16:25
malinhm. it works, but takes a while16:26
malinI don't know if it understand it is finished to search, cause it appear to be to results after a while16:27
davidcallemalin, yes. When you create your category : Gio.ThemedIcon.new("path to the icon")16:27
malindavidcalle: ah...16:28
davidcallemalin, and I need to go ;)16:29
davidcallemalin, I'll be around this week-end if you still need some help16:30
malinoki. thanx for all help :)16:30
davidcallemalin, no problem16:30
Will123456if a bug fix is delivered via an SRU, does it then get included in the 12.04 iso that you download from ubuntu.com?16:31
kklimondanot until 12.04.1 "point release" (or however its called)17:38
zgregso, only 12.04.1 will get a proper unity upgrade?17:39
zgregor how does the SRU procedure work?17:39
kklimondaonly when 12.04.1 is released will you get updated image with all the sru fixes, until then you have to update the system after installation (or during installation if you choose so)17:40
zgregis 12.04 going to get anything beyond bugfixes, so as performance fixes, and (small) additions to functionality?17:40
zgregs/so/such/17:40
kklimondano new functionality, performance fixes are also unlikely - mostly bugfixes get accepted17:42
zgregthat's a pity, there's been a lot of interesting work going on in compiz17:43
zgregI think nux also needs a lot of optimization, it's horrible inefficient17:44
zgregopengl is slow if you don't batch :)17:44
zgregnux does a shitload of state changes to get a single texture quad onto the screen... this should be improved17:45
kklimondaa lot of things could still be improved, but they've decided to add HUD instead ;)17:46
zgregwell, the HUD is a nice idea, though17:46
zgregI like it, at least17:47
kklimondait is, but I'm not sure it was necessary to add it to the LTS release17:47
zgregyes, that is a bit controversial17:47
Will123456zgreg: in an alternate reality there is a mutter-based unity implementation in 12.0417:49
zgregheh17:50
zgregusing clutter instead of nux?17:50
kklimondathey did base it on mutter before, didn't they?17:50
zgregyes17:50
kklimondaor was it clutter?17:50
kklimonda(I don't quite remember if they were using mutter, or clutter directly)17:51
zgregmutter is a compositing window manager, and it uses clutter17:51
zgregclutter is an opengl user interface toolkit, a bit similar to nux17:51
kklimondayeah, I know17:51
kklimondaI've always wandered if the choice of not investing into clutter and choosing nux+compiz was a good idea17:51
zgregI think the early unity was using mutter as the window manager, but already used nux for the UI17:51
zgregI remember that mutter was in a pretty bad state around ubuntu 11.04, and then it was decided to use compiz instead17:52
kklimondahmm, no - I don't think so17:53
zgregwhen 11.10 was released, suddenly it was the other way around17:53
kklimondathey were using clutter and the mix of clutter and vala has proven to be too unpredictable (and too slow ;))17:53
zgregfortunately compiz received a lot of optimizations and bugfixes since17:53
kklimondayeah, but I still believe it to be a poor choice from the platform point of view17:54
kklimondainstead of commiting into Gtk+ and Clutter we now have Gtk+, Qt and then unity uses nux just to add some fun17:54
zgregyes, it would be nice to share more code with gnome317:55
DaekdroomGnome Shell is mostly JS, anyway.17:55
zgregI think unity-2d is unnecessary17:55
DaekdroomSo it's not like Unity is doing blasphemy.17:55
Daekdroomzgreg, isn't it going to be used in Ubuntu TV?17:56
zgregit would have been a much better choice to invest all the time and resources into optimizing unity17:56
kklimondaDaekdroom: sure it isn't but it (compiz and nux) add complexity to the stack17:56
Daekdroomand 12.04 LTS does not support composite on software rendering.17:56
zgregDaekdroom: I have no idea17:56
Daekdroom(probably in 12.10 there'll be support for it)17:56
kklimondaDaekdroom: software rendering is going to be too slow for embedded devices though17:57
DaekdroomThat's a good reason to have Unity-2d17:57
kklimondaDaekdroom: at leasts that's what I got from the discussion about using llvmpipe for gnome-shell17:57
zgregall those embedded devices support opengl es, though17:57
DaekdroomCompiz doesn't support OpenGL ES yet, does it?17:58
zgregnot sure about compiz (IIRC linaro ported it), but nux supports it17:58
kklimondait will though17:58
zgregbut again, without unity-2d there would have been plenty of resources to port compiz and what else there is17:59
kklimondawayland "uses" opengl es so compiz will have to start supporting it sooner or later17:59
kklimondazgreg: well, some people are actually proposing for unity-2d to replace unity ;)18:00
zgregdecent modern opengl is easily ported to opengl es anyway18:00
zgregunfortunately neither compiz nor nux use decent and modern openg18:00
zgreg*opengl18:00
kklimondaheh18:01
zgregthat's actually really baffling - nux was conceived in 2007, yet some parts like like 199918:01
zgregerr, look like18:01
DaekdroomI wonder how does Compiz not do that. It was rewritten not long ago.18:01
kklimondayeah, that's surprising18:01
zgregIIRC compiz is still full of immediate mode opengl18:02
zgregyou know, glBegin and all that crap *shudder*18:02
alciJust read the post about system status menu on planet...18:04
kklimondaoh nice, but seriously - if they change so much stuff I'm wondering how hard is it going to be to switch people from 12.04 to 14.04 when the times come ;)18:05
DaekdroomIsn't 12.04 drastically different from 10.04?18:06
alciWell, I would suggest another change... integrate a "presentation" status that would prevent personal information to pop up on notifications18:07
kklimondaDaekdroom: it is, but I'd rather not see drastic changes every 2 years18:07
kklimondaalci: there has already been some discussion about a "presentation mode" some time ago, so we should see something coming out soon18:09
nik90I really hope they come out with presentation mode soon...sometimes the notifications can  be disturbing or distracting and it would nice to disable it18:10
nik90gnome shell already has it for a year now18:10
LLStarkshi cimi, you around?18:24
CimiLLStarks, y18:26
LLStarksi've found a bug concerning light-themes when paired with the new intel ddx backend18:27
LLStarksprogress bar and dropdown pixmaps render incorrectly and overlap18:27
kklimondaCimi: any plans on making a dark ambiance variant for Gtk+ 3? I'm not quite sure who to ask about it - I know there has been some work on that a year ago or so, but nothing came out of it18:28
Cimikklimonda, maybe 12.10, not sure18:29
CimiLLStarks, you sure it's not a gtk bug?18:29
LLStarksit's suspected to be either a cairo or theme bug18:29
LLStarkshttps://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4863018:29
ubot5Freedesktop bug 48630 in Driver/intel "Progress bars and other dynamic elements do not render properly with SNA enabled" [Normal,New: ]18:29
LLStarksi figured i'd ask you since murrine is your thing18:35
LLStarksor whatever engine is used now18:37
LLStarksunico18:38
DaekdroomUnico for GTK+3, Murrine for GTK+2, afaik18:38
LLStarksthx18:40
highvoltageKaleo: hi! can I bother you with some unity-2d questions?18:40
mhall119David's lens tutorial has been published, can you guys help promote it by up-voting on reddit? http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/s8boa/how_to_create_a_wikipedia_unity_lens_for_ubuntu18:48
highvoltagemhall119: mind if we reblog that on the edubuntu blog? (we want to encourage people to do lenses for educational purposes)18:52
mhall119highvoltage: go for it!19:07
LLStarksimho, lenses are useless as long as ppas are required. unless ayatana adopts a gnome extensions-like site to quickly add them, i see little utility19:10
Will123456LLStarks: agreed. as far as i'm concerned the less ppas i'll need to install on family and friends' computers the better19:16
Will123456is there any hope of getting anti aliased window scaling in unity 2D for 12.10? would it be possible to do that when using unity 2D on slow machines that DO have working graphics cards?19:17
mhall119LLStarks: scopes and lenses will be available through the extras repository and can be installed from the Software Center19:17
nik90Will123456, LLStarks: I personally have seen quite an improvement on the amount of PPAs required since older version of ubuntu. More and more lenses and scopes are now being part of the software center19:17
Will123456nik90: yeah, agreed. ubuntu tweak used to be a must, but in the last few years i've not bothered19:18
nik90Will123456, LLStarks: It is up to the developers to submit their app to the software center...whenever I see an app being recommended to be installed from a PPA, I ask them why not submit it to the software center instead19:18
LLStarksbut the software center is stupid. do we really want universe to grow with each new lens? this is what i'd like for lenses: https://extensions.gnome.org/19:20
LLStarksone click to turn on19:20
nik90LLStarks: imagine a new user...where he has to go to one website to install lenses and then to the software center for installing apps19:21
nik90LLStarks: why not just use the software center for everything :) ?19:21
LLStarksstill stupid. the repos are static for most of the year19:21
LLStarksif it doesn't make debian merge, it probably won't get in19:22
Will123456i'm not hugely excited by the idea of having a website only to handle shell extensions and the like19:22
Will123456maybe there should be some sort of more dynamic repo19:22
LLStarksthe site is fast19:22
Will123456a bit like however the software centre deals with proprietary closed source paid for stuff19:22
Will123456LLStarks: it's more of a philosophical thing for me19:22
nik90LLStarks, the problem of static repos are currently work in progress...investigation is being done to improve the situation19:23
LLStarksnik90, if you can find a way to have debian packaging to allow easy delta debs, a rolling extra repo, and silent updates for core apps like firefox, let me know19:26
nik90LLStarks, you can already have silent updates :)19:27
LLStarkswithout an explicit package update?19:27
nik90LLStarks, silent updates are already used for security updates...19:27
nik90so I asked on askubuntu on how to do this for other updates19:27
nik90you can check it out at http://askubuntu.com/questions/87849/how-to-enable-silent-automatic-updates-for-any-repository19:28
nik90let me know what you think...it is actually pretty cool19:28
LLStarkssilent still requires a package update19:28
nik90ofcourse19:28
nik90what else do you expect?19:28
LLStarksfiles can't replaced by an in-app upgrade process19:29
LLStarksand that sucks about debian packaging19:29
LLStarkssame would go for lenses19:29
nik90delta deb are not yet available..but one step at a time mate :P19:30
LLStarksdelta has been ubuntu+1 for 5 years19:30
LLStarksso, whatever19:30
c__chpdoes anybody knows how i get evolution in the mail applet21:29
kklimondahmm, is 2d spread supposed to be that slow?21:43
kklimondait takes a few seconds to show it21:44
c__chpso nobody ?21:59
davidcallemalin, add model.clear (), between model = ... and model.append () , it will fix your multiple results issue. It basically clears the lens.22:37
malindavidcalle: thanx22:37
malinis there any way to make the results appear faster too? I can see the result in terminal way faster tahn in the lense22:38
malindavidcalle: I was soo happy today because it finally worked. Now I have to remove those bugs :)22:38
davidcallemalin, I know why it's slow : you call the search a first time to print test(full_url,patjunk) then, another time to add to the model. Just do it one time, in a variable : result = test(full_url,patjunk), then print result and append( result, ...)22:42
malinI can comment out printing to terminal22:42
davidcallemalin, yes, it works too :)22:42
malinthat worked better and faster.22:45
malinand it's better to have one result only22:46
malinstill slow, but it is faster. It is slow in the orignal webpage too22:48
davidcallemalin, ok22:48
=== yofel_ is now known as yofel
malindavidcalle: Now I have uncommented all print who print to terminal + added the line you mentioned. Things works a little better23:04
malinlast thing I would like know is if there is possible to make it wait to search until I am finish with typing the search-string ?23:05
malinit somethimes search before I am finish and just gives a result about a not valid search string23:06
malinbecause the search need at least two known names to complite a search23:06
malinlike two bus stops or two city areas and so23:06
malinbut now I have to get some sleep :)23:09
davidcallemalin, you can start the search only if you have two spaces in your search string, for example.23:20
=== salem_ is now known as _salem
davidcallemalin, I've played a bit with your code, I'm pretty sure it won't work for any searches, as I have absolutely no knowledge of norwegian, but at least, it works on "moholt til sentrum" :p http://paste.ubuntu.com/928675/23:24
davidcalleany other searches*23:25
malinyou could try: lade til sentrum, sentrum til heimdal, nardo til sentrum etter klokken 18.0023:32
malinlike that23:32
malinah.. i haven't slept yet :p23:33
davidcallemalin, hehe, I'll let you try by yourself :P23:35
davidcallemalin, and I'm heading to bed too. See you around ;)23:36

Generated by irclog2html.py 2.7 by Marius Gedminas - find it at mg.pov.lt!