[00:11] mhall119, ping [00:14] mhall119, if I want to write a music scope with Singlet, (a) is there any documentation other than http://mhall119.com/2012/01/singlet-part-0-2/ and (b) should I use quickly-unity-lens-template to build it even though I'm not writing a lens? [00:15] it's not at all clear to me how I find out what my scope is meant to generate, for an existing lend [00:15] lens [00:30] aquarius: the quickly template is for lenses only [00:31] it can probably be re-used for scopes, but you'll have to do some manual tweaking [00:31] mhall119, ok, cool. YOur blog post says things like "Singlet uses this to build DBus names and paths, and also to know where to install your scope.", implying that I can make singlet generate a .scope file for me; is this so? [00:32] I mean, if I just write a python file which imports singlet and implements a scope, I don't know how or where to install it... [00:33] aquarius: that was stripped from Singlet and put into the quicly template [00:34] ah. but the quickly template doesn't do scopes. :( [00:34] not yet [00:34] so... how do I create a music scope with Singlet? [00:34] sorry if I sound stupid here, but I don't know what I'm doing. :) [00:34] right now, you write it from scratch [00:35] aquarius: ping me in the morning (my time) and I'll walk you through it [00:35] right, OK. Are there any examples of Singlet music scopes? I have found a couple of examples of Singlet scopes which go with a custom Singlet lens, and Python music scopes which *don't* use Singlet :) [00:36] not music, no [00:36] happy to chat tomorrow though :) [00:36] tthe only concern you'd have it getting the category indexes right [00:37] on the list of things I do not know is htf I find out what a scope needs to return to satisfy a particular lens, without rtfs. But this can wait for tomorrow ;) [00:37] yeah, you have to rtfs, which sucks [00:37] heh [00:38] I shall write a mini qml client for now, and talk to you tomorrow about dash integration ;) [00:39] sounds good [00:39] you should probably sleep too, at some point [00:41] in theory, yeah [00:41] I'm on holiday, though :) [00:41] two-day public holiday in the UK! [00:41] and tomorrow I might go out and buy myself a Porsche. :) [00:41] so staying up late to write a music player is perfectly rational :P [00:57] lol [07:02] good morning [10:47] mhall119, I'm not sure when your morning starts. :) [11:21] aquarius: in a couple hours [11:21] * aquarius laughs and laughs [11:21] go away then :) [11:52] * dpm chuckles [13:44] mhall119, if you're around at some point, say the word :) [14:03] aquarius: I'm around, but about to jump into meetings [14:07] mhall119, ah, ok [15:29] hi guys [15:33] hi kola911 [15:34] umm I wanted to ask something ? [15:34] kola911, feel free to ask [15:34] I am doing scjp [15:35] and am about to take the exams [15:35] so I believe that I am capable of making simple application [15:35] so I wonder if I can get into any existing java projects [15:35] ? [15:35] to help ubuntu [15:38] kola911, sure. We generally recommend Python for new app developers, but if you're now new and are experienced in Java already, you can of course submit a Java app [15:39] Check out http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/ [15:39] and http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish [15:39] thnxx [15:48] dpm cant I get involved in group based projects or application development ? [16:02] kola911, I would recommend you to read http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/ and the information on the site. It should teach you how to use collaborative tools such as Launchpad to develop your app and get other people to contribute [16:05] thnx a lot [16:05] I got it :) [16:16] cool :-) [18:16] hi, could you help me about IPC in ubuntu [18:16] I use dbus, but how do people figure out sync? [18:17] for example, when I call method, find_girl(), which return name, I will not get same thing through signal [18:22] is it better to prevent service to send signals while it is adding feeds?